Everyone is welcome at Colors Fiji English School! Even if they have never had formal English lessons before, we would love to have students of all levels at Colors.
Each student at Colors is assigned an English Language Mentor who takes them for one-on-one sessions daily. The mentors conduct Leaning Needs Analysis to determine language study goals, then design lessons to help learners attain their specific goals.
Mentors and group study teachers sincerely care for the students throughout their learning journey, cheerfully guiding them through lessons, as well as providing motivational support.
On top of English language instruction experience, the head teacher has experience in training management and organization development, and a background in philosophy, including theories of language and knowledge. With these as the foundations of people management in Colors, the teaching team has the unique advantage of being well-trained, reflective, highly collaborative, and very adaptable.
The teaching team at Colors may arguably be the most highly-trained group of ESL instructors in Fiji. The teachers go through a rigorous training process that equips them with concept-based teaching strategies and interdisciplinary methods. Continuous and regular feedbacking customized to the professional needs of each teacher, and consultation among students, management, and co-teachers ensure that the high quality of mentoring and learning experiences are maintained, with lessons periodically adapted to fast-changing environments. Teachers go through a continuous evaluation process that encourages them to reflect on their teaching styles, and empowers them to create inventive ways to meet the specific needs of students.

Colors is the only language school in Fiji that offers one-on-one sessions as part of the regular curriculum.
In one-on-one sessions, your assigned English language mentor conducts Leaning Needs Analysis to determine your English study goals.
Your mentor then designs lessons and customizes activities to address your specific needs, whether it is to use English for practical purposes or to master techniques for standardized tests.
One-on-one teachers and group teachers also provide consultation services to students, recommending activities, assignments, and content to work on during independent study sessions.
Colors maintains a maximum of only six students per group class to ensure each student is given sufficient attention by the teacher. Language instruction at Colors uses the Headway resources from Oxford University Press, the world’s most trusted English course work for English language learners and teachers.

Apart from the compulsory classes, students can choose to take any of the optional courses designed to further enhance their English language skills

The Volunteer Projects and Cultural Exchange Programs at Colors is a social enterprise that sets the school apart from other learning institutions. With strong social and environmental awareness, Colors runs and supports community projects that are genuinely impactful and meaningful to the host country.
Keeping their eyes firmly planted on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), teachers and students themselves plan, organize, implement, and – most importantly – sustain projects that make an impact on the community they serve.
Projects such as learning support for local school kids, street and beach clean-up drives, specialized expert support and manpower to local organizations, collecting and sorting essentials for donations, organizing and running Japanese art activities for special interest groups, and preparing food for local families are some of the meaningful ways Colors students have been involved in service and cultural exchange.
All of Colors’ volunteer projects are implemented with careful consideration and thorough consultation with relevant stakeholders to ensure that all activities and interactions are ethical and purposeful.

Well-appointed student flats

Students can feel comfortable and secure in any of Colors’ shared housing options.
For a reasonable fee, students can share in any of the well-appointed flats close to the school.
All the shared flats have air-conditioned rooms, and the facilities are regularly cleaned and maintained.

Homestay

Homestay experiences are some of the best parts of traveling and studying abroad. Every homestay arrangement has a host or an entire host family who are ready to welcome students into their home.
They help students settle into life in Fiji, and guide them through some of the most interesting local lifestyle practices.
In homestay arrangements, students get to have a “second home” in Fiji with a family they can return to if they visit Fiji again someday – many students do!
Experiencing the Fiji lifestyle first-hand in a home environment gives students much deeper insight into the local culture, and makes adjusting to the social environment more enjoyable. On top of using English to communicate frequently with the host family, making lifelong memories with a “second family” can open up opportunities to new and exciting experiences.
Colors very carefully selects hosts and host families, always keeping in mind that the well-being of students is the top priority.
The company evaluates all host and host family applications.
Applicants must submit detailed requirements proving their suitability, and the company conducts multiple home visits and rigorous interviews before they are accepted.
Once they pass the evaluation, they are officially registered with the school as a homestay provider, then go through a comprehensive “host family orientation”.
During homestay, hosts and homestay students are periodically interviewed and surveyed to continuously evaluate the quality and suitability of the hosts and their facilities.

Studying English in a mixed environment where students have different first languages and cultures compels everyone to speak English.
That way, English communications skills are dramatically improved through real-life application, and students can keep track of each other’s progress as they keep interacting with classmates.
T As students get a glimpse of each other’s unique cultures, students create memories with friends who gather in Fiji for the shared purpose of studying English!