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It is known that EC is the place for taking TOEFL courses in San Francisco. Teacher Karl absolutely agrees! Take a look at what he has to say about teaching TOEFL courses: “The TOEFL is the test for foreign student admissions to US universities and many certificate programs, and is gaining popularity as a … Read more
EC San Francisco has recently had the pleasure of welcoming a new intern, Mayu Okazaki, from Japan. Mayu will be with us for one year. Since her arrival, Mayu has hit the ground running, interacting with students, explaining the difference between each program and courses, such as TOEFL courses in San Francisco and even … Read more
It is known that EC is the place for taking Cambridge English Courses in San Francisco. Teacher Karl absolutely agrees! Take a look at what he has to say about teaching Cambridge Courses: “Like all standardized tests, the Cambridge exams lurk in the background at EC. Most students are not aware of them. However, for … Read more
Ten reasons why EC San Francisco is the best place to take a Cambridge English Course If you’re thinking about taking Cambridge English Courses in San Francisco, Director of Studies Elisa tells you why EC San Francisco is the place to be for Cambridge Exam Preparation! 1 – Highly experienced Cambridge Prep teachers – they’ve … Read more
Hello everyone! I would like to talk about the new FCE class. We started the FCE class in the second week of September. At first the students are a little bit nervous because the teachers are strict than usual, and there is plenty of homework. Furthermore, we have so many tasks to do . In … Read more
In order to get into a university, to get a better job (or advance in a current position), or simply for the experience, many students of English as a Second Language decide, at some point, to take one of the “high stakes” English tests – frequently the TOEFL (for admission to many U.S. universities) or … Read more
Once students have a basic grasp of the most common tenses in English, vocabulary tends to become the most commonly mentioned obstacle to communicative competence. Students working on vocabulary in an Intermediate level Engish course, in San Francisco or elsewhere, find that the organizational simplicity of early vocabulary study (colors, body parts, clothing, etc.) is … Read more
