FAQs

Chase EDU’s core mission is to give students the skills they need to pursue education in America, and our program’s design reflects that. If you are someone who has English foundational skills and need to improve them for academic or professional purposes, Chase EDU is for you.

Our goal is to provide you with both the information and skills necessary to find your path to higher education in America and to thrive. We will help you accomplish this with our English curriculum which is designed to take your current level of English and bring it to a higher level with new and relevant vocabulary. We will also help you find the right college and the path to get there by providing all the information you need, easily accessible on our platform. Our team of advisors and experts will be there to assist you if you need any extra assistance or guidance as well.

First, you will need to pass every test in the core curriculum and one extra subject of your choosing. Once you have completed these, you will need to prove your proficiency by completing 3 tasks: passing the final cumulative exam, writing a paper, and meeting with one of our teachers to assess your speaking skill. After these, you will earn your certificate and have the skills to pursue your academic or professional goals in America.

This depends on how much time per day or week you commit to studying on our platform, but the goal is to provide you with the skills you need and a certificate in 4-6 months. This assumes you practice for at least 4 hours a week.

For each subject, we will have a test at the end to check your understanding. If you can prove your skills by scoring well on the test without taking the lessons, then we will let you skip the lessons in that subject.

Chase EDU’s curriculum is specifically geared to college aged students who already have an English foundation through their previous education. Unfortunately, if you are very new to English, Chase EDU’s curriculum will be very difficult to understand and keep up with.