There are many good reasons why
you choose to learn English in Hawaii, instead of New York or California or
elsewhere in America. Hawaii offers so much to the student of English, when
you think about it, the perfect climate, romantic walks along the beach, palm
trees and coconut and pineapple, surfing, hiking and biking, unsurpassed
beauty, culture, hula dancing and steel - the guitar string music.
There are a number of schools where you can study
English in Hawaii, including universities, community colleges and private
schools. Colleges and universities require a long-term students, an F-1 visa,
and tuition can be expensive; While schools of smaller private English language
offer greater flexibility, short-term studies, smaller classes, and they are
often cheaper. A new private school, Hawaii Palms English School, which is
located in the heart of Waikiki Beach just three minutes walk from the beach,
deserves special attention. Other schools best known as the Global Village and
ICC are located next to Ala Moana Center is about 25 minutes from Waikiki Beach,
by comparison.
Obviously, it has the best location for a language school in Hawaii. The school is comfortable and safe, walking distance to all the hot spots in and around Waikiki Beach. It is close to shops, restaurants, post office, cafes and of course the world-famous Waikiki Beach.
Hawaii Palms is a small school and provides individual attention to their students, but what makes the school stand out is its excellent reputation and high quality teaching staff. When visiting the school recently, impressed by the quality of the faculty. Most teachers have higher degrees, some of them teach at nearby universities such as the University of Hawaii, and all teachers have years of experience in English teaching as a second language to students from all over the world.
Small schools are able to offer short-term programs in English students are not as expensive as you might expect in Hawaii. If you want to learn English, why not choose the Hawaii? You can learn a traditional activity such as surfing, hula dancing, and ukulele; or you can take a walk on the wild side and try skydiving, scuba diving, canoeing, hiking and camping tropical. Why do you look not to study English in Hawaii?
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