The Dynamic English program teaches practical English for social situations as well as for situations relating to work and interviews.  Students are given the opportunity to personalize their use of English, which means that we draw on the student’s actual personal experiences.  We encourage them to talk about their own experiences, ideas, and opinions.

 Our primary resource for the Dynamic English program is the book New Interchange:  English for International Communication by Jack C. Richards.  This is an experience based program where the students are taught through pair and group activities.  The book itself is not a textbook in the traditional sense, but a series of activities that lead the student through practical English usage.