Advance your expertise in education
8 Primary Education tracks + 10 STEM teaching majors + 12 specializations· built for Cambodia's teachers, principals, education officials, university students, and early-career professionals.
Equivalent-level professional development. No academic credit is recognised and no degree is awarded — completers receive a SASDA Certificate of Completion. “Credits” and “Master’s-equivalent” indicate study level only.
Education Development
Stackable pathways for primary teachers, principals & mentors — plus focused specialist credentials.
Three stackable tracks — Teacher, Principal & Mentoring. Build from a 27-credit Specialist to a 45-credit Master's-equivalent programme.
BEd in Primary Teaching
Degree-completion track — in-service primary teachers without a BA. Required core + electives chosen by each institution · 60 cr → Bachelor of Education (Primary).
MEd in Primary Teaching
Teacher Track — stackable 27-cr Specialist → 48-cr M.Ed. Requires a Bachelor (see BEd in Primary Teaching).
Principalship
Principal Track — school leaders. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 48 cr M.Ed.
Mentoring Specialist Track
Mentoring Track — teacher-mentors & supervisors. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 48 cr M.Ed.
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Track — preschool & kindergarten teachers. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr M.Ed.
Parenting in the Digital & AI Era
Parent Track — self-study, one course per stage of childhood: the first 1,000 days, preschool, primary and teenage years. Plain language, digital & AI guidance woven throughout · non-credit.
EdD in Primary Education Reform & Implementation Leadership
Doctoral Track — TEI trainers & PoE/DoE/MoEYS technical staff driving provincial reform (EGL, PTOM, EdTech & AI, SEA-PLM/AMPL-A). 10 common + 5-course major + three-article dissertation · 57 cr.
Elective Courses
Elective Courses — cross-cutting options for the Primary-family tracks: EdTech, mother-tongue & foreign-language teaching, life-skills, the 3Rs & English for Education Studies. Broaden any track.
Secondary subject teaching — one programme per discipline (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science), plus general teaching & school-leadership tracks.
Mathematics Teaching
Lower- & upper-secondary mathematics teachers
Physics Teaching
Secondary physics teachers
Chemistry Teaching
Secondary chemistry teachers
Biology Teaching
Secondary biology teachers
Earth Science Teaching
Secondary earth science teachers
Research & Pedagogy Intensive
Research & Pedagogy Intensive — textbook-based advanced courses for research-active STEM teachers
Secondary Elective Courses
Subject English (I & II) and Grade 10–12 content review — optional prep alongside the STEM specialist tracks.
Secondary School Leadership & Management
Lower- & upper-secondary school leaders. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 48-cr M.Ed.
Secondary Language Teaching
Secondary Khmer & foreign-language teachers. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr M.Ed.
Secondary Humanities & Social Studies Teaching
Secondary history, geography, civics & social-studies teachers. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr M.Ed.
University teaching & learning, higher-education leadership & quality assurance, and research supervision. 27-credit Specialist to 45-credit Master's-equivalent.
University Teaching & Learning
University lecturers & instructors. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master.
Higher Education Leadership & Quality Assurance
HE deans, quality & accreditation leaders. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master.
Research Supervision & Graduate Mentoring
Thesis supervisors & graduate mentors. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master.
Curriculum, assessment, leadership, research, analytics & MEL — focused, stackable credentials for education professionals.
Assessment & Examination
MoEYS assessment officers, examination administrators & test developers
Curriculum & Instruction
Curriculum developers & instructional coaches
Education Administration & System Leadership
System & Administration Track — non-teaching education officials (PoE/DoE, TTC in-service providers, MoEYS technical departments). Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 48 cr M.Ed.
Education Leadership & Management
Cluster leaders, school vice-principals, section chiefs at DoE/PoE & national directors
Educational Research
Researchers, PhD candidates & research officers
Education Data Analytics
Data analysts, reform planners & evidence-based practitioners
Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning
Education planners & development partners
Special & Inclusive Education
SPED teachers & inclusion coordinators
School Counseling & Well-being
School counsellors & mentors (school-based & non-school-based)
Education Policy & Planning
Policymakers, education planners & ministry officials
Foundational Analytical Skills
Students building core university skills — analysis, data, writing & presentation
Research & Statistics
Researchers, data analysts & graduate students building research & statistics skills
Build Cambodia's economy toward high-income status by 2050 — agribusiness, enterprise & SMEs, and digital business & analytics for the private sector, economic development for government, development partners & UN agencies, plus cross-cutting AI & Future-Ready Skills for every profession. Build from a 27-credit Specialist to a 45-credit Master's-equivalent programme.
