ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDY
JULY 14 - AUGUST 10, 2024
Junior Division (children, ages 5-13)
Senior Division (high school students, ages 14-19)
Adult Division (adults, ages 20+)
We believe that the best way to learn English is to be immersed in American language, lifestyle, and culture.
IHC's four week summer programs tailor the curriculum to each student's needs, whether a beginner, intermediate, or advanced. The courses are designed to start at any level and for students to make rapid progress.
The program includes morning English language classes with a degreed instructor (native English speaker) and teacher's aide and fun afternoon activities on the island of Oahu. A limited number of optional homestays are available for high school students.
Classes take place on the campus of St. Andrew's Priory School in downtown Honolulu, an easy 10-15 minute ride from Waikiki.
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TAILOR-MADE PROGRAMMING
Ongoing availability for individuals and groups
IHC is happy to provide tailor-made programming for groups and grantees upon request.
Designed to meet individual needs and budgets, we can accommodate a variety of interests, activities, and specializations. IHC focuses on educational and cultural exchange, so all programming offers an aspect of interaction with the English language and American cultural and lifestyle.
English Immersion:
We offer tailored coursework in intensive English language study for students of all ages and English levels. All classes are taught by a master teacher who is a native English speaker.
Options include a homestay with an American host family and extracurricular activities. Additional programming, such as sports (e.g., surfing, horseback riding, tennis, hiking, and martial arts) is also an option. You can also choose length of program duration and frequency of activities.
Professional programming and training:
Cross-cultural communications
Hotels, hospitality, and tourism
Alternative energy resources
Ecology
Astronomy on the Big Island of Hawaii
Social work
Tropical agriculture and and aquaculture
Marine biology
Culture and the arts:
Arts and crafts of Hawaii
Hula dance and Hawaiian music (guitar, ukulele and slack key)