Al-Khoirot English Pesantren Club

Al-Khoirot English Pesantren Club as can be understood from its name is an informal groups for non-English speaking students designed to help English learners, Especially Ma’had Aly Students, to practice speaking and listening in a relaxed, supportive environment. They differ from traditional classes by focusing on real-life conversation, cultural exchange, and confidence-building rather than grammar or exams. Here are some key options and formats which will be held periodically and interchangeably.

Short Profile of English Pesantren Club

Name: Al-Khoirot English Club
Founded: 18 May 2024
Umbrella organisation: Al-Khoirot Institute of Islamic Studies | Pondok Pesantren Al-Khoirot | معهد الخيرات للدراسات الإسلامية
ِAddress: Jalan KH Syuhud Zayyadi No. 01, Karangsuko, Pagelaran, Malang 65174 East Java, Indonesia.
Contact person:
- Mr. Syafik: 0857-0423-7400 (Head)
- Mr. Fakhruddin Faishal: 0856-5595-5925 (Deputy)

Some formats are available including:

1. Weekly Zoom meetings for B1 (Intermediate) and above learners.

Features: Certified tutors lead discussions on topics like lifestyle, health, and hobbies. Small groups ensure everyone speaks, and materials are shared post-session.

Benefits: Free, global community, engaging topics, and a welcoming environment to overcome shyness.

Steps: receive a Zoom invite, and check technical setup (mic, webcam).

2. English Club Online sessions with a host assigning 1-on-1 conversation partners.

Features: Casual setting with diverse topics, no teacher oversight, and four free sessions upon registration.

Benefits: Builds confidence through real-life practice and global connections. Members praise the platform’s organization and supportive community.

Steps: Complete a profile, find partners, and schedule sessions.

3. Whatsapp sessions for A1-B1 Students

Features: writing practice with additional new grammar and vocabulary.

Benefits: regular participants report improved confidence in writing skill. Tutor feedback helps refine grammar and vocabulary.

4. Speech sessions with a British or American Accents.

Features: Small groups (3-4 people), structured topics, and mixed levels (A2-B1-C1) hold public speaking practice.

Benefits: Professional planning ensures high-quality public speaking skill, and the global reach connects learners from diverse regions.

Steps: Check schedules on Instagram, Telegram and Facebook, and this website.

5. Monthly English Pesantren Club Meet up with Others Communities

Features: Topics tie to podcast episodes, with pre-session materials like vocabulary lists. Multiple weekly sessions.

Benefits: Safe space for experimentation, led by tutors, with a focus on fluency and cultural exchange.

6. Audio-based lessons focusing on fluency without grammar drills

Features: Free, open to all levels, and held at community centers.

Benefits: Friendly, local setting to practice with peers.

7. Format: In-person sessions

Features: Open to students, scholars, and families. Focuses on idioms, American vocabulary, and casual conversation.

Benefits: Relaxed environment to practice with native speakers and learn cultural nuances.

Steps: Attend sessions at specified campus locations; restricted to AEC affiliates.

Format: Virtual and in-person groups at select branches.

Features: Free, volunteer-led sessions focusing on conversation practice.

Benefits: Accessible for NYC residents, with a community focus.

English clubs are ideal for non-English speaking students to practice in a low-pressure setting, build confidence, and connect globally.

8. Contact Al-Khoirot English Club Staff

Mr. Syafik: 0857-0423-7400
Mr. Fakhruddin Faishal: 0856-5595-5925