english for everyone
program benefits
online
Let's face it - you don't have time to drive 30 minutes to a school building. As our program is online, you can learn from the comfort of your home, car, workplace, or coffee shop.
Comprehensive
Our beginner and intermediate program uses the website Raz-Kids, a reading website with books spanning 29 levels. Every book begins with a guiding question and vocabulary. At the end, extension questions and a short quiz are also provided. Our advanced program uses a mix of news and scientific articles, each with complicated vocabulary and meaning.
why does it work?
To learn something as complicated as a language, students have to be exposed to multiple different forms of the language, from plain text to conversations to complex vocabulary. Raz-kids provides that, as well as a simple platform of use. For more advanced learners, structure is often not enough to learn from, and exposure to current events increases vocabulary as well as creating possible conversation topics.
free
English is the most spoken language in the entire world and is quickly becoming a "universal" language of sorts. Why should there be a socioeconomic banner to learning? Many English programs are expensive, but a solid foundation of English greatly increases an applicant's chances of acceptance.
about the teachers
Emily Bo is rising Sophmore in high school. She was born in Chicago, Illinois, but grew up in Seattle, Washington. Before this program, she founded a Chinese learning program aimed at young children. She has a passion for helping others and lifelong learning, often being found helping other students on the bus or in the lunchroom. She enjoys singing, writing, and swimming in her free time.
Jenny Guo is a rising Sophmore in high school. She was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. She has previous volunteer experience helping low income families as a tax preparer. She is always open to learning new skills, listening to others, and is patient and gentle with kids and animals. Her interests outside of school are baking, reading, skiing, and crocheting.