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South Chelsea College and School of English offers high-quality, affordable English Classes in a lively and trendy South London setting. We welcome both part-time and full-time students and our central location enables teachers to introduce students to many of the attractions of London within the course of their studies. In addition to classes during the academic year, the English Language Department runs an exciting summer programme, where language practice is combined with language learning activities around London. Students who require a visa to study in the UK must attend classes for a minimum of 15 hours a week and to study this subject they must apply from a country where English is not the designated first language. English classes are available at all levels from Intermediate to Advanced and Proficiency. The emphasis is on encouraging students to speak fluently as well as enabling them to achieve good levels of comprehension, writing and grammar. Courses are devised on a modular basis so that part-time students can choose to study the particular language skills that they require, whereas full-time students (studying 15 hours per week) build up a comprehensive package covering all areas of language development. This flexibility is particularly valuable for students who already have some grasp of the English Language, but need help with specific skills, for example, pronunciation. Students may choose the length of their course from 1 month to 1 Academic Year with shorter summer programmes available in June, July and August.
South Chelsea College and School of English offers high-quality, affordable English Classes in a lively and trendy South London setting. We welcome both part-time and full-time students and our central location enables teachers to introduce students to many of the attractions of London within the course of their studies. In addition to classes during the academic year, the English Language Department runs an exciting summer programme, where language practice is combined with language learning activities around London. Students who require a visa to study in the UK must attend classes for a minimum of 15 hours a week and to study this subject they must apply from a country where English is not the designated first language.
English classes are available at all levels from Intermediate to Advanced and Proficiency. The emphasis is on encouraging students to speak fluently as well as enabling them to achieve good levels of comprehension, writing and grammar. Courses are devised on a modular basis so that part-time students can choose to study the particular language skills that they require, whereas full-time students (studying 15 hours per week) build up a comprehensive package covering all areas of language development. This flexibility is particularly valuable for students who already have some grasp of the English Language, but need help with specific skills, for example, pronunciation. Students may choose the length of their course from 1 month to 1 Academic.
The Premium Intensive English program offers language instruction with an approach that integrates four skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. The specific courses under these programs also include the incorporation of pronunciation, vocabulary building and conversation activities using grammar in context. Extra-curricular academic activities such as field trips to museums and historical sites, film showings and are provided to enhance and reinforce English proficiency. Program choices: Premium IEP: 4 hours of instruction per day, five days a week, plus additional activities (20 hrs./week) The Premium IEP curriculum includes four proficiency levels: I Beginner Courses provide learners with basic communication skills and English grammar. They learn to construct simple to complex sentences and develop vocabulary skills to be able to participate in small group discussions. II Intermediate Courses develop learners' awareness of the relationship of grammar to meaning. They learn to participate in big group discussions and practice giving short talks. They develop fluency in speaking and writing. III High Intermediate Courses enhance learners' ability to communicate with and understand English speakers. They increase grammatical accuracy in writing and speaking and develop reading comprehension. IV Advanced Courses further develop learners' fluency in speaking, reading, listening and speaking. They attain a high command of vocabulary words and idioms to help them participate in class discussions. They acquire a stronger grammar foundation, develop their ability to react to readings and enhance active listening skills.
South Chelsea College and School of English offers high-quality, affordable English Classes in a lively and trendy South London setting. We welcome both part-time and full-time students and our central location enables teachers to introduce students to many of the attractions of London within the course of their studies. In addition to classes during the academic year, the English Language Department runs an exciting summer programme, where language practice is combined with language learning activities around London. Students who require a visa to study in the UK must attend classes for a minimum of 15 hours a week and to study this subject they must apply from a country where English is not the designated first language.
English classes are available at all levels from Intermediate to Advanced and Proficiency. The emphasis is on encouraging students to speak fluently as well as enabling them to achieve good levels of comprehension, writing and grammar. Courses are devised on a modular basis so that part-time students can choose to study the particular language skills that they require, whereas full-time students (studying 15 hours per week) build up a comprehensive package covering all areas of language development. This flexibility is particularly valuable for students who already have some grasp of the English Language, but need help with specific skills, for example, pronunciation. Students may choose the length of their course from 1 month to 1 Academic.
The Premium Intensive English program offers language instruction with an approach that integrates four skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. The specific courses under these programs also include the incorporation of pronunciation, vocabulary building and conversation activities using grammar in context. Extra-curricular academic activities such as field trips to museums and historical sites, film showings and are provided to enhance and reinforce English proficiency. Program choices: Premium IEP: 4 hours of instruction per day, five days a week, plus additional activities (20 hrs./week) The Premium IEP curriculum includes four proficiency levels: I Beginner Courses provide learners with basic communication skills and English grammar. They learn to construct simple to complex sentences and develop vocabulary skills to be able to participate in small group discussions. II Intermediate Courses develop learners' awareness of the relationship of grammar to meaning. They learn to participate in big group discussions and practice giving short talks. They develop fluency in speaking and writing. III High Intermediate Courses enhance learners' ability to communicate with and understand English speakers. They increase grammatical accuracy in writing and speaking and develop reading comprehension. IV Advanced Courses further develop learners' fluency in speaking, reading, listening and speaking. They attain a high command of vocabulary words and idioms to help them participate in class discussions. They acquire a stronger grammar foundation, develop their ability to react to readings and enhance active listening skills.
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Fees
School's Admin fee
(GBP)￡ 60
Tuition
1 ~ 8 Week
9 ~ 16 Week
17 ~ 23 Week
24 ~ 52 Week
Week
(GBP)￡ 115 / Week
(GBP)￡ 110 / Week
(GBP)￡ 100 / Week
(GBP)￡ 90 / Week
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Housing Placement
(GBP)￡ 50
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Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
Weekly
(GBP)￡ 160
(GBP)￡ 190
(GBP)￡ 210
Airport Pickup
(GBP)￡ 81
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* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Accommodation
Accommodation in another country can be a difficult and frustrating experience, but with some planning and expert advice, the task of finding somewhere to live can be made a lot easier. You may need reference to rent accommodation, including bank details, a letter from your college or university confirming that you are studying with them etc. Before you start looking for houses or rooms it's a good idea to identify which areas you need to be looking in. The college or university that you are going to study in should be able to give you a list of areas that are close to where you are going to study. They may even have lists of landlords that deal especially with foreign students. This is often the best way to get accommodation, as overseas students very often get the nicest houses. Three are free source of information available online to find accommodation to students. Loot.com Gumtree.com Rightmove.co.uk Findaproperty.co.uk
Surrounding Area
Situated in one of South London’s most diverse and cosmopolitan areas, with a lively entertainment scene, excellent sports facilities nearby, and a colourful street market, the College is directly opposite an underground station (Victoria Line) and only ten minutes away by tube from the West End (Oxford Circus).
Facilities
The College is modern and well equipped, and where appropriate a range of language learning software is available in our extensive Computer Department.
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