PRESENTATION OF AMERICAN ENGLISH CAMP BY THE CEO "Pascal VazahGasy"

AEC METHODOLOGY:

In terms of methodology, as me and my team are Malagasy we would like to bring and apply an efficient 

methodology that can make Malagasy citizen speaking English like an American; because the fact that we are 

Malagasy and have control of American English is totally an advantage to teach and convey American English for Malagasy people. 

Generally, we exploit the natural intelligence and brilliance of the brain for people who learn English language at 

AEC acquiring American English naturally and in a very effective and fun way. As we like to teach especially 

spoken English (Because that is the skills that required the most from many different big companies), 

that demands different approach and action from us to make it real and to make it happens, to be more 

different and more effective and also faster.  We use « Grammar Translation » to teach people English here, 

which is based on translation. In Grammar translation methodology, we can immediately translate what is the 

meaning of the English word we learn in Malagasy to hasten the way on how students acquire American English. 

We can easily translate English to Malagasy and also Malagasy to English, that’s one of our advantages here 

for us to speed up the process to make people speaking English.

Not only that but there are secrets that we combine with the translation for students to learn the English 

language without feeling under pressure but enjoying their learning. How is that possible? We found the secrets 

and the right methodology for it, and this is for real not a jargon.

Myself and my team are able to speak English like Americans, we also sound like Americans when we are speaking English. So, it is part of our mission as well to make people feel like talking with native speakers when they are 

conversing with us here at school or in the street.

Why we called our institute « English Camp » not « English School »?

You know, we would like to gather majority of people to make some exchange in terms of many things and to 

help each other for Malagasy society to raise up together. That mindset is more possible with the atmosphere 

of Camp not school; I’m not saying the vibes of school is bad but we just like to be different to help a lot of people.