I arrived at CIA, Mactan, Cebu in the early morning of October 6th. I chose the Philippines for language training. One of the main reasons for doing this was because I was excited to enjoy traveling and study English. Before coming here, there were a lot of negative concerns from people around me, and it was also dangerous for me to live in the Philippines for a long period of time. I thought I wouldn't do it, so I had already made my choice and paid for it, but I had a lot of internal conflict. However, contrary to my concerns, the more I spent time at the language school, the more I changed my mind.

Although it is difficult, we can work together with the teachers to form a framework for studying English and meet foreign friends of various nationalities.

I really liked the group classes where we spoke English together and shared opinions. Also, CIA meals were served here.

I heard that it offers the most delicious and clean food among language schools, and it was true. 

Perhaps because the CEO is Korean, Korean-style Filipino food was often served.

What was particularly impressive was that it catered to the tastes of Arabs who cannot eat certain types of meat.

I was impressed by the meticulous attention to detail in preparing specific sections.

Of course, food tastes vary from person to person, but I don't think anyone will feel very uncomfortable.

I planned to live in the Philippines for a total of 7 weeks and currently have a week left.

I have a lot of regrets, but I had a lot of impact in a short period of time.

I think I'm getting it. I'm greatly grateful that the CIA provided its full share.

For those who are considering language training in the Philippines, I highly recommend CIA and at least

It would be a good idea to plan for a period of 2 to 6 months.