Eriza’s Language School proudly supports international scholarship students, exchange participants, and university-affiliated travelers seeking focused Tagalog instruction. Whether your students are based in Metro Manila or participating remotely from abroad, we offer flexible, high-quality Tagalog language programs designed for real-world use. Our programs are available online or in person in the Philippines and are built around speaking, listening, and using essential vocabulary in practical situations.
If you’re a university international office, program director, or scholarship manager, we’d love to support your students. Whether they are studying remotely or in-country, we help them learn Tagalog in a way that builds confidence, fluency, and cultural understanding.
Have questions before starting your Tagalog lessons? Here’s what most students ask us.
Our Tagalog courses follow a structured curriculum focused on speaking, listening, vocabulary, and grammar. Lessons are interactive and include guided practice, common phrases, cultural tips, and pronunciation work. Students can learn in small groups or one-on-one with a dedicated teacher. This structured language learning experience helps students master the basics of the Tagalog language in a supportive and engaging environment.
Yes. Our Tagalog language program is fully available online via Zoom. Students can learn from anywhere in the world with flexible schedules and downloadable materials that support speaking and listening practice outside class. Many students find online learning convenient and just as effective as in-person sessions.
We include specific pronunciation exercises in every course. Students hear and repeat words, practice sentence stress, and get corrections from native speakers. Our teachers also help learners hear the difference in sounds that are unique to Tagalog as a foreign language. This builds confidence and accuracy in spoken Tagalog.
Yes. Every lesson includes grammar explanations and essential vocabulary tailored to each student’s level. These materials help students review sentence structure and learn new words more efficiently between sessions. We also provide suggestions on how to practice and reinforce the vocabulary between lessons for long-term retention in a new language.
Absolutely. Many of our students are complete beginners. We start with the basics: simple greetings, common questions, and useful words and phrases. From there, students gradually learn to form sentences, understand grammar, and speak Tagalog in everyday situations. Our supportive teaching style helps students gain confidence speaking Tagalog from day one.
Students receive digital learning material including grammar notes, vocabulary sheets, practice dialogues, and audio recordings for listening and pronunciation. These materials are designed to help reinforce lessons and make learning more engaging between sessions. The curriculum also supports writing and speaking practice so learners can improve all skills in the new language.
