a different
way to grow.
different learners. different goals. three intentionally designed ways to build the skills that make english work in the real world.
explore the programs learn it. use it. own it.the class
before the class.
a full-course head start, taught at bootcamp speed.
our prep courses are built around the curriculum of an upcoming class or exam, whether that's honors english, ap coursework, or the sat. instead of a quick overview, we aim to teach the actual course material before students enter the class, with fast-paced lessons and real practice.
ask about prep coursestwo weeks.
two honors levels.
our completed honors bootcamp met 5 days a week for 2 weeks, covering 9th grade honors material in week one and 10th grade honors material in week two. each friday ended with an essay.
one topic.
a whole lot
of progress.
focus beats overload.
workshops are individual, skill-focused offerings, not a list of past events. each workshop centers on one topic and typically meets once a week for about a month. where needed, we offer separate session times so students can join the time that works for them.
ask about upcoming workshopstopics, length, and session times depend on the workshop being offered. the four-week rhythm is illustrative, not a published schedule.
small group.
real conversation.
targeted english language support, with room for every person to speak.
for students learning english as an additional language, we create small groups that work on the skills each learner struggles with most. lessons focus on the specific needs of the group, from grammar or reading to writing and speaking.
we teach and communicate primarily in english, making oral practice part of the learning experience, not an afterthought.
ask about english learning groupstalk!
turn
up to three students
which kind of more
sounds like you?
courses and sessions run at different times. tell us what you're looking for, and we'll share what's currently available.
find your starting point