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Junior highHigh schoolESL and tests

Programs start with diagnosis, then move into vocabulary and exam use

AI Brainwave English is not only a word list. Programs combine phonics, vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, writing and paper review with learning-cabin sessions and coach follow-up.

Free appointment-based assessmentShort measurable experience availableProgram path depends on learner data
Students using AI Brainwave English learning cabins
Vocabulary basephonics / word list / recall
Exam transferreading / writing / papers
Course deliveryLearning-cabin sessions plus coach-led testing and review
Program map

Choose the entry point after assessment

Final plans vary by learner foundation, city, schedule and exam target. The examples below show common program directions rather than a one-size-fits-all promise.

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Foundation
Assess first

Phonics and Vocabulary Repair

Best forweak base
Core tasksphonics + words

For learners who cannot read words accurately, forget quickly or lack basic vocabulary confidence.

Exam path
Plan by target

Junior and High School English

Best forZhongkao / Gaokao
Core taskswords + reading

Connect vocabulary to grammar, listening, reading, writing and paper-review tasks.

Advanced
Plan by level

CET, IELTS and TOEFL Vocabulary

Best foradult / test prep
Core taskslarge vocabulary

Use intensive vocabulary input and review to support academic and overseas-test preparation.

What actually happens

The service must show concrete teaching details

Families should understand the method before they decide. The program is not just a cabin session; it is a sequence of learning tasks.

1

Phonics and pronunciation

Repair sound-symbol links so the learner can read and remember words with less friction.

2

Vocabulary intensive

Use target word lists, cabin input, translation checks, spelling checks and review records.

3

Grammar and sentence use

Move key words into phrases, sentence patterns and grammar points that appear in exams.

4

Listening, reading and writing

Connect vocabulary to listening recognition, reading speed, cloze, translation and writing output.

5

Paper review

Use exam-paper practice and error analysis to check whether vocabulary transfers to scores.

Trial entry

A short experience can reduce decision pressure

Some local teams may use a low-threshold vocabulary experience to let parents see recognition, recall and review records before a larger program decision.

AssessmentAbout 30 minutes by appointment.
ExperienceCommonly focused on a small vocabulary target such as 200 words.
Next stepContinue only when the learner and parent see meaningful progress signals.
Parent and student reviewing English learning pressure

Designed for parent clarity

Parents need a visible learning path, not another vague promise.

Service standard

Use assessment, schedule and review records to decide the plan

The appropriate course length, price and schedule depend on city delivery, learner foundation, target score and available weekly time. Families should confirm details through local consultation.

Best next step

Start with the free appointment-based assessment, then receive a recommended learning path and trial option.