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| The Eagle's Nest English School |
The Eagle's Nest English School
1. Children's Classes
- The main focus is on English conversation, communication, grammar, speaking, reading,
writing and listening. Students learn with flash cards, worksheets, role plays, drawing pictures and
reading articles.
- The goal of The Eagle's Nest is to have children reach the same or higher level of an
American student in the same grade.
- Currently all children have either graduated from an English kindergarten or has lived in a
native English speaking country for 2 years or more. NOTE: "A native English speaking country"
means - The United States, Canada, England and Australia.
2. Junior High, High School and Adult Classes -
- The main focus is on English conversation, communication, grammar, speaking, reading,
writing and listening. Students learn with flash cards, worksheets, role plays and reading articles.
Types of English Taught:
1. Conversation - Make friends with a Westerner
2. Traveling - English used for traveling (shopping, hotel, reservations..etc)
3. Business - English used to conduct business with a Westerner
4. Own Job - English used for the student's job (waitress, chef, tour guide...etc)
* Western culture is taught in all classes.
RATES:
High School, College Students and Adult classes:
PLAN A:
3 month Course
* 1 Class = 1,670 yen 12 classes = 20,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
* Entrance fee is 5,000 yen
* Text = 2,000 yen ( text is good for 1 year)
* Student can renew after each 3 month course
* * If student is absent, they are not charged for the class.
PLAN B:
* 1 class = 2,500 yen 4 classes = 10,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
* Entrance fee is 20,000 yen
* Text = 2,500 yen
** If student is absent, they will be charged for the class.
Rules for Courses:
1. Students can take classes as often as they like in a week.
2. Students must first send an email to the teacher to notify him what class (day and time) they
wish to attend.
Children Classes:
1 class = 2,500 yen 1 month = 10,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
(Parents can arrange for their child to attend classes more than once a week, but at
an additional rate.)
* Entrance Fee = 8,000 yen
** When a class has 5 students, the class is considered full. Once a class is full (has 5 students),
the fee is discounted to 2,000 yen a class or 8,000 a month.
** Students are allowed to miss 1 class a month without being charged for that class.
AVAILABLE TIMES AS OF OCTOBER 2008:
Monday: 3:30 - 5:00pm adult
7:30 - 9:00pm adult
Tuesday: 4:30 - 6:00pm children (1st grade)
Wednesday: 4:30 - 6:00pm children (1st grade)
Thursday: 5:30 - 7:00pm children (3rd grade)
Friday: 3:30 - 5:00pm children (1st grade)
5:30 - 7:00pm children (3rd and 4th grade) (Closed)
8:00 - 9:30pm adult
Saturday: 10:00 - 11:30am children (1st grade)
** New classes can be started upon request. There must be 2 or more students to start a new
class. Please contact the school with your questions.
Contact Information:
Teacher: Randall Miller
Address: 4-54-14 Suizenji Kumamoto-shi 2nd Floor
Email: Japanese or English is OK!
Phone: 090-8227-7120
DIRECTIONS:
Go to Kumamoto Kencho and go straight to Higashi Bypass (Route 57)
Turn left on Higashi Bypass (Route 57) going towards Mt. Aso
You will pass Kyushu Denki on your left
Keep going straight and you will see a GUSTO on your right
The Eagle's Nest is on the LEFT SIDE at the Obiyama 1 chome walking bridge traffic light.
You will see a lot of motorcycles on the corner at a traffic light.
There is a Honda motorcycle shop on the first floor.
The Eagle's Nest is on the 2nd floor. You will see green blinds in the window.
SEE YOU THERE!!!!
* In 2006, Randall took 10 students to Atlanta, Georgia to study for 2 weeks at an American
elementary school. During the 2 weeks, the students visited and studied at 3 different American
elementary schools. Two schools were private and one school was a public school. The
Japanese kindergarten students were placed in various first grade classes and studied
alongside American students. The Japanese students ate lunch and also played with American
students. Some parents went along for the trip. After school, Randall took the students to various
places such as the: Children's museum, Children's Museum of Science, Stone Mountain Park,
Barbeque with American Students at a local park, Aquarium and other places.
The Japanese students also went to a different restaurant every night to practice ordering and
speaking to other American adults. The students were also taken to various shops in the city to
practice shopping in English.
All events were carefully monitored by Randall and the 5 mothers who went on the trip.
