AIEP-UPEC Christmas Donation Drive for Bahay Aruga

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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.

Learning English through Television

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I grew up in a home where English is not an everyday thing. My parents only spoke the language when they were talking to visitors from other countries, and I would only have to think in English when I was playing video games on my old Play Station because all the games I had are in English; though, it would be nice to...

Common Misconceptions of a Filipino English Speaker

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When I was growing up, I noticed that many Filipinos react to English in the most peculiar way. Although it wasn't my first spoken language, I never saw it as something other than just another language when I was young. I actually grew up in a Tagalog-speaking environment, but English was spoken from time to time...

Learning Figurative Language Using a Rap Song

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Figurative language is something you can use to be more expressive or be more creative in writing songs, poems, or even stories. There are many things where you can apply it in, and many even use it without being aware of it. Learning the different kinds of figurative languages can develop a person into...

Ten Ways to Use the Comma

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Commas are tricky things. They have many purposes in writing, but people seem to use them incorrectly from time to time. I can't blame anyone because there is just a lot of rules to follow when it comes to this particular punctuation mark. So today, I figured that I'd share some ways on how to use it...

MONICA PASTOR TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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I used to doubt myself when speaking in English. I didn't have any confidence in myself  especially in speaking in public. But I had a dream.  I wanted to be an English teacher, so I wanted to boost my self confidence. For as long as I can remember, I have...

Teaching English is a Passion and Motivation

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If you’re wondering, what’s so special about AIEP to me?…

LEARNING ENGLISH: IT CAN BE ALL FUN AND GAMES

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Growing up, I've played a lot of different games. From board…

CHOOSING BETWEEN THESE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAMS: IELTS OR TOEFL

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The American Institute for English Proficiency gives prospective…

ENGLISH LESSON: WRITING WELL THROUGH SHOW VERSUS TELL

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In the world of communication, it is important that we are proficient…

Wilson Nieva Testimonial for AIEP

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With the knowledge and skills I have acquired from AIEPRO, I was able to become the debate champion in our university for two straight years. What makes AIEPRO different from other English schools in the country is that they don’t just teach English...

WHY I LOVE TEACHING FILIPINOS

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Being established in the Philippines, the American Institute…

CAREY LOVEN TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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I went through that hard time in life trying to learn English before I enrolled at The American Institute, but I know it was meant to be.  My colleagues and even my boss became more proud of me because they noticed that I'm getting better...

THEATER IMPROVES YOUR SENSE OF CULTURE AND THE ARTS

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All over the world, people love entertainment.  There are several…
American Institute for English Profiency, Makati and Quezon City, Philippines

SPECIALIST PROFILE: LIZ ORALE

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Liz Orale or “Lizzie,” is a graduate of Bachelor of Science,…
American Institute for English Profiency, Makati and Quezon City, Philippines

SPECIALIST PROFILE: MICHAEL ROWLAND

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Michael Rowland graduated from DeSales University in Pennsylvania,…
American Institute for English Profiency, Makati and Quezon City, Philippines

SPECIALIST PROFILE: WYNNEAL INOCENTES

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Wynneal Inocentes or "Wyne," a graduate of Bachelor of Arts,…

ENGLISH WORDS FROM LATIN

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The American Institute for English Proficiency (located at…

ENGLISH AND THE JOY OF READING

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Some of my students have encountered difficulties in writing…