Our courses are organised according to age and ability in English. Before you join a class, you must do a level test. This test will make sure that you join a class that is right for you. Please visit our registration webpage for more information about the next testing session. Levels range from beginner to advanced.
Suitable for: young adults in high school grades IX to XII.
Focus on:
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Developing independent learning and thought |
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Developing creativity and initiative |
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Providing a systematic development of language and skills |
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Preparation for formal English exams |
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Preparation for higher studies in English |
Cambridge exams are now recognised as a linguistic competency within the Baccalaureate starting 2010, according to Decision no. 5794/29.10.2009, issued by the Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation.
We offer both intensive and non-intensive Cambridge exam for our Young Adults courses. An intensive course means the course would be 9 weeks long with 2x2 hours per week running between 27 April and 25 June, finishing in line with when the Cambridge exams will take place.
For Young Adults 3 and Young Adults 4 levels we offer PET training, Level 5 is Young Adults FCE (First Certificate in English), level 6 is Young Adults CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) and level 7 is Young Adults CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English).
Schedule:
Non-intensive courses are twice a week per 12 week term. According to your child’s level of English classes may be available:
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9.00-10.30, 10.45-12.15 or 16.00-17.30 |
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Some levels may be available on Saturday afternoon |
Intensive courses are twice a week per 9 week term. According to your child’s level of English classes may be available:
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