A&J e-Edu Junior Courses are designed for children and teenagers to build a strong foundation in English through age-appropriate lessons and engaging activities. Focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing, the courses use games, storytelling, and interactive exercises to develop vocabulary, grammar, and practical communication skills. These programs make learning fun while preparing young learners for future academic studies and English proficiency tests, helping them gain confidence, curiosity, and long-term success.

A. Junior Lite (4–6 years old)

Course	1:1 Class	Group Class	Night Class (ECA/EAA)	Vocabulary Test	Mock Test
Junior lite	3	X	1 (optional)	X	Monthly

This course for young learners aims to familiarize students with phonetics, basic vocabulary, simple sentence structures, and social interactions, helping them answer simple questions in complete sentences. Lessons cover letters, numbers, days, months, yes/no questions, simple sentences, and common nouns such as animals and jobs, along with plenty of speaking practice. Through discussions, Q&A, expressing their own ideas, open-ended questions, and interactive exercises, students actively engage with the language. The program uses Junior ESL books and a variety of teaching resources to make learning fun and effective.

B. Junior ESL (8-16 years old)

Course	1:1 Class	Group Class	Night Class (ECA/EAA)	Vocabulary Test	Mock Test
Junior ESL	4	2	1 (optional)	Mandatory	Monthly

This course enables students to demonstrate understanding of English through face-to-face conversations, ranging from simple words and phrases to more complex expressions used in everyday contexts. The program includes speaking prompts, integrated activities, conversation guides, and tips to develop multiple language skills. Students engage in discussions, Q&A sessions, expressing their viewpoints, and open-ended exercises to enhance comprehension and communication. Classes use Junior ESL books and assorted online materials, with group sessions focusing on grammar and vocabulary development through interactive activities.

C. Junior Test Course (12- 16 years old)

Course	1:1 Class	Group Class	Night Class (ECA/EAA)	Vocabulary Test	Mock Test
Junior Test Course (IELTS/ TOEIC/ TOEFL/ PTE)	4	2	1 (optional)	Mandatory	Monthly
Important Reminder! If a student is below 12 but wants to take Junior test Course, said student can only take TOEFL Junior Course.

This course helps students demonstrate effective use of grammar and vocabulary while developing coherent, well-structured responses with supporting details and examples. It provides practice in all key language skills: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. The curriculum includes mock tests, practice tests, various question types, test-taking strategies, writing and speaking structures, rationalization, and vocabulary development. Students engage in discussions, lectures, and targeted vocabulary exercises using TOEFL Junior books and assorted online resources. Group classes further enhance grammar and vocabulary skills through interactive activities, preparing students for academic success and exam readiness.

D. Junior Camp (9-16 years old)

Course	1:1 Class	Group Class	Night Class (ECA/EAA)	Vocabulary Test	Mock Test
Junior Camp	4	2	1 Mandatory	Mandatory	Monthly

This course enables students to demonstrate comprehension of English through face-to-face conversations, from simple words and phrases to more complex expressions used in everyday contexts. The program includes intensive English lessons, vocabulary tests, and daily writing homework, with vocabulary and writing exercises starting every Monday. Students actively participate in discussions, Q&A sessions, expressing their viewpoints, and open-ended activities. Lessons utilize Junior ESL books and a variety of online resources, while group classes focus on interactive activities to enhance engagement and practical language use. Refer to the QR code for the e-brochure.