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Helping you build confidence in your future through English and communication skills enhancement at The American Institute

About American Institute

The prestigious American Institute for English Proficiency–located in Makati, Quezon City, Alabang, and Rizal–is the Philippines’ leading service provider of English language training, specializing in English proficiency, communication, grammar, writing, American accent, confidence building, standard test preparation (IELTS/TOEFL), critical thinking, personality development, career development, and public speaking.

Our Difference

We have innovated English language learning in the Philippines by offering special courses that will not only teach you how to speak English well, but also to think more analytically or critically.

Further, we offer you a learning experience that promotes cultural exchange and a lifestyle of learning English.  You will not find any English learning institution with higher standards and better staffed than we are.

Inquire

You may send us your inquiry via email at helpdesk@aiepro.org or call/message us at 02-8651-6572, 02-8651-6618, 0917-701-9520, 0917-850-3456.

You may browse through our programs and courses, and let us know what you are interested in.  If you would like a free consultation and assessment so we can help you decide, don’t hesitate to contact us.

We have programs and courses with very flexible schedules.

BRANCHES

  • MAKATI CITY
    106 Perea Street, Greenbelt Mansion, Suite 505
    Landline: 02-8254-8605 or 8818-1111 ext. 219
    Cellphone: 0995-207-9165, 0917.137.9695, 0917.850.3456
    Email: helpdesk@aiepro.org
  • QUEZON CITY
    131 Timog Street, 2rd Floor, E&R Building
  • ALABANG
    One Griffinstone, 9th Floor, Near Festival Mall
  • RIZAL (Antipolo)
    Circumferential Rd., 2nd Floor, Gems Plaza Building

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MEET THE STAFF

TOP notch English Specialists

Our English Language Specialists have distinguished backgrounds in different fields and extensive experience in teaching English around the world.

They are industry leaders, entrepreneurs, performance artists, actors, champion debaters and impromptu speakers, business leaders, motivational speakers, and mentors.

They have taught students from different backgrounds and levels including doctors, lawyers, teachers, actors, businessmen, politicians, entrepreneurs, college students, office workers, and other professionals.

What truly sets them apart is that they are not just teachers, but also friends and family to our students.  Many of our staff members and students have become lifelong friends.  That is why our students call the American Institute their second home, their second family.

Contact us for a FREE ASSESSMENT conducted by one of our Specialists.

  • Chris Delacruz, Co-founder & Lead Specialist

  • Vin Magbuhos, Co-founder & Lead Specialist

  • Vaughn Garcia, Senior Specialist

  • Gelo Lantaco, Senior Specialist

  • Roan Dizon, Specialist

  • Diego Briones, Specialist

  • Dianne Fabro, Management Executive

  • Mariel Ramos, Marketing Specialist

TESTIMONIALS

I learned more than what I expected to learn in a short span of time, such as becoming more independent, dynamic, and assertiveness.  Ultimately, I have learned that result is more valuable than effort.  What I liked about AIEP, other than learning English, is the whole experience: the people, the diversity, and seeing the progress of other students.

I’ve learned how to deal with every situation, especially when it comes to problem solving and talking to foreigners from different countries. I was able to learn their culture and become friends with them. What I liked the most being at AIEP is that I was able to express what I felt and what I wanted. People are always there to help you whenever you need help.

There are so many things I’ve learned as a student first and then as an employee of the American Institute for English Proficiency.  I went from being unemployed in my province to working as a marketing manager in Makati.  I’ve learned to manage others in addition to developing my confidence and English skills.

I’ve learned how to be tough enough to deal with different persons in professional ways with the help of AIEP.  What I’ve liked the most being at AIEP is I found my true self and able to express what I want to say without hesitating because I know we are all professionals here.

Mohammad Hammoud IELTS Testimonial for AIEP

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The American Institute for English Proficiency is the best place to review for your IELTS.  The staff focuses on your weaknesses and strengths to excel to get the band score you are aiming for.  I first enrolled at AIEP to learn to speak English, and I learned...

