who plan to continue their higher education in College and University and in U.S., Canada, Australia, and U.K. and other English-Speaking Countries. In addition, the courses prepare students for the test of English as a foreign Language (TOEFL), which is required for admission to most colleges and universities in the United States. At AII, the courses are designed to develop the language and study skills necessary for success in the college or university.

We also enhance this instruction with a variety of opportunities for students to practice what they are learning, both in a formal "Conversation Partner Program", and in more informal cultural settings like meeting and talking with expatriates and tourists, and going to English-Speaking Conferences and movies. Our belief is that a student learns by "doing" and by being challenged daily with new materials and new ideas.

We also consider it to be absolutely essential to go beyond these language skills by instructing our students on the "culture" of the classroom. This culture consists of how to study, how to take a test, how to use a computer, how to research and organize ideas, and how to behave in the academic environment. The tactics that we teach are based on what we ourselves have experienced as students and on what instructors at American Intercon Institute require of their students.