Wimbledon School of English - Information 2016

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1 Wimbledon School of English - Infmation Standard classes overview 24 lessons (20 hours per week) Beginners General English Summer Vacation & Summer Vacation Afternoon Academic Year Programme Cambridge Examination IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Business & Professional English IELTS Express (Academic) Medical English English & Culture overview 3 Standard Plus overview choose a standard 24 lesson class plus 4 lessons per week option from one of the programmes below: Intensive Academic Year Programme Basic Communication Skills Communication Skills Grammar & Writing Essential Skills f Professionals Academic Writing Skills IELTS Academic Preparation Cambridge English: Pre First (FCE) Preparation Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Preparation Medical English One to One Two to One Intensive classes overview 28 lessons (23 hours and 20 minutes per week) Cambridge English:First (FCE) Express Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Express English f Law with ILEC Preparation Medical English 4 Academic Year Programmes 6 Course details Summer Vacation Afternoon Beginners General English & Summer Vacation 7 Business & Professional Skills Examination & Pre-sessional Courses 8 IELTS Express (Academic) English & Culture f Mature students (aged 40 plus) 9 English f Law with Cambridge ILEC preparation Medical English One to One - Two to One On Demand English f Specific Purposes (ESP) & Closed Groups Times of Classes 11 General Groups at WSE English Plus Unpaid Internship 12 WSE Paper Based & Computer Based Examinations Calendar Standard Plus Classes 14 Self-study e-wimbledon,the Study Centre Guided Self-study Programmes TOEFL TOEIC BEC Higher After your course 15 Levels Common European Framewk 16 Accommodation Options 17 Insurance Fitness Centre Airpt Transfer British Council Publishable Statement & ISI Rept 19 A-Levels University Pathways 20 Visas 21 Terms and Conditions

2 Standard Classes 24 lessons (20 hours) per week of designated lessons of each subject Courses Lessons (2) Maximum Class Size Minimum Course Level Minimum Course CEFR Level Course Length (weeks) Starting Date (1) Finishing Date Examination Date Beginners Beginners A Jan 29 Feb 03 May (1) Jun 30 Aug (1) General English Pre-Intermediate A Any Monday (1) These classes have a maximum of 16 students in July and August Summer Vacation Pre-Intermediate A2 1-8 Any Monday (1) July and August only Summer Vacation Afternoon Only Pre-Intermediate A2 1-7 From 04 Jul Business & Professional Skills Higher Intermediate B Any Monday (1) Academic Year Programme Beginners A Any Monday (1) IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Preparation (3, 4) Intermediate B1 04 Jan 29 Feb 21 Mar 26 Sep 11 Mar 06 May 27 May 02 Dec Sat 12 Mar Sat 07 May Sat 28 May Sat 03 Dec IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Express (3, 4) Higher Intermediate Plus B Jun 24 Oct 29 Jul 02 Dec Sat 30 Jul Sat 03 Dec Academic IELTS Express (3, 4) Higher Intermediate Plus B May 01 Aug 24 Jul 26 Aug Sat 25 Jun Sat 27 Aug Students may take the IELTS exam at the end of the course. We strongly advise you to enrol and pay f this exam when booking the course. Students must enrol f the full length of the IELTS course. Please note: It is not possible to enrol f 2 Pre-sessional English & IELTS Preparation courses. However, students may take one Presessional course followed by the IELTS Express course. Cambridge English First (FCE) (3) Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) (3) Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) (3) Higher Intermediate B Advanced C Advanced Plus C Jan 14 Mar 25 Apr 12 Sep 24 Oct 04 Jan 14 Mar 12 Sep 04 Jan 14 Mar 05 Sep 11 Mar Jun Jun 09 Dec 09 Dec 11 Mar Jun 09 Dec 04 Mar Jun 02 Dec Mar 07- Jun 07- Jun 08- Dec 08- Dec -12 Mar 08- Jun 08- Dec Mar 09- Jun Dec Students can take an FCE CAE examination course only if they are staying until the end of the course and taking the examination. Students may join week Cambridge exam courses up to 2 weeks after the course start date provided there is a place available and they have the right level of English. CPE examination classes will include some students who are not taking the examination. Medical English Higher Intermediate Plus B Jan 29 Jan English & Culture 20 lessons (16 hours and 40 minutes) per week Minimum Age Lessons (2) Maximum Class Size Minimum Course Level Minimum Course CEFR Level Course Length (weeks) Starting Date Finishing Date Excursions Intermediate to Higher Intermediate B1-B Mar (1) 08 Aug 03 Oct 08 Apr 19 Aug 14 Oct 6 Half-day 1 Full-day Wimbledon School of English is a Test Centre f the IELTS and Cambridge Examinations 2

