The good thing about choosing CIA is that the one-on-one teacher taught me well and carefully, and I was able to learn not only about studying but also about things that only locals know, and I was able to learn about culture and traditions in addition to English. In group classes, we talked with other beginners in English, and our communication skills improved. Through studying abroad in the Philippines, I would like to use not only English, but also the tolerance I have developed here in my next destination. If anyone is coming to study abroad in the Philippines, I recommend CIA. I have heard that it is certainly on the more expensive side in the Philippines, but I think there is a reason for that. The facilities are good, and there is a pool, billiards, table tennis, karaoke, and a gym. I think it is very convenient to be able to use these things for free inside the school, and it will refresh your studies. Also, the instructors were easy to understand, and I think they definitely helped me improve my English skills. 

-TAKA