High School English: University & Beyond
"Passing the test" is just the starting line.
Master the advanced skills needed for university: Essay Writing, Debate, and Critical Thinking.
The "Exam Trap"
In high school, English often becomes a silent subject. Students stop speaking and start memorizing lists of words for entrance exams. The result? They enter university with high scores but zero confidence.
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My classes keep you speaking.
In my classroom, exam study and speaking practice go hand-in-hand. When you use complex grammar to debate and share your own ideas, you remember the rules much better than just memorizing them from a book.
Course Highlights
- Academic Writing: Students learn the structure of English essays (Introduction, Body, Conclusion)—a vital skill for university and Eiken exams.
- Debate & Discussion: You will be asked "Why?" constantly. Learning to support your opinion with logic is the core of this course.
- University Prep: The curriculum covers the advanced vocabulary and reading comprehension strategies needed for entrance exams, but I do it interactively.
- Small Group (Max 6): A seminar-style environment where every student participates.
Class Options & Fees
Small Group Lessons
¥15,000 / month
- Max 6 Students
- 50 minutes / week (42 lessons/year)
- Seminar-style discussion environment
Private Mentorship
¥33,000 / month
- 1-on-1 Instruction
- 50 minutes / week (42 lessons/year)
- Targeted university prep & essay coaching
Entrance Fee: ¥8,000 (One-time)
Materials: Textbooks are purchased separately by students (approx. ¥2,000–¥4,000 per year).
Essay Correction: Included in tuition
Schedule: Evening and weekend slots available to fit busy club schedules.
Prepare for the Future
University is coming. Be ready not just to enter, but to excel.
Common Questions
Q. Do you help with Eiken?
A. Yes. The interview (speaking) and essay (writing) sections of Eiken Grade 2, Pre-1, and 1 are a major focus of our curriculum.
Q. I am busy with club activities.
A. Starfish English understands. Evening classes (after 7 PM) and Saturday options are available to accommodate high school schedules.