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Students in our Test Preparation program are looking to continue their advanced education at an American University or College. Since these schools operate in English, they often have entrance exams to ensure that their students have a
full understanding of English and can communicate in English before coming to learn at their school. AEI offers Test Preparation courses to help our students prepare for these entrance exams.
Depending on the student's goals, the school they are looking to enroll in, or the certification they are
wishing to receive, there are several courses to choose from.
• 22 hours per week / Eight-week sessions
• Days: Monday – Friday
• Time: Mornings and afternoons
• Successful completion of all eight levels of AEI’s Intensive English Program or:
- score higher than Level Eight on AEI’s placement test or:
- show proof of having successfully passed professional exams in English (TOEFL,
GRE, etc.)
• Students wishing to enroll in Section II of one of our Test Preparation classes must pass Section I or show
scores of 70 or higher on the actual TOEFL exam, 150 for GRE or 630 for GMAT before enrolling in Section II.
For more than 30 years, AEI has been offering a high quality, Intensive English Program to non-native speakers
from all over the world. Classes are led by highly qualified, native-speaking instructors. Our classes are small, intimate,
and student-centered.
Our Intensive English Program focuses on 6 core elements of language proficiency. These are the Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Grammar, and Vocabulary.
It consists of 8 levels from beginner to college level proficiency in English. When a student first comes to AEI, they are given a placement test. The results determine the appropriate level of study.
• 20 hours per week / Eight-week sessions
• Days: Monday – Friday
• Time: 9:00 AM – 12:50 PM
• 15 hours per week / Eight-week sessions
• Days: Monday – Friday
• Time: 9:00 AM – 11:50 AM
Students in our Test Preparation program are looking to continue their advanced education at an American University or College. Since these schools operate in English, they often have entrance exams to ensure that their students have a full understanding of English and can communicate in English before coming to learn at their school. AEI has developed several Test Preparation courses to help our students prepare for these entrance exams.
Depending on the student's goals, the school they are looking to enroll in, or the certification they are
wishing to receive, there are several courses to choose from. Explore our offerings and class requirements by
clicking the relative button below:
• 22 hours per week / Eight-week sessions
• Days: Monday – Friday
• Time: Mornings and afternoons
• Successful completion of all eight levels of AEI’s Intensive English Program or:
- score higher than Level Eight on AEI’s placement test or:
- show proof of having successfully passed professional exams in English (TOEFL,
GRE, etc.)
• Students wishing to enroll in Section II of one of our Test Preparation classes must pass Section I or show
scores of 70 or higher on the actual TOEFL exam, 150 for GRE or 630 for GMAT before enrolling in Section II.
As specialists in English as a Second Language training (ESL), we are often asked for customized lessons and
specialized training programs. These are categorized as Tutoring at AEI. Because these programs are completely
customized to student needs, their fees vary - depending on the required timeframe and program details.
AEI offers both in-person tutoring and online tutoring.
ESL Tutoring
• Accent Reduction
• American Idioms
• Business Writing
• Conversational English
• English Skills
• Skype English
• Understanding Spoken English
• U.S. Citizenship
Test Preparation Tutoring
• TOEFL
• IELTS
• GRE – Verbal and Math
• GMAT – Verbal and Math
• ACT/SAT – Verbal and Math
• GED
An additional reason students choose AEI is that they want instructors who are native speakers without an accent.
Our students learn American English from American instructors. Other credentials and requirements include a relevant college degree and TESOL Certification in teaching English as a Second Language – knowing how to communicate in a way that will help students learn quickly and with the most productivity. The majority of our faculty members hold advanced degrees and ESL certifications.
