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  • 1 Hour additional conversation class per week

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GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE

ESL Course

Available: Wellington and Auckland

General English is an intensive ESL (English as a Second Language) course designed for students who wish to improve their English for communication, job, and travel purposes. Classes are organised according to the student's level of English, which is determined with our own testing system.

Example Timetables:
Beginner Elementary Pre-Intermediate Intermediate Upper-Intermediate

Entry Criteria
Age: 14+ at commencement of course
English: Any
Previous Study: Any previous high school study

Programme Content

Subject Hours
Reading and Writing 15 hours per week
Listening and Speaking 8 hours per week
Conversation Class 1 hour per week
Workshop (one-to-one tutoring) Twice weekly
TOTAL 24.5 Hours per week.
Duration: 2-48 weeks

After completing the course you will be able to:
  • hold a conversation in English with your teacher.
  • listen and respond to natural Kiwi speech.
  • read general texts and express a personal viewpoint in both oral and written form.
  • hold a conversation about your own life and country and cultural differences you have noticed in New Zealand.
  • go shopping, banking, order a meal in a restaurant, use public transport, use the public library, visit the Doctor, go to the cinema, and other day-to-day activities.

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Price List 2010