What a day at an English school junior camp actually looks like, from morning lessons that feel like play to afternoon games where kids forget they are even studying.
The weather, the food, the weekend trips, the little surprises. Seven honest, insider things students wish they had known before joining a language school in Baguio.
What is it actually like when your bedroom is a one-minute walk from your classroom? A simple, honest look at dorm life at a Baguio language school, with a peek inside the rooms.
Great English schools do more than drill grammar. See how a fun English school in Baguio City mixes real learning with friendships, activities, and a whole lot of joy, plus a quick campus clip.
Dreading the big exam? See how regular monthly tests turn IELTS in Baguio from a scary one-off into a friendly habit, plus a quick peek at a real test day on campus.
Ever wondered why so many learners fly to the Philippines to study English? Here is a fun, informational look at the teachers, the cost, the culture, and what makes it work.
New to the idea of an ESL school in Baguio? This plain-English guide explains what these schools are, how the programs work, and what daily immersion really looks like.
What does a normal day actually look like when you study English in Baguio? Follow a typical morning-to-evening routine, the first week, and a quick clip from a real lesson.
Curious about the Pearson Test of English? Here is a friendly guide to how the computer-based exam works, why speaking practice matters most, and a quick clip from a real class.
Thinking about studying for IELTS in Baguio? Here is an honest look at what test prep is like in the cool mountain city, how the four skills are practised, and a quick clip from class.
Heading overseas on a working holiday visa? See how a Working Holiday Course helps you build the real, everyday English you need for jobs, housing, and making friends abroad.
Thinking about studying English in the cool mountain city of Baguio? Here is a simple, honest guide to choosing the right English school in Baguio, plus a quick look at campus life.
Meet Jun Woo and see how the A&J Speaking Road Map guides students from quiet beginners to confident speakers, one clear step at a time, at our English academy in Baguio.
See what it is like to study at an eco-friendly English academy in Baguio. Watch our campus video and learn how fresh air, green spaces, and a calm setting help students focus and improve faster.
From Burnham Park mornings to weekend hikes and campus BBQ nights, see the outdoor activities that help our ESL students in Baguio speak English with real confidence. Watch the video and read their stories.
See what it is really like to study English in Baguio. Watch our campus video and learn how A&J e-Edu Academy helps students improve fast in a cool, friendly mountain city.
Our Student Spotlight series shares real stories from real learners. Watch this student talk about studying English at A&J e-Edu Academy in Baguio, from the first nervous days to steady, lasting progress.
Watch our latest Student Interview and hear first-hand what it is really like to study English at the A&J e-Edu Academy in Baguio, from daily classes to campus life and real progress.
Discover what daily life looks like for students at our eco-campus, from immersive English classes to the supportive community that makes learning here special.
A behind-the-scenes look at our Junior English Camp, where young learners build confidence through hands-on lessons, activities, and friendships that last.
The Admin Building will serve as the main receiving area of the
e-Edu Academy. This is where students will be warmly welcomed upon arrival and where
they can conveniently claim their room keys. The building is designed to ensure that
students receive immediate support, as the management team will be based here to
assist with any concerns or inquiries. In addition, the Admin Building also houses
the Admin Office, the Marketing Office, and the President’s Office, making it the
central hub for campus operations and student services.
