Capstone English Center:
Capstone English Center is a small, private, non-profit ESL/EFL school located in Portland, Oregon with low cost tuition; private sessions with experienced bilingual instructors; small conversation groups. TOEFL, TOEIC, TWE, & Eiken preparation. Official TOEIC test site. Open 50 weeks per year; begin any school day. Full or part-time, days or evenings. Authorized to issue I-20 visas. Homestays available.
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Capstone English Center is a unique school whose approach allows flexibility for learners of any level. Individualized instruction, unique for each student, based on English skill upon entry and student's purpose for studying English. There are two programs in which students can enroll, the Academic Program and the Fluency Program. Both are very flexible and allow students extensive interaction with teachers that is difficult to find in more traditional schools.
Academic program
The Academic Program is perfect for students who want to study with a private tutor. Students will have an opportunity to meet privately with their own supervising teacher, who will create a unique curriculum for each student, based upon individual interests and abilities and can answer questions they have about their areas of study. This program is recommended for students studying for college or university entrance and standardized tests such as TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, GMAT, GRE, SLEP, and GED.
Fluency Program
The Fluency Program is perfect for students who need to improve their spoken English. In small classes the students discuss topics such as American culture, slang, entertainment, and everyday life, while focusing on practical spoken English. This program, has a comfortable atmosphere for students to improve their English as an international language of communication. The Fluency lessons will include listening, reading, writing and pronunciation as well as speaking. Work at your own pace with the materials best suited to your current ability and goals for the future. Students study independently and work privately with teachers, who have freedom to alter the curriculum to adapt to questions, problems, or special needs for each student. We try hard to keep Conversation and Study Groups to no more than 10 students per teacher.
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