“Believe in yourself.” Sounds simple, right? But what does it really mean — in sports, in life, and even in learning English? Find out in our latest blog featuring Syed Saddiq’s Ironman feat! 🚴♂️🏊♂️🏃♂️
“Peace has many faces. It is the harmony of a quiet evening, a good night’s sleep, the absence of war or the clarity of a calm mind.”
What a timely reflection by Ms Evelyn as we continue to nurture not just language prowess, but also balance, harmony, and wellbeing in our students’ lives!
Psst, a lot can happen in just one minute — emails sent, videos uploaded, messages shared! Curious? Our Upper KET students uncovered the fuzz of daily activities all over the world this week. Plus, don’t miss our Student’s Corner, where Hayfa Raisha shares her favourite family activities. Catch all the updates in our latest newsletter!
Did you manage to join Keretapi Sarong 2025 last Saturday?
From trains to traditions, the Keretapi Sarong movement reminds us that culture is a living, breathing story and it is carried not just in fabric, but also in the words, songs, and languages we share. 🌺
At ILTI, we believe language is the bridge that lets us truly celebrate and connect with Malaysia’s rich diversity. After all, what’s culture without the words to express it?
Read our latest blog to see how heritage and language go hand in hand — and why learning English can make every journey even more meaningful.
“Malala’s journey is not just a tale of survival but a call to action. It shows that one person’s voice can spark a global movement.”
Inspiring, isn’t it? Read the full message by our Director of Schools, Ms Evelyn, and see how she connects this to the power of education here at ILTI.
From expanding vocabulary to making new friends, our Korean student from Movers class, Hanbyeol Jun, shows us how books can open doors to confidence and knowledge. Take a peek into our student’s learning journey in this week’s newsletter!
“So, the next time we are faced with chaos, remember this: we always have the choice to break chaos down into smaller, more manageable chaos.”
Sounds pretty interesting, right? Check the the full piece of advice by our Director of Schools, Ms Evelyn, now!
From renewable energy to renewed confidence, that’s our PET student, Wong Yi Lin for you! Yi Lin turned her Biogas project into a stage for better speaking and reading skills. Catch the full story in this week’s newsletter!
From Meghan Markle’s podcast to everyday classrooms, The Power of Yet reminds us that growth is a journey. At ILTI, we believe the same applies to language learning, where mistakes aren’t setbacks, they’re stepping stones. 🌱
So, the next time you say, “I can’t write fluently” or “I’m not confident speaking English,” remember, it’s not that you can’t, it’s just that you’re not there yet. And with the right guidance, practice, and encouragement, you will get there.
Curious to know more? Check out our latest blog post and see how this simple but powerful mindset can transform your learning journey with us at ILTI.
“The younger generation is, in many ways, “colour-blind.””
Huh?! Colour blind? In what sense? 🤨 Indulge in Ms Evelyn’s take on Merdeka inside our newsletter now!
Congratulations to our students for powering through the Term 3 Final Examination! We’re sure everyone’s roaring to celebrate Merdeka this Sunday and we hope everyone will take care until Term 4 commences (in two weeks time!)! Have a good break and see you soon, students!
Want to level up your vocab while soaking in the Merdeka vibes? At ILTI, every celebration is also a chance to learn. Come discover the words of independence with us!
“At our schools today, we make it our mission to teach children not only academics but also life skills, because we believe these two are inextricably linked.”
Just like Ms Evelyn says, every lesson at ILTI is more than academics. It’s also about building confidence and life skills. Here’s a peek at what our students were up to this week:
Starters – Our Starters students had a big week of revision where they reviewed topics from food and clothes to hobbies and the beach. With lots of practice in listening, speaking, reading and writing, they’re growing more confident and ready for their upcoming tests.
Upper PET – Our Upper PET class explored Sharing and Caring while learning conditionals. Through role plays, discussions, and writing tasks, they practised grammar and also reflected on kindness and responsibility. Find out more about their fun week in this week’s newsletter now!
“Ugh, my English is terrible.”
Sounds familiar? We’ve all been there. But here’s a truth bomb: messing up one word doesn’t mean you’re not fluent. Chances are, you’re doing better than you think, and we’re here to prove it.
Read the blog and give yourself some credit! And if you’re ready to boost that confidence even more, come learn with us at ILTI! Here, our main mission is to support your English learning journey and the people who make it possible.