LEAP Curriculum
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The LEAP curriculum focuses on developing
all of the language skills needed to prepare students
for college or employment in the U.S. Our program consists
of four levels. Students can start their training at the
elementary level and progress to an advanced, college
ready level. Students may be able to begin the LEAP program
at a higher level based on their placement evaluation
results.
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LEAP does not have a zero-beginner level. The lowest LEAP level is for students who have a basic knowledge of English. If you can answer "YES" to these questions, then LEAP Level 1 is for you! Click here for questions
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| Elementary level: Fundamental English for basic communication and preparation for academic reading, writing, and grammar. |
| Low Intermediate: Introduction
to academic reading and writing with grammar support, as well
as an emphasis on speaking and listening skills. |
| High Intermediate: Continued
work with academic reading and writing , grammar and speaking
and listening. |
| Advanced Bridge Level: Advanced
preparation in reading, writing, speaking and listening for
university or business purposes. Students at this level are
entitled to take university classes for college credit. Successful
completion of the Bridge level stands in place of a TOEFL
score for admission to Wright State University (*) |
| Advantages of our curriculum: Small classes,
qualified teachers, regular meetings with writing tutors, conversation
partners, field trips and much more.
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| * Students must meet all other
admission requirements to enter the university. |