ANAS SAYAQ TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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When I first enrolled at The American institute, I knew very little English, pretty much only enough to get me back home in case I wander too far in this new country I have been thrown in.  But soon enough, I began to pick up some phrases here and there...

FARES AHMED TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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The American Institute for English Proficiency also taught me that English can be learned stress free.  This is important because a lot of people don’t know how to handle stress.  People, especially those who are not natural-born English speakers, have experienced...

HASSAN ALHARTHI TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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Also, I learned how to think deeper and how to think more critically. I have learned to not take things at face value, to do my own research, and even though I am not yet able to do it, I am trying to not let my own opinions taint what reality actually is.  My English class has been...

ANAS ALATTAS TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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During my three-months stay at AIEPRO, I benefited a lot and developed my English. I also made a lot of friends.  At AIEPRO, I met the best English specialists, and I am happy with their knowledge.  They helped my with the development of my education and communication...

PARINAZ HATAMI TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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The American Institute for me is not only a place for English but also feels like a home and a family to me.  This is especially true for people who come to study here from abroad.  For me, here is a place that I found my first international best friends, and it was really interesting...

AHMED ALGHUBARI TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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I am happy because all the staff in this institute are helpful to me.  Now, I have gained new information and knowledge of the English language.  My choice about studying English at The American Institute was right, and I am very thankful for all that I learned...

TRAN MINH TAN TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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At the end of the day, you will find it interesting to study at AIEP because you can make more friends and learn a lot new things, not only english but also how to improve your confidence. It's more fun in the Philippines and a lot of fun studying at AIEP...

BONU ISKANDAROVA TESTIMONIAL FOR AIEP

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I am from Tajikistan, and when I started at The American Institute, I kn­ew little English and was totally new to Manila.  Just in a month time, I could st­art speaking and understood English much better.  ­ My tutors helped me overcome my initial shy­ness, and they also taught...

AIEP Closed Temporarily Due to Enhanced Community Quarantine

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We are currently facing an unprecedented situation, one where…

AIEP CLASS SUSPENSION

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The American Institute for English Proficiency will be closed…

AIEP Closed for Enhancement

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The American Institute for English Proficiency will be closed…

FEATURED ARTICLES

YouTube: Learn English and then Some

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It is very common for a lot of us to turn to YouTube if we need to learn how to do something. But we also go to the website when we feel like listening to music or watching random videos about other people's pets. However, YouTube has something more to offer other than its infinite supply of cat videos; it's the vlogs. A "vlog" is a term short for video blog, and it's more interesting than its written counterpart because vloggers, people who make vlogs, really do make an effort to make these videos worth your while.

Why People Get Hurt in Relationships

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One of the most common reasons why people get hurt in relationships is due to a lack of communication, trust, and respect for their partners. People can become distant and disconnected from one another if they don't communicate their feelings and needs. This can lead to misunderstandings, hurt feelings, and even resentment.  It's important for people to be honest and open with one another if they want to maintain a healthy relationship.

English and Other Official Languages at the United Nations, Pt. II

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English is the major lingua franca—or common language—throughout the planet.  But did you know that this "international language" status was never officially decided by an international grouping like the United Nations? In actuality, English is only one of the six official languages of the U.N.  So what are those other tongues that share official language status with English?

AIEP-UPEC Christmas Donation Drive for Bahay Aruga

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With your support, we hope to raise enough funds by December 16 so we can provide our beneficiaries Christmas gifts such as essential kits, food supplies, toys, and the like. Aside from Bahay Aruga, we will also donate charity goods to some families of its nearby barangay, and we have already coordinated with the leaders there.

Asynchronous English Learning in the 21st Century

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Improving oneself is a decision. The thing is, we need better English proficiency to prepare ourselves in the future. The English language might be a difficult subject, yet this will give us a breakthrough because most of the subjects we study are in English. All over the world, this language has influenced almost everyone. Our proficiency in English will give as way to everything...

An English Teacher’s Experience as a Student at AIEP

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English is a global language. In every country worldwide, it is guaranteed that we will always find someone who can speak English, making communication so much easier. Many individuals from non-native English speaking countries enroll or attend trainings for English language classes because they feel that they lack adequate English language proficiency.

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