1. Children's Classes
- The main focus is on English conversation, communication, grammar, speaking, reading,
writing and listening. Students learn with flash cards, worksheets, role plays, drawing pictures and
reading articles.
- The goal of The Eagle's Nest is to have children reach the same or higher level of an
American student in the same grade.
- Currently all children have either graduated from an English kindergarten or has lived in a
native English speaking country for 2 years or more. NOTE: "A native English speaking country"
means - The United States, Canada, England and Australia.
2. Junior High, High School and Adult Classes -
- The main focus is on English conversation, communication, grammar, speaking, reading,
writing and listening. Students learn with flash cards, worksheets, role plays and reading articles.
Types of English Taught:
1. Conversation - Make friends with a Westerner
2. Traveling - English used for traveling (shopping, hotel, reservations..etc)
3. Business - English used to conduct business with a Westerner
4. Own Job - English used for the student's job (waitress, chef, tour guide...etc)
* Western culture is taught in all classes.
RATES:
High School, College Students and Adult classes:
PLAN A:
3 month Course
* 1 Class = 1,670 yen 12 classes = 20,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
* Entrance fee is 5,000 yen
* Text = 2,000 yen ( text is good for 1 year)
* Student can renew after each 3 month course
* * If student is absent, they are not charged for the class.
PLAN B:
* 1 class = 2,500 yen 4 classes = 10,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
* Entrance fee is 20,000 yen
* Text = 2,500 yen
** If student is absent, they will be charged for the class.
Rules for Courses:
1. Students can take classes as often as they like in a week.
2. Students must first send an email to the teacher to notify him what class (day and time) they
wish to attend.
Children Classes:
1 class = 2,500 yen 1 month = 10,000 yen
* Classes are once a week
(Parents can arrange for their child to attend classes more than once a week, but at
an additional rate.)
* Entrance Fee = 8,000 yen
** When a class has 5 students, the class is considered full. Once a class is full (has 5 students),
the fee is discounted to 2,000 yen a class or 8,000 a month.
** Students are allowed to miss 1 class a month without being charged for that class.
AVAILABLE TIMES AS OF OCTOBER 2008:
Monday: 3:30 - 5:00pm adult
7:30 - 9:00pm adult
Tuesday: 4:30 - 6:00pm children (1st grade)
Wednesday: 4:30 - 6:00pm children (1st grade)
Thursday: 5:30 - 7:00pm children (3rd grade)
Friday: 3:30 - 5:00pm children (1st grade)
5:30 - 7:00pm children (3rd and 4th grade) (Closed)
8:00 - 9:30pm adult
Saturday: 10:00 - 11:30am children (1st grade)
** New classes can be started upon request. There must be 2 or more students to start a new
class. Please contact the school with your questions.
Contact Information:
Teacher: Randall Miller
Address: 4-54-14 Suizenji Kumamoto-shi 2nd Floor
Email: Japanese or English is OK!
Phone: 090-8227-7120
DIRECTIONS:
Go to Kumamoto Kencho and go straight to Higashi Bypass (Route 57)
Turn left on Higashi Bypass (Route 57) going towards Mt. Aso
You will pass Kyushu Denki on your left
Keep going straight and you will see a GUSTO on your right
The Eagle's Nest is on the LEFT SIDE at the Obiyama 1 chome walking bridge traffic light.
You will see a lot of motorcycles on the corner at a traffic light.
There is a Honda motorcycle shop on the first floor.
The Eagle's Nest is on the 2nd floor. You will see green blinds in the window.
SEE YOU THERE!!!!
* In 2006, Randall took 10 students to Atlanta, Georgia to study for 2 weeks at an American
elementary school. During the 2 weeks, the students visited and studied at 3 different American
elementary schools. Two schools were private and one school was a public school. The
Japanese kindergarten students were placed in various first grade classes and studied
alongside American students. The Japanese students ate lunch and also played with American
students. Some parents went along for the trip. After school, Randall took the students to various
places such as the: Children's museum, Children's Museum of Science, Stone Mountain Park,
Barbeque with American Students at a local park, Aquarium and other places.
The Japanese students also went to a different restaurant every night to practice ordering and
speaking to other American adults. The students were also taken to various shops in the city to
practice shopping in English.
All events were carefully monitored by Randall and the 5 mothers who went on the trip.
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