Curriculum

ESL Courses

A course that completes real-life English step by step

TSA ESL courses build Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Grammar & Writing systematically, so students can use what they learn in real communication.

Depending on your learning goal and preferred class format, you can choose Regular ESL, Regular+ ESL, Intensive Speaking, or Power Speaking.

ESL Course Comparison

Four Courses, Four Different Goals

Balance, group communication, 1:1 focus, or maximum speaking output. Compare the core direction of each course.

CourseKey IdeaMain Class StructureCourse details
Regular ESLKey IdeaBalanceMain Class Structure1:1 + Small Group + Big GroupView Details
Regular+ ESLKey IdeaCollaborationMain Class StructureA larger share of Small GroupView Details
Intensive SpeakingKey Idea1:1 FocusMain Class Structure1:1 × 5View Details
Power SpeakingKey IdeaMaximum SpeakingMain Class StructureEvery regular class runs 1:1View Details

Level-Up Learning

Communication Skills That Expand With Every Level

Beginner levels focus on everyday questions and basic English expressions. From intermediate, Discussion, Argumentation, Debate, and Presentation build the ability to explain opinions with reasons.

  1. BeginnerBasic CommunicationEveryday questions, answers, and basic expressions
  2. Low-IntermediateOpinion SharingSaying what you think about familiar topics
  3. IntermediateDiscussionExplaining an opinion with clear reasons
  4. High-IntermediateArgumentationBuilding a case and answering counterpoints
  5. AdvancedDebate & PresentationPersuading an audience and presenting with structure

Course Consultation

Which ESL Course Fits You Best?

We recommend a class structure based on your current English level, study period, and learning goal.