
English Cafe - UNJ
Every Thursday Oct 1, 8, 15
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Practice your English with native English speakers in a discussion based format in groups of 3-5 people. Students at all levels of English proficiency are welcome!

ISMP in Indonesia is a group of volunteer mentors who meet college students here on campus. Come to one event or get matched with a mentor and start from there.
Come and meet the mentors here. Everyone is welcome.

Every Thursday Oct 1, 8, 15
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Practice your English with native English speakers in a discussion based format in groups of 3-5 people. Students at all levels of English proficiency are welcome!

Every Thursday Oct 1, 8, 15
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Flourish is a fun 3 week women’s small group where we talk about real-life topics like friendships, insecurities, and figuring out your future and purpose to life. We’ll learn useful English vocabulary, have snacks and games, meet new friends, and have conversations about life while exploring what the Bible says, and go on a fun outing! And if you can join us for every session, we will have a free flourish shirt at the end! It’s a relaxed space to grow in both English and life—come join us!

Every Thursday Oct 1, 8, 15
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Teguh is a 3-week course focused on becoming more steadfast men. Each meeting will include a fun connection time, content based on biblical wisdom, and a challenge for people to attempt that week. You can expect to grow in English skills, confidence, character, and steadfastness. Come join us!

Wednesday Oct 14, 21, 28
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Join us for Life Cafe! Life Cafe is a 3 week series where you can practice English with Americans while talking about life topics and different Biblical perspectives. For this week, we will talk about the importance of friendship! As always, there will be free coffee so please come join us!
They run the workshops, host the dinners, and stay in touch long after your first semester.










How to email a professor, a roommate problem, a housing question, and what looking for a job in the U.S. is really like. These are the parts of life here that nobody explains. Our mentors are unpaid volunteers who know how hard it is to move to a new country, and they are happy to help.
ISMP is built on Christian values, and all of our mentors are Christians. Their faith is what motivates them to volunteer and invest in the lives of international students. What you do together is practical and personal: studying, working, and building a life here. There is no requirement to be Christian to participate. Every international student is welcome.
You meet your mentor once to start. After that, you decide how often you meet and what you talk about. Some students meet every week. Others only want to talk once, before something important like a big presentation. You can stop at any time.




How to email a professor, a roommate problem, a housing question, and what looking for a job in the U.S. is really like. These are the parts of life here that nobody explains. Our mentors are unpaid volunteers who know how hard it is to move to a new country, and they are happy to help.

ISMP is built on Christian values, and all of our mentors are Christians. Their faith is what motivates them to volunteer and invest in the lives of international students. What you do together is practical and personal: studying, working, and building a life here. There is no requirement to be Christian to participate. Every international student is welcome.

You meet your mentor once to start. After that, you decide how often you meet and what you talk about. Some students meet every week. Others only want to talk once, before something important like a big presentation. You can stop at any time.

“Joining ISMP was one of my best decisions because it gave me a true home away from home.”Eason Cai · Physics and Computer Science · UC Berkeley


























Tell us your year and what you want help with. It takes a few minutes.
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