Grandline English Academy
A Philippine English school specializing in business English
“We provide an environment where business people who need English can study efficiently in limited time. Learn business English in Manila’s business district and build the foundation to succeed overseas!”
Junki Kanemitsu
CEO
6 English Conversation Services
English services tailored to your lifestyle
Study Abroad in the Philippines
For working professionals who want to study English intensively in the Philippines
Part-time Classes in Manila
For expatriates, business people and travelers who want to attend an English school in Manila
Overseas Internships
For university students who want to gain practical English by working at major overseas companies
About our student programs
Mission-Based Global Management Training (MGM)
For professionals who want to build management skills using English to succeed globally
Our School Facilities
See the atmosphere of our school in photos
We create an original syllabus matched to your English level
Gain the English conversation skills you need for a global career.
Student Voices
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My First Time Abroad: Three Weeks of Serious Study at a School in Manila
Male, 23, university student, 3 weeks in the Philippines.English level 2 (High Beginner) → level 3 (Low Intermediate) What made you decide to study in the Philippines? It started when my partner moved to the Philippines for work.I had a vague goal of working abroad someday and had once considered language study, but couldn’t take…
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Two Weeks in the Philippines Between Jobs! I Improved My English and Recharged
Female, 24, working professional (consulting), study in the Philippines 2 weeks. English level 3 (Low Intermediate) → level 4 (High Intermediate) What made you decide to study in the Philippines? I was changing jobs, and I might have chances to use English at my next workplace. I had studied for university entrance exams, so I’m…
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Studying in the Philippines: A Shortcut to Becoming a Globally Active Professional
Atsushi Komiya (40s), in-house SE (Server Side Engineer), study in the Philippines (2 weeks). English level 3 (Low Intermediate) → level 4 (High Intermediate) What made you decide to study in the Philippines? I usually maintain applications used in accounting work, and I need English for my job. Meetings with overseas offices are in English,…
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Studying at a Philippine Language School, I Met a Mentor for Life
Toshiaki Ono (20s), working professional (tax accountant), second study stay in the Philippines Please tell us about your usual work and, if you use English, in what situations. Daily emails in English with clients. How were the lessons and teachers? With the Speech Workshop, Final Presentation and more, it was packed and tough. Presentation content…
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Interning at Deloitte Gave Me a Picture of Working Abroad
Naoki Morioka (20s), university student (part-time at an accounting firm), internship (2 months), level 2 (High Beginner) → level 3 (Low Intermediate) I’m interning at Deloitte Philippines in Manila. Why did you decide to join the internship program? First, to improve my English; second, to gain experience working abroad. For the first, I could have…
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A Tailor-Made Business English Curriculum Appeals to Professionals
Tomoko Akiyama (30s), working professional (service industry), study in the Philippines 3 months What made you decide to study in the Philippines? Because English is required for my work. I handle overseas clients, so all communication is in English (we use an interpreter in meetings). I want to improve my English so I can communicate…
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Studying in the Philippines Taught Me the Importance of Having My Own Opinions, Not Just English
Mari Shigenobu (30s), working professional, study in the Philippines 3 months What made you decide to study in the Philippines? My manager recommended it. Considering my age, I thought it was my last chance and joined. My usual work is supporting the management of the company’s SOPs (standard operating procedures) and SOP training. Related to…
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Internship Story at KPMG, an Audit Firm in Manila
Shota Isoda (21), accounting firm, internship (4 weeks), level 3 (Low Intermediate) → level 4 (High Intermediate), TOEIC 530 → 885. Total stay 2 months (4 weeks of study, 4 weeks of internship) I’m interning at KPMG Consulting (KPMG Philippines). Why did you decide to join the internship program? I’m considering an overseas assignment from…