Foundations of Business and Economics Studies
Start here for business & economics — economics, quantitative methods & research, business practice, and professional & personal skills. 19 courses · 57 cr.
Applied Data Science
Become the data scientist Cambodia's economy is hiring for — mathematics & statistics foundations, the data toolkit (Python & R, visualization, analytics, data mining), AI in practice, and advanced methods from survey design to causal inference and structural modeling. 15 courses · 45 credits → Master of Applied Data Science.
Agribusiness & Food Systems
Move Cambodia's farms and food economy up the value chain — self-directed, AI-mentored, low-cost. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Entrepreneurship & SME Growth
Help Cambodian SMEs start, survive and scale — the enterprise skills the economy lacks. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Digital Business & Analytics
Turn data, AI & platforms into private-sector results — analytics, marketing, fintech & ventures. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Digital Economy & Tech Services
Power Cambodia's digital economy — e-commerce, fintech, IT/BPO & platforms. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Tourism, Hospitality & Creative Economy
Rebuild Cambodian tourism beyond Angkor — destinations, hospitality & the creative economy. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Industry & Manufacturing
Move Cambodia from assembly to making — manufacturing, diversification & value chains. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Trade, Logistics & ASEAN Integration
Connect Cambodia to global markets — exports, logistics, ports & ASEAN integration. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Public Administration & Development
Build a public sector that delivers — policy, finance & development management. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Green Growth, Energy & Climate
Grow the economy without wrecking the future — green growth, energy & climate resilience. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
AI & Future-Ready Skills
Stay ahead as AI reshapes every job — durable, transferable skills for any profession. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr M.Sc.
Professional development for Cambodia's financial institutions — banking & digital financial services, microfinance & financial inclusion, and investment analysis — built for the sector's branch networks: head office, provincial branches, and district offices. Build from a 27-credit Specialist to a 45-credit Master's-equivalent programme.
Banking and Financial Management
For bank & payment-provider staff across the branch network — client finance, digital banking, analytics & performance. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Microfinance & Financial Inclusion
For MFI field officers & inclusion teams in provincial and rural markets — rural finance, digital channels, social performance. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Finance and Investment
For analysts & finance teams — investment appraisal, econometrics with Python & R, performance budgeting. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Financial Technology and Data Analytics
For fintech, payments & data teams — digital finance, analytics with Python & R, AI strategy & data governance. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Risk Management and Compliance
For risk, compliance & audit staff — risk categories, NBC regulation, KYC/CDD & AML/CFT, controls & compliance culture. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Human Capital Management
The people side of financial institutions — human-capital policy & ROI, leading change, productivity, communication & AI-era skills. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master.
Digital and AI competency for five audiences — primary teachers, secondary students, secondary teachers, university students and lecturers. Each track is a three-course AI spine (Foundations → Applied → Leadership) plus English for IT and Computing I–III: 6 courses · 18 credits · 16 weeks per course. Human-centered, ethics-by-design AI competency aligned with the MoEYS Digital Education Strategy and the Digital Strategy for Schools (MoEYS 2024).
Digital & AI for Primary Teaching
For primary teachers (Grades 1–6) — Foundations → AI-Enhanced Teaching → Leading Change. 3 courses (I–III) · 9 credits · 16 weeks each.
Digital & AI for Secondary Students
For secondary students — AI Literacy → Study & Create → Community Innovation. 3 courses (I–III) · 9 credits · 16 weeks each.
Digital & AI for Secondary Teaching
For secondary subject teachers (Grades 7–12) — Foundations → AI-Enhanced Teaching → Leading Change. 3 courses (I–III) · 9 credits · 16 weeks each.
Digital & AI for Study, Work & Innovation
For university students — Foundations → Study, Work & Innovation → AI Entrepreneurship. 3 courses (I–III) · 9 credits · 16 weeks each.
Digital & AI for Higher Education Teaching
For university lecturers — Foundations → AI-Enhanced Teaching → Leading Transformation. 3 courses (I–III) · 9 credits · 16 weeks each.
