English Classes for children and Adults

• Preliminary classes
• Intermediate level classes
• Senior Classes, FCE, ECCE
• CAE, CPE and ECPE classes
• How is the progress of your child evaluated?
• The program structure in the English department

Preliminary classes:

• They are addressed to children of ages between 6 and 8 years.
• They create a positive first impression on the learning of the English language.
• They help the children to better understand the culture of English speaking countries.
• They give the children the ability and self-confidence to communicate in English when they handle familiar subjects and questions.
• They satisfy the innate tendency of children for amusement with songs, poems, histories, games, video, computers, Cd-rom and the Internet.
• Last 3 hours per week for 1 academic year.

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Intermediate level classes:

• They are addressed to children of ages between 9 and 11 years.
• They lead the students from level beginners to the intermediary level (Intermediate) to the English language.
• They provide systematic growth of language and dexterities.
• Familiar daily subjects are used, which are suitable for the age of children.
• They satisfy the innate tendency of children for amusement with songs, poems, histories, games, video, computers, Cd-rom and the Internet.
• They prepare the children for the examinations of the Universities of Cambridge, Michigan and Europalco for small students.
• Last 3 hours per week for 1 academic year.

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Senior classes, FCE, ECCE:

• They are addressed to students of age of 12 - 16 years
• They lead the students from the basic level (Elementary) to the level of Cambridge Key English Test, Preliminary English Test (PET) and First Certificate in English (FCE)
• They improve the ability and the self-confidence of students in the oral and written use of English language in wide spectrum of circumstances
• Use of equally modern techniques of teaching, such as work in pairs and teams, and technological means, such as video, computers, Cd-rom and the Internet
• They prepare the students for the examinations of Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE) and ECCE of Michigan University
• Last 4 until 7 hours the week for one academic year

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CAE, CPE and ECPE classes:

• They are addressed to students of age of 14 - 19 years
• Help you reach a level in the English language proportional to that of natural speakers of language
• Use equally modern techniques of teaching, such as work in pairs and teams, and technological means, such as video, computers, Cd-rom and the Internet
• Prepare the students for the examinations of Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) and ECPE of Michigan University in the English language
• Last six hours per week for one academic year

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How is the progress of your child evaluated?

We believe that students acquire more from their studies in the English language via a system of continuous evaluation and control.

We check and evaluate your progress through all the duration of our program of studies, by taking into consideration the following:

• Work in class
• Homework
• Tests

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The program structure in the English department

Proficiency ECPE	C2	15 - 19 years of age
ADVANCED	C1	15 - 19 years of age
FCE , ECCE	B2	13 - 15 years of age
E	B1	9 - 13 years of age
D	A2	9 - 13 years of age
C	A1	9 - 13 years of age
B	-	9 - 13 years of age
A senior	-	9 - 13 years of age
B junior	-	6 - 8 years of age
A junior	-	6 - 8 years of age

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