3 Full Time Standard Plus Standard Classes 24 lessons + 4 lessons of option Options Lessons (2) Maximum Class Size Course Level Range Course CEFR Level Course length (weeks) Starting Date Intensive Academic Year Programme (4) Basic Communication Skills Communication Skills Grammar and Writing Wkshop Essential Skills f Professionals Pre-Intermediate to Advanced A2-B1 to C Any Monday (1) between January and May September and December 4 14 Beginners to Pre-Intermediate A1- A Any Monday (1) Pre-Intermediate to Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus to Advanced Pre-Intermediate to Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus to Advanced A1 -B1 B2-C1 A2-B1 B2-C Any Monday (1) 2-12 Any Monday (1) 4 14 Higher Intermediate Plus to Proficiency B2-C Any Monday (1) Academic Writing Skills 4 14 Higher Intermediate Plus to Advanced B2-C Any Monday (1) IELTS Preparation (Academic) 4 14 Intermediate to Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus to Advanced B1 B2-C Any Monday (1) Students may take the IELTS exam at the end of the course. We strongly advise you to enrol and pay f this exam when booking the course. Pre FCE Preparation 4 14 Intermediate to Higher Intermediate B Any Monday (1) CAE Preparation 4 14 Advanced to Proficiency C Any Monday (1) Medical English 4 14 Higher Intermediate Plus to Proficiency B2 -C Any Monday (1) One to One Two to One All levels A1-C Any Monday (1) N.B. One to One & Two to One classes have an additional charge Intensive Classes 28 lessons (23 hours and 20 minutes) per week - Total Immersion Classes Options Lessons (2) Maximum Class Size Minimum Course Level Minimum Course CEFR Level Course Length (weeks) Starting Date Finishing Date Examination Date Cambridge English First (FCE) Express (3) Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) Express (3) English f Law with ILEC preparation (3) Higher Intermediate B Jul 25 Jul 29 Jul 19 Aug Jul Aug Advanced C Jul 19 Aug Aug Higher Intermediate Plus B Apr Jun 24 Oct May 08 Jul 18 Nov 14 May 09 Jul 19 Nov Medical English Higher Intermediate Plus B Jul 05 Aug 06 Aug General Notes Wimbledon School of English strictly adheres to the published age limits f courses, but reserves the right to accept students who are 15 years of age on General English and Summer Vacation Courses. Applications from students of 15 years of age are treated on a case by case basis. In very rare circumstances, the stated maximum class size might be exceeded. If this does happen it will only be by one person and f a very limited period. (1) When Monday is a public holiday, courses will start on the following Tuesday: April 07; May 05, 26; September 01 (2) 1 lesson = 50 minutes (24 lessons = 20 hours) (3) All students will be required to pass the school exam entrance test befe starting their examination course. Students cannot finish an examination course befe the end date. (4) These courses prepare students f Academic IELTS examinations 3