Master of Public Policy & Program Evaluation — policy design, program evaluation, ROI & impact analysis. Build from a 27-credit Specialist to a 45-credit Master with a 12-credit thesis; choose one of six tracks.
Education Policy, Evaluation & ROI
Education policy, program evaluation & ROI analysis. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Development Program Evaluation
Development program evaluation, impact evaluation & social ROI. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Public Finance & Investment Evaluation
Public finance, investment management & cost-benefit analysis. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Digital Government & Innovation Evaluation
Digital government, data governance & technology investment evaluation. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Agricultural & Rural Development Evaluation
Agricultural & rural development policy, evaluation & investment assessment. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Governance & Institutional Performance
Governance, public-sector reform & institutional performance evaluation. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
Public Policy for Service and Leadership
Serving Citizens, Shaping Cambodia's Future — policy formulation, implementation, monitoring & evaluation from central ministries to the village, building human capital with digital & AI. Stackable: 27-cr Specialist → 45-cr Master (12-cr thesis).
For Cambodia's subnational officials — provincial & district governors, administration directors, and commune/sangkat councils. Plan local economic development, run good public administration, and serve citizens well. Build from a 27-credit Specialist to a 45-credit Master's-equivalent programme with an applied capstone.
Local Economic Development
Plan and grow a provincial or district economy — development strategy, investment appraisal, rural & sector development. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Public Administration & Service Delivery
Run a good administration — reform, results-based management, performance budgeting, digital government & citizen service. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Community Leadership & Local Services
The commune/sangkat front line — community engagement, commune budgets & services, rural development, inclusive growth. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Education & Human Capital Governance
Govern education & human capital at provincial and district level — policy analysis, program evaluation & ROI, learning analytics. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Tourism & Local Economy Promotion
Develop and promote a provincial destination — tourism economy, hospitality quality, digital marketing, creative industries. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Agriculture & Rural Governance
Grow a farming province — agricultural economics, agritech & productivity, agro-processing, standards & exports, cooperatives. Stackable: 27 cr Specialist → 45 cr Master with an applied capstone.
Finish high school ready for what comes next — start something of your own (Young Entrepreneur), study on (University-Ready Skills), begin the path to teaching (Future Teacher Pathway), work in Cambodia's digital economy (Digital Assistant), or choose the science stream with confidence (Science-Stream Ready). Non-credit, self-directed & AI-mentored.
Know Yourself, Choose Your Path
Take this first — a 16-week honest self-assessment of your interests, competence & values before you choose any track. Test what pulls you, read your own evidence, and finish with a Pathway Plan.
Work-Ready Skills
A six-course ladder, easiest first (2 courses a year) — make your time count, communicate well, work with digital & data, think critically, understand money, and manage your career.
Young Entrepreneur
A grade 10–12 ladder (2 courses a year) — business foundations, starting a business in Cambodia, marketing & sales, e-commerce and SME finance.
University-Ready Skills
A grade 10–12 ladder — study skills, studying with AI, the Critical Thinking in English I–III progression, and source evaluation.
Future Teacher Pathway
A self-development opportunity for high-schoolers who dream of teaching — tutor struggling grade 3–6 children (PTOM/TaRL) and build a verified service portfolio for your future.
Digital Assistant
A grade 10–12 ladder (2 courses a year) building work-ready digital skills for shops, cafés, commune offices, health centers and schools — digital & data literacy, digital payments, e-commerce and service communication.
Teach Prep Program
Prepare for the selection examination that admits you to teacher education — pedagogy, Critical Reading, Applied Mathematics and professional English. Twenty-one courses.
Science-Stream Ready
For Grade 9 students deciding their Grade 10 stream — discover where science leads in Cambodia and build gentle confidence in basic science and mathematics.
Tourism & Hospitality Ready
A grade 10–12 ladder (2 courses a year) — Cambodia's tourism economy, hospitality & accommodation management, English for tourism & hospitality, and tourism marketing — for students heading into hotels, guesthouses, tour operators and destinations.
AI Builder Ready
A grade 10–12 ladder (2 courses a year) — AI literacy, studying & creating with AI, a community AI innovation project, and English for IT & computing — for students building hands-on AI and tech-creation skills.
English for Financial Literacy
A grade 7–12 ladder, one course a year — starter money words and prices, then saving, budgeting, banks and digital payments, then the workplace English of payroll, statements, audit and financial decisions.
