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Grand Opening of American English Language School in Irvine!


We are excited to announce the grand opening of our new American English Language School (AELS) campus in Irvine, California! This expansion marks an important milestone in our mission to provide high-quality English education to international students and local learners in Southern California.

Why Irvine?
Irvine is one of the safest and most vibrant cities in Southern California. It is home to top universities, diverse communities, and a welcoming atmosphere for students from all over the world. Our new location offers easy access to cultural, educational, and professional opportunities — making it the perfect setting to improve your English and experience life in the U.S.

American English Language School Irvine grand opening – ESL and TOEFL classes
What Makes AELS Different?
At American English Language School, we believe that smaller classes lead to bigger results. Unlike many schools, we maintain very small group ratios so that every student receives personal attention and direct feedback.

Our classes are:
Conversation-Focused – Students practice speaking daily, not just listening and memorizing.
Results-Driven – Our proven teaching methods help students improve quickly and confidently.
Led by Native-Speaking Instructors – Every teacher is experienced, highly qualified, and passionate about helping students succeed.

Special Grand Opening Offer
To celebrate our Irvine launch, the first 50 students who enroll will receive three months (one quarter) of ESL classes for just $999! This is a limited-time opportunity to join our program at exceptional value.

Join Us Today!
We are proud to bring our high-quality programs to Irvine and look forward to welcoming students who are eager to grow academically and personally. Whether you are preparing for university, advancing your career, or simply aiming to improve your communication skills, AELS Irvine is here to help you succeed.
Visit our new campus in Irvine and be part of our exciting journey!
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