The Comprehensive General English Program, also called the One-on-One Program, matches each student with a tutor to practice the four English skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) for 18 weeks. Students and tutors meet individually for 90 minutes a week using a suitable platform.

The Comprehensive General English course comprises a four-level curriculum for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. Students have the opportunity to develop their speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills in line with the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) guidelines. The curriculum has been designed with the backgrounds of our diverse student population in mind. It aims to provide students with basic language skills; help them develop cultural awareness; and prepare them for interviews, jobs, and academic studies in countries where English is spoken.

This conversation-focused curriculum allows students to practice their newly acquired English skills within a group setting. The classes are made up of a group of four to five students, with one to two tutors who function as facilitators. The curriculum has been designed to complement and expand upon Comprehensive General English course topics. Students practice their grammar and vocabulary through activities such as discussions and debates based on topics designed to focus on real-world situations. Both curriculums have been designed specifically for Paper Airplanes' students with their unique needs in mind.