English for STEM Literacy
A Grade 7–12 STEM English ladder, one course a year — foundational science English for lower secondary (Grades 7–9), then technical English for laboratory practice, technical systems and professional documentation.
Future-Ready Foundations
The Year I foundation for any Bachelor's major — fourteen general-education courses in the capabilities every degree assumes and few first-years arrive with: three courses of English and critical reading, then quantitative reasoning, science and inquiry, digital and AI literacy, logic, creativity, communication, collaboration, life and career, money and productivity.
Statistics ladders, one track per field — Courses I and II build the statistical foundation from zero, then Course III applies it to your own field's data — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV. Fully authored, self-paced, 24/7 AI-tutored.
Statistics for Business & Economics
Course I Statistics for Business & Economics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the foundation; Course III Business Analytics turns them into decisions — with Data Visualization for Business as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Education
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Educational Data Mining & Analytics applies it to school and student data — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Research
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Advanced Quantitative & Qualitative Research Design turns them into publishable studies — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Monitoring & Evaluation
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning applies them to programs and policy — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Health Sciences
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Statistics for Health Sciences applies them to clinics, screening, and epidemiology — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Criminal Justice
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Statistics for Criminal Justice applies them to crime data, courts, and program evaluation — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Sciences
Course I Basic Statistics and Course II Advanced Statistics build the shared foundation; Course III Statistics for Sciences applies them to measurement, experiments, and lab data — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Assessment & Measurement
Course I Basic Statistics builds the foundation; Course II Educational Assessment & Measurement adds measurement theory, and Course III Sampling, Weighting & Survey Design applies both to large-scale assessment — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Statistics for Policy & Impact Evaluation
Course I Basic Statistics builds the foundation; Course II Impact Evaluation Methods adds the evaluator's toolkit, and Course III Advanced Policy Evaluation & Impact Analysis applies it to real programs and policy — with Data Visualization as an elective Course IV.
Research ladders, one track per field — Course I surveys research methods through your own field's lens, then Courses II and III go deep on the qualitative and quantitative method families — plus a toolkit track for literature review, academic writing, and instrument design. Fully authored, self-paced, 24/7 AI-tutored.
Research for Education
Course I Research Methods in Education surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research Methods for TESOL
Course I Research Methods in TESOL surveys the whole research journey in language teaching; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for TESOL Research as an elective Course IV.
Research for Health Sciences
Course I Research Methods: Health & Sciences surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research for Business
Course I Research Methods in Business surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research for Criminal Justice
Course I Research Methods in Criminal Justice surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research for STEM Education
Course I STEM Education Research Methods & Thesis Design surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research for Public Policy
Course I Research Methods and Data Analytics surveys the whole research journey in your field; Course II Qualitative and Course III Quantitative Research Method go deep on each method family — with Literature Review for Research as an elective Course IV.
Research Skills & Academic Writing
The researcher's toolkit as a ladder: Course I Literature Review, Course II Academic Writing for Research, and Course III Innovative Research Instrument Design — with Source Evaluation and Critical Analysis as an elective Course IV.
Preparing for an English-taught degree? Pick the English track that matches your intended field of study.Show guide →
Accounting, Finance & Banking
- ★Accounting and Finance
- ·Business & Management
- ·Economics and Trade
- ·Academic Purposes
Business, Management & Marketing
- ★Business & Management
- ·Business Communication
- ·Economics and Trade
- ·Accounting and Finance
The Business & Management track bundles the communication, finance, economics and academic-English ladders; take a single subject track instead if only one applies.
Economics, Trade & Supply Chain
- ★Economics and Trade
- ·Accounting and Finance
- ·Business Communication
- ·Academic Purposes
Supply-chain and logistics English is covered within the Economics & Trade track rather than as a standalone track.
International Relations & Public Policy
- ★Int. Study & Economics
- ·News and Media
- ·Academic Purposes
Computer Science, IT & Information Systems
- ★IT and Computing
- ·Science and Technology
- ·Business Communication
- ·Academic Purposes
Engineering & Architecture
- ★Engineering
- ·Science and Technology
- ·IT and Computing
- ·Academic Purposes
Law, Tax & Governance
- ★Law and Governance
- ·Public Administration
- ·International Relations & Diplomacy
- ·Academic Purposes
Hospitality & Tourism
- ★Tourism and Hospitality
- ·Business Communication
- ·Academic Purposes
Any English-taught degree / foundation year
- ★Academic Purposes
- ·Science and Technology
- ·Business Communication
★ = best-fit starting track. Each track runs Course I (A1→B1) then Course II (B1→B2). Find these tracks in the list below.
