English Combination

A combination of small group classes

Individual lessons with your own teacher

Focus on what you want to achieve

Great exams or career development

Key Facts: English Combination – classes and private lessons

Age:	17+
Level:	From elementary (CEF A1) to advanced (CEF C2)
Start dates:	20 June, 27 June, 11 July, 25 July, 1 August, 8 August and 22 August 2021
Course length:	2, 3, 4 or more weeks
Class size:	Maximum 12 students
Lessons (hours):	24 (22) Monday to Friday
Lesson type:	15 lessons in group, 5 one-to-one and 4 teacher guided self study sessions
Fees:	From £828 per week
Fees include:	Tuition, accommodation, lunch, travel insurance, activities, sports and 1 excursion per week
Accommodation:	college residence or homestay
Timetable:	English Combination sample timetable
Optional extras:	Additional Excursions/Activities – £5 – £30
	Airport transfers from £120 – Depending on pick-up location
	Courier charges for visa support documents – £25
	Exam entry for IELTS/Cambridge suite £180 – £210
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English Combination course structure

The programme consists of 20 lessons per week which include:

Group classes: develop your grammar and vocabulary, as well as your fluency and accuracy in English. Lessons incorporate the four key skills reading, writing, listening and speaking.

Private 1-to-1 lessons: focus on your personal language needs to help you make the maximum progress in the shortest possible time. Our 1-to-1 lessons with a personal language tutor allow you to focus directly on your language development to develop skills, build confidence and improve fluency.

1. Professional language — for business, finance, education, medicine and law:

Interpersonal skills: develop language strategies for presentations and negotiations
Cross-cultural awareness: develop knowledge of cultural sensitivities to help you integrate into life in the UK
Academic writing skills: practise drafting articles for professional journals

2. Academic language — for students, undergraduates and post-graduates:

Academic critical writing: improve your note-taking, report writing skills and linguistic ability for essay writing
Communication skills: develop your presentation skills for seminars
SATs: enhance academic reasoning

3. Personal language — for confidence, examinations, travel and leisure:

Voice training: improve your projection, stress and intonation as well as reduce accents
Language progress in the 4 key areas: develop language skills to align levels of reading, writing, listening and speaking
Preparation for IELTS or Cambridge exams: including tips and exam practise