Teaching methods and
materials are carefully selected to ensure maximum efficiency.
Text, audio and audio-visual materials and the setting up of professional
situations (fax, telephone, meetings, negotiations and so on)
all play their part.
Careful analysis of your specific requirements enables us to produce
a programme based on your needs and objectives, and your present
level of English.
You will be introduced to structures, expressions and vocabulary
in specific domains; we will show you how to speak clearly and
effectively in English about complex ideas and how to encourage,
convince, or even disagree with your clients or counterparts.
All programmes include a review of English grammar and structure.
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Individual
(1-to-1) Courses
From Monday to Friday
- Standard Course (18 hours
per week)
- 4 lessons each morning
- Afternoon free for private study
- Intensive Course (24 hours
per week)
- 4 lessons each morning
- 2 lessons each afternoon, except Wednesday
We recommend this programme if you need intensive speaking and
listening practice. Wednesday afternoons are free for private
study, cultural visits or social activities.
- Intensive-Plus Course (26
hours per week)
- 4 lessons each morning
- 2 lessons each afternoon, including Wednesday afternoon.
- Super-Intensive Course
(33 hours per week)
- 4 lessons each morning
- 4 lessons each afternoon
- Total Impact
Course (36 hours per week)
- 5 lessons each morning
- 4 lessons each afternoon
We recommend this programme for students with very limited time
available for study.
2-to-1
and Group courses are also available on request
Your choice should be made according
to your present level of English, professional needs, and length
of stay.
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Some of your priorities may
be:
- welcoming visitors
- using phone and fax efficiently
- writing concise letters, e-mails
- making appointments
- speaking naturally in social situations
- showing visitors round plants or offices
- presenting and discussing products or services
- playing an active part in meetings
- writing accurate reports
- understanding technical or commercial documents
- submitting and discussing projects
- negotiating with customers and foreign suppliers
- analysing complex documents
- speaking at seminars and conferences.
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