Your English School USA

At nine years old, with a basic level of English, I thought I would be in a classroom with younger people, like 12 or 13 years old, but that didn't happen. I felt pressured because the teacher was very energetic, and after a few minutes I couldn't take it anymore and left the room. What was supposed to be two weeks with four hours a day had to be one hour a day with a private tutor (an excellent teacher), but due to the limited hours, I didn't learn much. The investment was too high for the learning time. I think children aged 9 to 13 should have a classroom appropriate for their age and a teacher with experience for that age group. I think the English proficiency test should be administered before a student is accepted; had I known, I would have looked for another option. After the regular classes didn't work out, I was offered 10.5 hours of private lessons, but due to scheduling constraints, we only managed to complete 7 hours. Ultimately, the money spent on the instruction wasn't worth it. I hope they improve in this area so they can succeed. Kerlin and James are great.