PROGRAM OVERVIEW
- Class size: 15-20 learners
- For teen learners from 13 years old above with a minimum English proficiency of A2 CEFR
- 100% US teachers who deliver online lessons
- Individualized learning with various education activities
- Rich training content, academic yet practical
- Integrated technology supporting learners with lessons and practice anytime anywhere
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Training length: 18+ weeks per training course
- 2 hours/week of online lessons with US teachers
- 2 hours/ week of practice with Vietnamese facilitators
- 2+ hours/ week of self-study on ASSIST
TRAINING PATHWAY
| LEVELS | COURSES | LENGTH | ENTRY REQUIREMENTS | OUTCOMES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | English Language Arts 8A | 108 hours | A2 CEFR | A2 CEFR |
| English Language Arts 8B | 108 hours | (ELA 8A) | A2+ CEFR | |
| Intermediate | English Language Arts 9A | 108 hours | A2+ CEFR | A2+ CEFR |
| English Language Arts 9B | 108 hours | A2+ CEFR | B1 CEFR | |
| Advanced | English Language Arts 10A | 108 hours | B1 CEFR | B1 CEFR |
| English Language Arts 10B | 108 hours | B1 CEFR | B2 CEFR | |
| Elite | American Literature A | 108 hours | B2 CEFR | B2 CEFR |
| American Literature B | 108 hours | B2 CEFR | B2+ CEFR | |
| British Literature A | 108 hours | B2+ CEFR | B2+ CEFR | |
| British Literature B | 108 hours | B2+ CEFR | C1 CEFR |
Notes:
- Training courses’ outcomes are NOT about certificates of English proficiency, but are both English skills equivalent to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and academic English in US high schools.
- Learners must complete the entry English proficiency assessment.
- Learners must complete Course A before registering Course B.
- To register courses in Elite level, learners must complete all courses in Advanced level
Captivating content with high practicality to empower students to
creatively tackle challenges in study and life
Individualized teaching approaches to unlock students’ potential
quickly and effectively
A dedicated, professional teaching team to foster students’ holistic
growth in academics, skills, and global thinking
Integrated technology with consistent support to ensure students
stay on track and reach their full potential
ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE ENGLISH PROGRAM at SUNED
Flexible, individualized schedules that promote student autonomy to
learn at their own pace, practice confidently, and express
themselves boldly
Diverse teaching and learning activities to cultivate critical
thinking akin to American students to freely showcase their unique
talents and strengths instead of following rigid conformity
Regular progress reports that keep parents informed and engaged to
support their child’s training process
Certificates of completion awarded upon successfully passing each
course.
TRAINING COURSE CONTENT
| LEVEL | COURSES | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | 1.English Language Arts 8A | The course emphasizes researching literary genres; comparing structures, themes, plots, and characters; analyzing texts for meaning, style, evidence, symbolism, irony, rhyme, and figurative language; composing narratives, poems (odes, ballads), dramas, and arguments using dialogue, pacing, reflection, active/passive voice, and conditional moods; identifying patterns, shifts, inconsistencies, and impacts; evaluating suspense, humor, historical fiction; contrasting literal/figurative meanings; and developing skills in visualization, inference, exaggeration, critical reasoning, and multimedia presentations across fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. |
| 2.English Language Arts 8B | The course focuses on developing skills in textual analysis, including explication, classification, and interpretation of informational texts; composing various writings like newspapers, arguments, and research papers with proper structure, grammar, punctuation, and citations; evaluating sources for reliability; integrating multimedia; and presenting ideas through collaborative discussions, avoiding plagiarism, while mastering precise language, transitions, and MLA formatting for effective communication. | |
| Intermediate | 1.English Language Arts 9A | The course emphasizes enhancing reading comprehension through strategies, context clues, and literary analysis across genres like prose, poetry, drama, epics, and nonfiction; mastering writing skills including audience adaptation, grammar, tone, sensory language, and creative elements like foreshadowing, irony, and symbolism; evaluating cultural, historical, and structural aspects; producing diverse works such as biographies, poems, articles, and dramatic scenes; and comparing mediums while ensuring precise word choice, punctuation, and evidence-based responses. |
| 2.English Language Arts 9B | The course includes mastering punctuation, grammar, and structure in writing; analyzing technical, narrative, and literary texts from eras like Elizabethan and Romantic; developing expository, persuasive, and narrative pieces with rhetoric, evidence, and MLA formatting; evaluating sources, rhetoric, and character development; interpreting Shakespearean works and allusions; conducting research, integrating media, and delivering presentations with clear organization, transitions, and audience adaptation. | |
| Advanced | 1.English Language Arts 10A | The course emphasizes vocabulary mastery through context, roots, affixes, etymology, and nuances; analyzing points of view, rhetoric, and perspectives in historical and literary texts; exploring genres, character development, conflicts, themes, symbolism, and structures in stories, poetry, drama, and Shakespearean works; composing diverse writings like poems, sonnets, and glossaries; evaluating nonfiction elements, purposes, and evidence; and presenting analyses with visual aids while maintaining formal tone and focused inquiries. |
| 2.English Language Arts 10B | The course focuses on research skills like questioning, source credibility, synthesis, MLA citation, and outlining; expository and persuasive writing with claims, evidence, rhetoric, revisions for grammar, bias, and clarity; narrative development including characters, dialogue, suspense, irony, and themes; literary analysis across mediums, viewpoints, and structures; and presentations with media integration, visual aids, and effective communication. | |
| Elite | 1.American Literature (A & B) | The courses focus on literary analysis, writing, and communication. Learners will analyze diverse texts, including myths, historical documents, and modern literature, while also studying rhetorical devices and literary elements. The courses emphasizes developing writing skills in various genres, from narratives to research papers, with a focus on grammar, vocabulary, and style. Additionally, learners will practice public speaking, collaborative discussions, and evaluating media sources. |
| 2.British Literature (A & B) | The courses cover literary analysis, writing mechanics, and critical thinking. Learners will learn to analyze various literary forms, from short stories and poetry to historical documents and plays, focusing on elements like theme, characterization, and figurative language. They will also master grammar, punctuation, and style, while developing skills in argumentative writing, research, and presenting their findings. The program emphasizes both foundational concepts and advanced analytical techniques. |
Beginner
1.English Language Arts 8A
This course teaches students to analyze and create literature by examining genres, themes, and literary devices.
2.English Language Arts 8B
This course teaches students to analyze and write informational texts, newspapers, and research papers, focusing on effective communication and source citation.
Intermediate
1.English Language Arts 9A
This course teaches reading comprehension and writing skills by analyzing literary genres and creating various works with precise language.
2.English Language Arts 9B
This course teaches students to write and analyze texts from different eras, using rhetoric, research, and presentations.
Advanced
1.English Language Arts 10A
The course teaches vocabulary and literary analysis by examining texts, themes, and devices, and by writing various pieces.
2.English Language Arts 10B
This course teaches students research, persuasive, and narrative writing, with a focus on literary analysis and effective presentations.
Elite
1.American Literature (A & B)
This course teaches students to analyze diverse texts and media while developing strong writing and communication skills.
2.British Literature (A & B)
The course teaches students to analyze literary forms and master writing mechanics, including grammar, research, and argumentative skills.
Accreditation
Approvals
ADVANTAGES School International (ASI) is fully accredited with Cognia Accreditation Program (formally AdvancED) for grades k-12 NCA, CASI, NWAC, SACS, CASI ADVANTAGES’ curriculum is approved by the NCAA, and is listed as an A-G course provider by the University of California.
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