Local classes, support, etc.

About local classes

●Global Human Resource Development Course (Washington 3 Universities)

CWU and EWU are original AUAP classes that are made up of only Aichi University students. Classes Small Class Size with less than 25 students, and are basically 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, 3 hours a day. Classes are divided into levels according to English ability, so you can take classes that suit your English ability.
WWU is part of the local Intensive English Program (IEP) and students study English together with International Student from all over the world. Each class is Small Class Size with up to 15 students, and students are divided into up to six classes based on their English ability.

At both universities, all the teachers are native speakers, and all of them are qualified and experienced in teaching English to non-native speakers. In addition to exams, students are evaluated on many aspects, such as assignments, class participation, attendance, and attitude toward classes.

You can earn up to 20 Credit while studying abroad, allowing you to graduate from university in four years without having to take a leave of absence.
*For details, please refer to the "Course Guide" of each faculty.

AUAP original classes (CWU/EWU only)

Integrated English Skills

A class to improve four English skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. In-class activities include audio and video, group conversation practice, discussions, debates, speeches, and presentations. In addition, we aim to improve reading comprehension using various teaching materials such as English learning texts, newspaper articles, and novels. In addition, through various tasks such as journals and letters, students will acquire reliable writing skills. Furthermore, in the computer lab, classes are also held on how to use IT and social media in English.

Functions of English

Improve communication skills required in various situations of daily life. Students learn practical English that enables them to have cultural understanding and to communicate confidently in socially appropriate manners.

Global Studies

Learn through Lecture and discussions in English about various topics that are attracting attention in the global society. Students aim to be able to express their own opinions and ideas in English about global issues.

American Studies

Each week there is one Lecture and four Review Classes (preparation and review classes) for that Lecture. This course explores the cultural, political, and social trends that have developed in the United States throughout history.

Career Development

In order to be active in the international community as a global talent, this class aims to discover one's strengths, acquire vocabulary and knowledge, and improve interview and discussion skills in English. At the same time, students will also create American-style resumes, visit companies, and participate in job fairs.

Local timetable example

The timetable below is just an example (sample schedule).

time	Month	fire	water	wood	Money
10:00	Integrated English Skills	Integrated English Skills	Integrated English Skills	Integrat English Skills	Functions of English
11:00	Functions of English	Functions of English	Functions of English
12:00	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
13:00	American  Studies	American  Studies	American  Studies (Lecture)	American  Studies	Career Development
14:00			Global Studies

●Intensive English Course (ESL4 University)
*This program is only available to students enrolled up until 2024, and will be suspended thereafter.

San Diego State UniversityLearning isI will be taking classes at the ALI (American Language Institute), the ELI (English Language Institute) at the University of Utah, the IELP (Intensive English Language Program) at the State University of New York at Albany, and Global Launch at Arizona State University.

Improve your English

Improve your TOEIC® score!

AUAP students take the TOEIC® test before they leave and before they return home, allowing them to objectively assess their progress in English. By coming into contact with native English speakers in the local area, students steadily improve their English language skills. There is also a system in place that offers scholarships to students with high TOEIC® scores.

Comparison of TOEIC® scores before departure and after returning home

Support at study abroad