There are many different types of IES programs that can be tailored to meet your school’s needs. Generally our programs fall into two categories:

ON SITE-ENRICHMENT PROGRAM:

Many of our schools offer our most popular program, the “club” program, in which small classes of 8-15 children meet for an hours a week, before or after regular classes. An IES teacher conducts the classes, and every 1 to 2 months the students receive a new audio tape and book, along with a progress report for the parents. The enrichment program is  an excellent beginning for children who have never been exposed to a second language, and a positive  reinforcement at school sites that already offer in-school language classes.

An IES representative will handle all administrative duties for your IES language club program. Your school need only provide us with an adequate space for classes and a school calendar for each teacher. The parent’s cost is $40-$45 per month plus an annual $20 registration fee per child. The class size is 8-16 children per group.

Our “club” program can be offered as a larger group program at $30-$38 per month and the class sizes are 17-22 students.

This program is set up as an optional program either before school, after school, noon time or during an activity period in order for students to enhance their current curriculum. The enrichment program classes are offered one day a week for one hour. A minimum number of students is required to offer any language.

PRE-SCHOOL and IN-SCHOOL CURRICULUM PROGRAMS:

IES has developed an “In-school curriculum program” which is offered in many private and some public schools, as part of the regular curriculum. Most schools chose to meet at least twice a week for a half hour. As each school is different, our in-school program is flexible, affordable and adjusts easily to fit your school’s structure, schedule and specific language needs.

The cost per child averages between $10-$15 per month depending upon the level of service that is provided. Students can receive books and tapes for use in the classroom or as home reinforcement materials. An IES teacher can be provided if your school does not have a qualified, bilingual teacher on staff. A local IES representative will oversee the program and insure continuing quality.