Entries by Chris Delacruz

AIEP-UPEC Christmas Donation Drive for Bahay Aruga

With your support, we hope to raise enough funds by December 16 so we can provide our beneficiaries Christmas gifts such as essential kits, food supplies, toys, and the like. Aside from Bahay Aruga, we will also donate charity goods to some families of its nearby barangay, and we have already coordinated with the leaders there.

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Corporate Client: Optimum Source

Thank you, Optimum Source, for your continued trust in The American Institute as your partner in English and communication skills development for your staff.  It has been a great pleasure collaborating with your team and numerous batches of trainees.  Here is the corporate training we have provided:

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Corporate Client: Gravity Systems

Thank you, Gravity Systems, for your continued trust in The American Institute as your partner in English and communication skills development for your staff.  It has been a great pleasure collaborating with your team and numerous batches of trainees.  Here are some of the corporate trainings we have provided:

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TESOL, CITE, TEFL, TESL, and English Teaching Certifications

So you want to teach English?  You’re here because you want to begin your journey as a professional English teacher.  You’re also here because you don’t know where to begin. You’ve come to the right place. There is so much information out there online, and even though you can speak and understand English very well…

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Atomic Habits by James Clear

This season of lockdown, I prefer to commit myself to productive stuff such as reading books. It’s my delight to share with you the insights I learned from the book “Atomic Habits”. Are you tired of living with your bad habits and having no control over them? How can you make change as easy as possible?

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Vocabulary Development During the COVID-19 Pandemic

As we scroll up and down our Facebook wall, read an online article, or converse with our colleagues and loved ones, we may come across words that may not be very familiar to us.  Due to this situation we’re in, where the world almost stops, we are abound with new vocabulary, buzzwords, newly coined phrases, and scientific terminologies.

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Rose De Boda Testimonial for AIEP

Chris Delacruz is one of the people I truly admire. In the 3 months I’ve had Chris as my boss, there is no doubt that I have learned so much more than what I did in some of the companies I previously worked with. Chris teaches not only English, but also lessons that are useful not just in one’s career…

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ETYMOLOGY AND GREEK

The American Institute for English Proficiency can help you improve your English vocabulary.  It’s good to know, therefore, that English borrows a lot from different languages.  One such language is Greek. How did this happen?  Well, in 331 BC the Greek-speaking King of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, conquered many of the lands…

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What is Yiddish?

The English language commonly adopts a lot of vocabulary from other languages. The U.S.A. is a country made of immigrants from all over the earth. Consequently, many terms from the variety of languages of these one-time newcomers have been borrowed into American usage. One of these tongues is Yiddish.

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