Built around speaking
Conversation leads. Grammar is taught in service of being understood, not as an end in itself.
Everyday confidence for life, travel and work — the English you actually use outside a classroom.

Conversation leads. Grammar is taught in service of being understood, not as an end in itself.
Day and evening classes, so the programme works alongside a job or family.
Progress is measured against the same recognised CEFR bands as our academic track, level by level.
The same four levels and the same CEFR bands either way. The only question is when you can actually turn up, and a programme you can attend beats a better one you cannot.
Full-time students, and anyone whose daytime is their own.
People in work, and parents whose day belongs to somebody else.
Exact class hours are set per intake — ask for the current timings when you enrol.
Introductions, directions, shops and services. 3 months.
Instructions, arrangements and simple negotiation. 3 months.
Expressing views, telling stories, handling disagreement. 3 months.
Speaking without rehearsing the sentence first. 3 months.
Any level, from complete beginner.
Free, to find the right starting class.
Move across if university study becomes the goal.
Move across for workplace-specific English.
The exam tracks once a formal score is needed — IELTS, TOEFL, MUET, PTE, APTIS or Linguaskill.
No. Level 1 assumes no prior English and starts with the sounds and rhythm of the language.
Yes — General English runs day and evening classes so it fits around work.
From RM2,500 per month. Each level runs three months, and there are four levels — but you start where the placement test puts you, so most students pay for fewer than four.
General English is for living, working and travelling in English — conversation leads and grammar serves it. Academic English is for university: lectures, essays, seminars and the assessment a first year actually faces. If a degree is the goal, take Academic English.
Yes. Both are measured against the same CEFR bands, so your level carries across and you join Academic English where you already are rather than starting again.
Yes — every programme includes our e-learning platform, so practice continues outside the classroom rather than stopping at the door.
Hours are set per intake rather than fixed all year, so ask us for the current day and evening timings when you enrol — that way you get the real schedule for the month you are starting, not last term's.