Learning block begins
Learners enter the planned classroom routine; parents begin their independent day.
For traveling families
An English program that leaves parents room to enjoy the trip.
The student has a serious weekday learning block. Parents control their own accommodation, meals, work, golf, spa, shopping, and day-trip schedule.
Six learners required · Ten maximum · Housing separate
Family modelPET / 06Study + stay
kept deliberately separate
- No compulsory dormitory
- No bundled meal plan
- Parents choose the comfort level
Independenthotel or apartment booking
Optionalparent participation
Flexiblefamily leisure budget
Parallel days
Focused classes for learners; a Clark routine for parents.
While scheduled learning is underway, parents can work remotely, play golf, use hotel facilities, arrange wellness time, explore Pampanga, or simply rest. Selected family meetings or class participation may be available when it supports the learner.
Breakouts and practical tasks
The program mixes instruction and active practice; parents choose dining, golf, spa, or work time.
Family time returns
Evenings and weekends remain available for meals, rest, and independently planned trips.
Important boundaries
This is education, not a residential camp.
Accommodation, childcare outside class, meals, medical care, transport, insurance, flights, and travel documents remain the family’s responsibility. Minor learners must have a parent or legal guardian in the area unless a different written arrangement is explicitly offered for that term.
Can parents take English lessons too?
Parents may request selected participation, a separate placement discussion, or family progress meetings. Availability depends on the term and should be confirmed before enrollment.
Do parents have to stay at Oasis Hotel?
No. Accommodation is not included and families choose independently. Oasis Hotel is one nearby option; Clark and Angeles City also have serviced apartments, practical hotels, and premium resorts.
Check the details before you apply
Review the current program, tuition and dates, then use the application form to share your learning goals and questions. Confirm the arrangements that matter to your family before making travel commitments.
Plan one ordinary study day before planning the whole stay
Make a simple timetable with separate lines for the learner and accompanying family members. Add the expected lesson block, meals, travel and the time each person needs for their own activities.
- Confirm the teaching location, the proposed daily schedule and the learner’s placement questions with the program.
- Check that independently arranged accommodation and transport fit that schedule.
- List the arrangements that still need an answer before anyone commits to travel.
Keep course questions separate from accommodation and transport bookings. The family arranges lodging and travel independently; the program describes its teaching offer and written terms.
Next step
Build the trip around your family, not a compulsory package.
Start with the learner’s fit, then use our independent Clark guides to compare stays and parent activities.