English learning across the CEFR ladder (A0–B2), TESOL teaching, and personal-development courses — plus placement, IELTS & TOEFL proficiency tests.
Bachelor of Education in English
A 40-course BEd English built entirely from courses already published elsewhere — General English, Global Studies, TESOL pedagogy, and Computer & AI in place of Literature.
English for Diplomacy & Parliament
ESP track for parliamentary, diplomatic and ministry work — four subjects across the full Course I (A1→B1), II (B1→B2) and III (professional practice) ladder. Enter by placement.
General English (CEFR A1–B2)
English learners — placement-based CEFR ladder (A0–C1)
English-STEAM (Grades 7–12)
State-curriculum English, Grades 7–12 — one grade, one course
IFL Pre Program
University-entrance English prep — grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing & listening (Foundation → B2)
English for Int. Study & Economics
ESP track for international studies, economics and public policy students — three Course I (A1→B1) then three Course II (B1→B2).
English for Business & Management
ESP track for business, management and marketing — four subjects across the full Course I (A1→B1), II (B1→B2) and III (professional practice) ladder. Enter by placement.
English for the Digital Economy
ESP track for the digital economy — IT & computing, business communication, economics & trade and critical thinking across the full Course I (A1→B1), II (B1→B2) and III (professional practice) ladder. Enter by placement.
English for Data Science
ESP track for data science — IT & computing, mathematics, academic purposes and critical thinking across the full Course I (A1→B1), II (B1→B2) and III (professional practice) ladder. The English companion to the Applied Data Science track. Enter by placement.
English for Digital & AI Literacy
ESP track for digital and AI literacy — everyday devices and apps, using AI tools well, media and information literacy, and digital collaboration, across Course I (A1→B1) and Course II (B1→B2). Enter by placement.
TOEIC L&R Preparation
Preparation for the TOEIC Listening & Reading test — all seven parts, the workplace contexts the test draws on, and timed practice, across Course I (target 400–550), Course II (550–785) and Course III (785+). Enter by placement. Independent preparation, not official ETS material.
English for Academic Purposes
ESP track for university students and researchers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Business Communication
ESP track for business professionals — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
Critical Thinking in English
Verbal, numerical, spatial & logic reasoning taught in English — puzzle-driven aptitude/IQ-test prep across three levels.
English for Economics and Trade
ESP track for economists and trade professionals — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Accounting and Finance
ESP track for accounting and finance staff — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Science and Technology
ESP track for science and technology students and workers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for International Relations & Diplomacy
ESP track for diplomats and international-affairs officers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Education Studies
ESP track for teachers and education students — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for School Leadership Communication
ESP track for school directors and education leaders — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for News and Media
ESP track for journalists and media workers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Tourism and Hospitality
ESP track for tourism and hospitality workers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for IT and Computing
ESP track for IT professionals and computing students — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Health Science
ESP track for health workers and health-science students — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Agriculture and Agribusiness
ESP track for farmers and agribusiness professionals — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Law and Governance
ESP track for legal officers and governance professionals — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Public Administration
ESP track for civil servants and public administrators — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Engineering
ESP track for engineers and engineering students — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2).
English for Mathematics
ESP track for mathematics students and teachers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for Physics
ESP track for physics students and teachers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for Chemistry
ESP track for chemistry students and teachers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for Biology
ESP track for biology students and teachers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for Earth Science
ESP track for earth-science students and teachers — Course I (foundation → B1) · Course II (B1 → B2) · Course III (B2+ professional).
English for Reading Skills
ESP track dedicated to reading skills — decoding print, short paragraphs, everyday informational texts, and reading strategies, across Course I (A1), Course II (A1→A2) and Course III (A2 practice), plus the six-course ACLM Reading ladder for extended graded practice. Enter by placement.
TESOL
English teachers & language teacher educators
3Rs · Read, wRite, Reflect
Build character, discipline & purpose — for students and education professionals
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