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Steps to Success!
On the first school day you will take a language
assessment test covering grammar as well as vocabulary. Prior to departure,
we recommend that you consider which language level you are at, which
goal you would like to achieve and how much time you can allocate to the
course. The grid below will help you to determine the most suitable duration
in order to reach your target. Please note that this table is based on
an intensive course of 30 lessons per week - the results can vary according
to individual skills, age, prior language exposure, amongst other factors.
Our schools are ideally equipped and always located in top areas, all
of which offer easy access to leisure and cultural activities. Looking
back at our 21 years of experience, we know exactly what quality means
when it comes to studying abroad. We guarantee the best destinations,
the best teachers and the best school staff.
ACADEMIC
LEVEL: Having acquired a perfect command of the grammar and vocabulary,
you can communicate almost as effectively as a native speaker.
HIGHER
ADVANCED LEVEL: You are a confident communicator but sometimes
there is a lack of vocabulary in specialist areas. You can express and
support your opinion with great fluency and accuracy.
ADVANCED
LEVEL: You have reached a good level of competence and you are
able to deal with the nuances of the language. You will also be able to
discuss everyday topics as well as to follow conversations.
HIGHER
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL: You have a good comprehension of most non-specialist
texts and a very good understanding of grammatical construction.
INTERMEDIATE
LEVEL: You are able to spontaneously deal with situations of all
kinds and to write letters and read simple newspaper articles.
ELEMENTARY
LEVEL: You are able to talk about everyday activities and use basic
grammatical constructions. You can understand simple messages, instructions
and directions.
BASIC LEVEL: Even if you start as an "absolute beginner" with us you will be able to
quickly make yourself understood in the day-to-day language.
PERSONAL
STYLE: You aim to communicate as naturally in the foreign language
as in your native language. Having solidified your foundation of the language,
finding your own personal style is now your main focus.
SOUND COMMAND
OF THE LANGUAGE: Confidence during any conversation and report
writing is your aim. You seek to perfect your knowledge of colloquial
as well as formal usage of the language.
THE
LANGUAGE OF PRESENTATIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS: You would like to learn
how to use the language spontaneously in every situation and be able to
conduct complicated negotiations and express yourself eloquently.
ADVANCED
LANGUAGE SKILLS: Your goal is to elaborate on facts and problems,
strive to work on projects with native speakers, read newspaper articles
and manage phone calls with ease.
PARTICIPATING
IN CONVERSATIONS: You aim to understand at a deeper level the context
of a conversation and contribute to the discussion. Reading standard business
correspondence should cease to pose a problem.
BASIC
CONVERSATION: You would like to be able to understand and respond
to short, simple questions and to compose simple texts.
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