4 Academic Year Programmes AYP from 24 weeks The Academic Year Programme is designed f long-term English language training. It provides excellent value f money and a flexible approach to your studies. Choose from a wide range of courses which will help you prepare f future study at a UK university develop your business career. Benefits: A personalised, long-term programme of lessons per week Start any Monday Flexible course length: 24 weeks longer Discounted tuition fees Suitable f all levels (fixed start dates f beginners; see below) Create your own programme from any of our courses Regular tutials with your teachers and advice from the Academic Management team Exam preparation IELTS; Cambridge First, Advanced, and Proficiency; ILEC (on Intensive AYP) Advice on university selection and application Flexible holiday break of up to four weeks Free access to ewimbledon and use of Study Centre Receive a detailed academic rept of your progress at the end of your course Standard Academic Year Programme (AYP) 24 Lessons (20 Hours) per week Choose from: General English Business & Professional English Cambridge Examination (First, Advanced and Proficiency) IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Medical English See the course planner below f a guide to possible course progression. F me infmation on these courses, see pages 6 to Progress to a good level in all areas of English including grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, pronunciation, reading and writing Prepare f the exams you need if you plan to go to an English-speaking college university Join any full-time standard course as part of your Academic Year Programme at no extra cost Expect up to 2 hours self-study per day Beginners classes start on 04 Jan, 29 February, 03 May, June and 30 August N.B. We advise you to take the IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English at the end of your programme NOT at the beginning in the middle. This will enable you to get the highest possible sce in your IELTS exam. AYP Course This is a sample programme only. You will make your final choice when you arrive, in discussion with our Direct of Studies. Suggested programme: First 3 months Middle 3 months Final 3 months General English Pre-Intermediate and above Beginner start dates: 05 Jan 02 Mar 05 May (1) 15 Jun 01 Sep (1) Cambridge Examination Course First, Advanced Proficiency General English Business & Professional English IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Cambridge Examination Course CAE CPE Business & Professional English Timetable as per Standard Classes - see page (1) When Monday is a public holiday, courses will start on the following Tuesday: April 07; May 05, 26; September 01 4

5 Intensive Academic Year Programme (IAYP) Choose 24 lessons per week: Plus 4 optional lessons per week: 28 lessons per week General English Business & Professional English Medical English Cambridge Examination (First, Advanced and Proficiency) - See page 2 f start dates IELTS preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English - See page 2 f start dates Communication Skills Grammar and Writing IELTS Preparation Academic Writing Medical English Essential Skills f Professionals Pre Cambridge English : First Preparation Cambridge Advanced Exam Preparation See the course planner below f a guide to possible course progression. F me infmation on these courses see pages 11. Intensive Cambridge English: First and Advanced Exam Preparation - See page 3 f dates English f Law with Cambridge ILEC preparation - See page 3 f start dates N.B. There is a supplementary charge of 127 f this course to cover the examination fee. Medical English start date 25 July 2016 Progress to a good level in all areas of English including grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, pronunciation, reading and writing Prepare f the exams you need if you plan to go to an English-speaking college university Join any full-time standard course plus any of our options a full-time intensive courses as part of your Academic Year Programme at no extra cost Expect up to 2 hours self-study per day N.B. We advise you to take the Pre-sessional Academic English with IELTS preparation course at the end of your programme NOT at the beginning in the middle. This will enable you to get the highest possible sce in your IELTS exam IAYP Course This is a sample programme only. You will make your final choice when you arrive, in discussion with our Durec of Studies. Suggested programme: First 3 months Middle 3 months Final 3 months 24 lessons per week General English Pre-Intermediate and above Communication Skills Grammar & Writing Wkshop Cambridge Examination (First, Advanced Proficiency) General English Business & Professional English plus 4 additional lessons (options) Pre Cambridge English: First IELTS Preparation Academic Writing 28 lessons per week IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English Cambridge English: Advanced Proficiency Business & Professional Skills Communication Skills Medical English Essential Skills f Professionals Cambridge English Advanced Preparation English f Law with ILEC Preparation Timetable as per Intensive Classes - see page Your AYP programme is unique to you; it is completely flexible so you will study courses to match your needs and interests. You will have regular tutials and meetings with the Direct of Studies in der to plan the best possible course f you. 5

