Spring Courses will run approx. Jan. 18-May 8, 2025 (with 1 week Eid break)

Basic English

• Build basic skills from the ABCs up to basic grammar, reading, writing, and conversation

Elementary English

• Increase your foundation in grammar, vocabulary, conversation, reading & writing

Intermediate English

• Continue your grammar competency; Increase your vocabulary

• Advance your skills in conversation, reading, and writing

Upper-Intermediate English

• Complete your grammar competency; focus on advanced conversation, fundamental academic reading & writing

DuoLingo English Test Prep

• (Not available Spring 2025)

• Prepare to take the DuoLingo English Proficiency Exam

• Must have a laptop or desktop computer and a valid passport or national ID

Advanced English/Literature

(For continuing students only)

• Advance your skills in reading, writing, and converse for use in an academic/professional environment

• Focus on fluent communication, essay writing, school/college/professional prep

• Advanced English vocabulary and grammar

• Learn to read critically

• Practice debate and techniques of discussion and civil discourse

• Learn American-style academic writing

• Give back! Qualified Advanced students are encouraged to volunteer-teach in lower-level AESOP courses.

  Latin I

  (Fall only)

• This Latin course will introduce students to the fundamental concepts of the Latin language and Ancient Roman history and culture.

  Latin II

  (Spring only)

• This Latin course will continue introducing students to the fundamental concepts of the Latin language and Ancient Roman history and culture.

• Prerequisite: Latin I or equivalent.

  Pre-Algebra

• This pre-algebra course is designed to provide students with foundational mathematical concepts and skills needed to succeed in algebra.

• Prerequisite: A basic understanding of the four main arithmetical operations.

  Algebra I

• Year-long course (applications open in summer 2025).

• This algebra course builds upon the foundational concepts covered in the pre-algebra course, and delved deeper into algebraic equations, reasoning, and problem-solving and prepares students for more advanced mathematical study.

• Prerequisite: Confidence with pre-algebra concepts.

  Geometry

• Year-long course (applications open in summer 2025).

• This geometry course introduces students to the study of shapes, their properties, and their relationships.

• Prerequisite: A basic understanding of the four main arithmetical operations.

  Management & Leadership

• This course helps students develop self-awareness and leadership skills through learning, feedback, and growth experiences, preparing them for future careers. It also provides a basic understanding of how managers create and implement strategies, examining how factors like environment, structure, culture, tasks, and people are connected.

  Drawing

• Year-long course (applications open in summer 2025).

• This class will focus on drawing techniques such as shading, perspective drawing and drawing still-life compositions. Students are expected to draw along with the instructor step by step during class time.

• Requirements: Pencils, pens and paper/sketch book for each lesson.

• Students will be expected to submit a finished drawing each week.

• Creativity and self expression are encouraged!