Campus Updates & Stories
Welcome to the official A&J e-Edu Academy updates hub. Stay informed with our latest student announcements, immersive programs, campus-life milestones, and dynamic academic events happening here in nature-inspired Baguio City. Click on any story below to read the full coverage.
What Three Months of Meals Actually Looks Like in Baguio
Nobody picks a school for the food, and everybody notices it by the third day. An honest look at eating every meal on campus for a whole term: what rotates, what never changes, and why you will not eat the same Monday twice.
Baguio or Clark? Choosing Where to Study English in the Philippines
Clark is the easier arrival and Baguio is the easier place to concentrate. Here is an honest comparison of the climate, the transfer, the surroundings and the cost of getting it wrong, from a school that is obviously in one of them.
Where Your TOEIC Score Actually Comes From
Most people preparing for TOEIC practice the whole test evenly. The score does not arrive evenly. Here is what each of the seven parts rewards, where the time pressure really bites, and what to work on when your score stops moving.
TOEFL or IELTS: Which Test Should You Actually Take?
People spend weeks deciding which of these two tests is easier. That is the wrong question, and usually the choice has already been made for you. Here is who really decides, the three differences that matter in practice, and what to do if the decision genuinely is yours.
The First Days of Junior Camp: Arrival, Welcome Party and the First Weekend
What the start of junior camp actually looks like, in photographs: the arrival, the welcome party for the second batch, the first day of classes, and the first weekend off campus.
July at A&J: Bowling, Movie Day and a Graduation
A month on campus in photographs. A bowling trip on the tenth, movie day on the fifteenth, and a graduation on the seventeenth, with the ordinary days in between that nobody photographs but everybody remembers.
Philippines, Australia or Canada: Where Should You Study English?
Not a cost argument. The real differences are structural: how classes are taught, where you live, what paperwork you face and whether you can work. An honest look at what each destination is genuinely better at.
12 Questions to Ask an English School Before You Pay
Every school sounds good in a brochure. These are the questions that separate the ones that can back it up, and, more usefully, how to check each answer for yourself instead of taking anyone at their word.
Why Your English Is Better Than Your Test Score
Most students who are disappointed by an IELTS or TOEIC result do not have an English problem. They have an exam problem, and the two are fixed in completely different ways. Here is how to tell which one you have.