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Stratford-upon-Avon is small, green, clean and safe. Its ancient buildings and wide variety of shops create a unique blend of character and atmosphere. There are fine riverside gardens, old publs, antique shops and museums. Leisure facilities for tennis, basketball, golf, football, swimming and horse riding are within easy reach. William Shakespeare, England's most famous dramatist was born and brought up in this city. His name has attracted visitors for nearly 400 years. |
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The School opened in 1973. It overlooks the River Avon and is 400 metres from the town centre. As students from many countries study here, there is a truly international, informal and friendly atmosphere. Being a small, professional School, the aim is to meet the individual requirements of the students. Teachers are qualified and experienced in teaching students of different nationalities. |
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Facilities The School has a Library / Self-Access Centre with computer facilities for free e-mail and broadband Internet access, and CD-ROM software for practising English. There is also a wide range of graded and authentic reading material and audiocassettes. Furthermore, there is an attractive students' Common Room and kitchen, computer facilities, magazines and board games, a microwave oven, fridge and student telephone. |
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Courses General English - Communicative teaching methods. Small groups (average of 8, maximum 12 students) |
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* Intensive Course (21 h per week) * Standard Course (15 h per week) |
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Teaching: introduces the main grammatical concepts used in everyday communication. - Listening Comprehension - Speaking Skills - Current Affairs: together with the teacher, the student will watch news and current affairs programmes on video, or read and analyse articles from newspapers and magazines. - Topic for Conversation - Reading Comprehension |
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- Business, technical and Professional English - Teaching methods and materials are carefully selected to ensure maximum efficiency. |
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Individual (1-to-1) Courses |
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* Standard Course (15 h per week * Intensive Course (21 h per week) * Intensive-Plus Course (22,5 h per week) * Super-Intensive Course (30 h per week) * Total Impact Course (32,5 h per week) |
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Combined Courses These courses are designed to help improve specific English Language skills. The student may focus on an area of specific interest, for example: |
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| * English Conversation | * Business English | * English Literature | |
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* Academic English - IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC |
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You may choose Combined A (21 h per week), Combined B (21 h per week), Combined C (24 h per week) and Combined D (27 h per week) |
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* English and GOLF (age 18+) * Junior Summer Course (age 14-17) Please consult Young Learners' programmes |
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