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Strict-regime ("Sparta") English schools in the Philippines

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Quick answerIn our catalogue Genius English prices three regimes of the same course separately (Regular, Semi and Sparta; in a twin room $1,750, $1,850 and $1,875), and CPILS describes a structured programme with mandatory evening self-study. Every school sets its own rules, so ask for the written rules before paying.

Genius English: General / Power A, 4 weeks (tuition + room + meals)

RegimeSingleTwinTripleQuad
Regular$1,950$1,750$1,600$1,500
Semi$2,050$1,850$1,700$1,600
Sparta$2,075$1,875$1,725$1,625

Registration $125 is separate. Course B (6 one-to-one + 2 group lessons) costs more: in a twin room $2,000 (Regular), $2,100 (Semi), $2,125 (Sparta).

Questions and answers

What does "Sparta" mean?

A stricter school regime. The details differ by school, for example mandatory evening self-study at CPILS. The catalogue does not define it, so ask the school for its written rules (curfew, going out, phones).

How much more does the strict regime cost?

At Genius English the difference is small: in a twin room General / Power A is $1,750 Regular, $1,850 Semi and $1,875 Sparta.

Which of your schools has mandatory evening self-study?

CPILS (our school card). For the other schools the catalogue does not state the evening regime; ask before booking.

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