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All courses:
Include a weekly session on Global
Citizenship

Summer courses:
For information contact:
summer.enquiries
@stclares.ac.uk

Tailor-made courses:
Group courses available throughout the year.
For information contact:
english.admissions
@stclares.ac.uk

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Courses Duration Entry
requirements
Course breakdown Additional
benefits
General English
Minimum age 18
Maximum 12 per class
Year round courses
Short courses: 2 - 7 weeks
Long courses: 7 weeks - 1 year
Summer courses: 2 - 4 weeks
Combined courses: up to 11 weeks
ESU levels 2 - 8
(Elementary and above)
Basic

Standard


Intensive

15 hours per week: English Language
21 hours per week:
15 hours: English Language
6 hours: 2 Complementary Studies or 1 Special Option
26 hours per week:
15 hours: English Language
6 hours: Complementary Studies or 1 Special Option
3 hours: 1 Complementary Study or Monitored Project Work
2 hours: Teacher-directed self study
Regular academic tutorial
Enhanced range of Complementary Studies subjects and study visits
Extra 6 hours IELTS can be added at an additional cost:
• can be taken as Special Option
• is offered at two levels - Intermediate (ESU 4) and Upper Intermediate (ESU 5+)
• is taught with students on Bridge to Higher Education course
Bridge to Higher Education
Minimum age 18
Maximum 12 per class
1, 2 or 3 terms
(3 months - 1 academic year)
September - June
ESU level 5
(Upper Intermediate)
Basic

Standard

15 hours per week:
IELTS preparation
21 hours per week:
15 hours: IELTS preparation
6 hours: further IELTS practice or Complementary Studies
Regular academic tutorial
Higher Education information sessions
Careers Counselling
Study skills
Academic/Social orientation
Complementary Studies available on Standard course
IELTS Sprint
Minimum age 18
Maximum 12 per class
4 week courses ESU level 5
(Upper Intermediate)
Fast track
to IELTS
21 hours per week: IELTS preparation Regular academic tutorial
Examination technique
Self-access learning
University Foundation Course
Minimum age 18
Maximum 12 per class
1 year course
2 semesters:
September - December
January - June
Must have completed secondary school in own country.
Proof of: equivalent of IELTS 5.5 TOEFL 197 (530), IGCSE, GCSE English grades A, B or C, FCE good pass
One year
preparation for
entry to leading universities in UK

22 hours per week:
13 hours: English Language
9 hours: Subject Studies from one stream*
All students tested before acceptance
5 weeks IELTS preparation and subject revision in summer
Higher Education guidance
Integration with English native speakers in subject studies
Two subject streams available:
*Business Stream - Business studies, Maths, Economics/Psychology
Social Studies Stream - Economics, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Maths
Advanced Studies Programme
Minimum age 18
Maximum 12 per class
1 or 2 semesters:
September - December
January - June
Qualified for university entry or already at university in own country.
Equivalent of FCE, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 197 (530)
Telephone interview/email/fax test
English Language plus other subjects 19+ hours per week:
10 hours: English Language
9 hours: 3 subjects x 3 hours each
Additional individual project work

All students tested before acceptance
Integration with English native speakers in subject studies
One-to-One Tuition
Minimum age 18
Available all year
Minimum 1 week
ESU levels 1 - 8
(Beginners and above)
Private English
lessons
up to 25 hours a week
up to 25 individual lessons
Can be offered alone, or combined with class programme
Classes of 1, unless you wish to work with another student
Business English
Minimum age 23
Maximum 8 per class
2 x 3 week courses
July and August
ESU levels 4 - 8
(Intermediate and above)

For people who
use English in a professional, business context
21 hours per week All students tested before acceptance
You may add One-to-One lessons
Business English can also be offered as a One-to-One programme
Family Courses
Minimum age 10
Maximum 12 per class
July and August ESU levels 4 - 8
(Intermediate and above)
Summer courses 21 hours per week:
10 hours: English Language
up to 11 hours specialist studies and visits
Co-ordinated programmes for juniors, young adults and adults
Young Adult Courses:
English Plus Subject Studies

Minimum age 16
Maximum 12 per class
1, 2 or 3 terms
(3 months - 1 academic year)
August - June
ESU levels 4 - 8
(Intermediate and above)
  20 hours per week:
8 hours: English Language study 1
4 hours: English Language study 2
2 x 4 hours: other subjects
Directed independent study
Full activity programme
English for Abitur
Minimum age 16
Maximum 12 per class
2 x 3 week courses
July and August
Years 12 and 13 of the German education system   21 hours per week:
15 hours: English Language (within closed group)
6 hours: Complementary Studies (with students from other courses)

 

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