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American English Language School's Guarantee Program

When you first start a new English language school, it’s exciting. Your surroundings are new, your teachers are new, and you're learning new things. However, sometimes a new English language school seems impressive, but as time goes by, you realize that the school is not helping you to accomplish your goals. If you are serious about learning English, American English Language School is the right English language school for you for plenty of reasons.

What makes American English Language School different from other English language schools is our ESL guarantee program. We want you to succeed with us, and not just waste your time and money. Our ESL guarantee program holds us and you accountable to assure that we will go above and beyond to help you reach your English education goals.

If you are serious about learning English, then we recommend you ask about our ESL guarantee program. Our guarantee is for you to commit to one year of our ESL program and finish with our Level 5 class. When you sign up for our ESL program, you will take a placement test to determine your level.  After you have completed Level 5 of our ESL program and if you do not reach our promised results of a TOEFL score of 70 or a TOEIC score of 700, you will be able to take one quarter for FREE.You can take our TOEFL or TOEIC preparation class depending on which test that you took. We want you to get the most out of your education when joining our English language school, and we believe when you join us, you will.

We offer this guarantee to show that we are so confident that our program works that we are willing to allow students a free class if they do not succeed.We do not want you to waste your time and money at other English language schools that do not put your goals first. Through our curriculum, you will be able to improve your English skills in a shorter amount of time and all at an affordable price.

Enrollment in our ESL guarantee program is for international students only. You must also take all quarters up to Level 5 consecutively. Our vacation policy allows students to have one quarter off after taking three quarters; however, if you enroll in this program, you cannot take a break after your third quarter. Contact us at 714-990-4657 or info@aels.edu to find out more information.

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