Daily Course Schedule
| Session | Days | Time | Weekly Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morning Programs | Monday – Friday | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | 20 Hours |
| Afternoon Programs | Monday – Friday | 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM | 20 Hours |
Academic Programs at AOI College
The Standard Program is AOI College’s core English language program. It is a structured, clock-hour based program designed to develop academic and practical English proficiency.
Level 1 – Beginning
Level 2 – High Beginning
Level 3 – Low Intermediate
Level 4 – High Intermediate
Level 5 – Low Advanced
Level 6 – High Advanced
Students systematically develop skills in:
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
Grammar & Vocabulary
Instruction emphasizes academic preparation, structured communication, and real-world English use. Each level builds toward increased fluency, accuracy, and confidence.
This program prepares students for the TOEFL iBT examination and university-level academic study.
Students develop:
Academic reading and listening strategies
Integrated writing and speaking skills
Test-taking techniques
Timed practice with simulated exams
Placement into Level 4 (High Intermediate) or higher is required.
This course prepares students for the TOEIC examination, focusing on English for professional and workplace communication.
Students strengthen:
Business-related vocabulary
Listening comprehension
Reading accuracy and speed
Practical test-taking strategies
AOI College is a certified TOEIC testing site.
Students may register through ETS.org.
This program focuses on communication fluency and cultural understanding.
Courses include:
Pronunciation
Slang & Idioms
American Culture
Students improve speaking and listening skills while gaining insight into everyday life and cultural norms in the United States.
Placement into Level 3 (Low Intermediate) or higher is required.
The TEFL program provides foundational training for individuals who plan to teach English internationally.
The program includes:
Teaching methodology
Lesson planning
Classroom management
Practical teaching application
Students first develop instructional knowledge and then apply those skills in supervised classroom practice.
The American Culture & Life program is a structured, long-term course designed to support cultural integration and practical language development over a nine-month period.
Students develop the skills needed to function confidently in academic, social, and community environments in the United States.
Instruction focuses on:
Cultural norms and community expectations
Practical communication for daily living
Listening and speaking in real-world situations
Social and professional interaction skills
Cultural adaptation and cross-cultural awareness
This program emphasizes sustained language development and applied communication skills to help students successfully navigate life in the U.S.
This program develops professional English communication skills for workplace and career advancement.
Instruction includes:
Workplace vocabulary
Professional email writing
Presentations and public speaking
Meetings and structured discussions
Business communication strategies
Students improve fluency, accuracy, and confidence in professional environments.
The Vacation English program is designed for short-term students who wish to improve their English skills while visiting the United States.
This program focuses on practical communication and everyday English in a relaxed and supportive learning environment.
Instruction includes:
Listening and speaking practice
Everyday vocabulary development
Reading and writing fundamentals
Grammar review
Interactive classroom activities
The Vacation English program is open to non-F-1 students, including visitors traveling on ESTA or B-1/B-2 status.
Instructional Hours: 17.5 hours per week
| Session | Days | Time | Weekly Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morning Programs | Monday – Friday | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | 20 Hours |
| Afternoon Programs | Monday – Friday | 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM | 20 Hours |
Beginning
Students at this level can:
Introduce themselves and communicate using simple English
Ask and answer short questions
Explain daily plans using basic sentence structures
Approximate Level Correlation:
CEFR: A1
TOEIC: 120
High Beginning
Students at this level can:
Expand conversations using simple English
Talk about past and future events using foundational grammar
Describe daily activities and situations using basic vocabulary
Approximate Test Score Equivalency:
CEFR: A2
TOEIC: 225
IELTS: 4.0
Low Intermediate
Students at this level can:
Discuss topics related to daily life
Connect ideas using a wider range of expressions
Read smoothly and demonstrate understanding of basic tense structures
Approximate Test Score Equivalency:
CEFR: A2+
TOEIC: 350–450
IELTS: 4.0–4.5
High Intermediate
Students at this level can:
Understand everyday conversations and expand discussions
Demonstrate persuasive ability during speaking
Write structured paragraphs with clear detail
Approximate Test Score Equivalency:
CEFR: B1
TOEIC: 550
IELTS: 5.5
Advanced
Students at this level can:
Understand more advanced vocabulary used in discussions
Comprehend presentation content
Express their opinions and ideas clearly in English
Approximate Test Score Equivalency:
CEFR: B1+ – B2
TOEIC: 785
IELTS: 6.0
High Advanced
Students at this level can:
Participate in fluent discussions on a wide range of topics
Understand presentation content and extended explanations
Introduce themselves and express ideas fluently using accurate grammar
Approximate Test Score Equivalency:
CEFR: B2+ – C1
TOEIC: 945
IELTS: 6.5
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