6 Summer Vacation Afternoon Only Courses This course is ideal f those students who are not able to commit to a full-time course, but want to have daily language tuition. As with our Standard General English classes, you will cover all areas of English: grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, pronunciation, reading and writing. You will study in hard-wking, dynamic classes, using the latest course books and materials, and will have access to ewimbledon, our online learning platfm BENEFITS Learn real, contextualised English Study and put into practice new language every day Be given techniques to improve your listening and reading skills Wk with other students to improve communication Have regular tests to measure your improvement KEY FACTS Minimum age: 18 Lessons per week: 15 Max. class size: 16 WSE course level: Pre Intermediate to Advanced; FCE Course CEFR level: A2 - C1 Course length General Egnlish 1-7 (weeks): Start date General English: 4 Jul to 15 Aug Course length FCE (weeks): 6 Start date FCE: 11 Jul Standard Classes Our standard General English course allows you to improve all areas of your English: grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, pronunciation, reading and writing. This course is designed to give you three afternoons free so that you can spend time expling London, do self-study in the Study Centre spend time in the garden relaxing and socialising with the other students. You will study every mning and then, depending on your level, you will study on either Monday and Wednesday afternoons Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Friday afternoons are free f everyone. Beginners The Beginners course will help you develop your basic English language skills and build your confidence when communicating in English. BENEFITS Learn the basic structures of English. Focus on building your vocabulary. Practise the language by doing pair wk and role-plays. Develop your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Beginners Course CEFR level: A1 Course length (weeks): 1- Start date: 04 Jan, 29 February, 03 May, Jun, 30 August General English & Summer Vacation BENEFITS Learn real English using the latest course books and materials. Learn, review and put into practice new language every day. Be able to develop your communication skills by wking with other students doing activities such as role-plays, pair wk and group discussions. Exple new techniques to help you improve your listening and reading. Practise and improve your writing skills by analysing and producing documents such as s, fmal and infmal letters and repts. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress. Get up to 2 hours of homewk each evening. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: WSE course level: Course CEFR level: 14 (General English) 16 (Summer Vacation) Pre-Intermediate to Proficiency A2 - C2 Course length (weeks): 1-50 Start date: Any Monday General Notes (1) When Monday is a public holiday, courses will start on the following Tuesday: April 07 May 05, 26 September 01 (2) 1 lesson = 50 minutes (24 lessons = 20 hours 28 lessons = 23 hours and 20 minutes) 6

7 Business & Professional English If you are preparing f a career in business are already wking and would like to move into an international setting, then this is the course f you. BENEFITS Study a range of language associated with a variety of business topics. Practise target vocabulary through role-plays and discussion of case studies. Focus on writing different business documents such as minutes of meetings, letters, repts, s and social netwking. Have the opptunity to wk with other students who are focused on improving their proficiency in business English. Study real cases taken from current news sties, business papers and journals. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress. Focus on soft skills such as time management and problem solving. Get up to 2 hours of homewk each evening. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 20 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: 14 Min. WSE course level: Higher Intermediate Plus Min. course CEFR level: B2 Course length (weeks): 2-12 Start date: Any Monday Cambridge English: First (FCE), Advanced (CAE), Proficiency (CPE) Examination The Cambridge Upper Main Suite of exams is internationally recognised as a reliable indicat of English language ability. Our examination preparation courses are designed and taught by highly experienced examination teachers. BENEFITS Benefit from a dedicated class that will prepare you f the FCE, CAE, CPE examination. Focus on developing exam strategies and techniques that will help you attain a good sce in the examination. Do practice tests under exam conditions and receive feedback on your perfmance. Take the examination here at our exam centre. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress and study aims. Receive up to 2 hours homewk each evening. N.B. CPE examination classes will include some students who are not taking the examination. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Course CEFR level: Higher Intermediate and above B2 - C2 Course length (weeks): 7- Start date: See dates on page 11 IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English This course not only prepares students f the IELTS examination, but also gives guidance on academic study techniques f use at an Englishspeaking university. BENEFITS Benefit from a dedicated class that will prepare you f the IELTS examination. Gain confidence in using the academic study skills needed to study at an English-speaking university college. Have the opptunity to visit a university campus and attend a real lecture. Take the Academic IELTS examination (if required) here at our exam centre. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress and study aims. Receive up to 2 hours homewk each evening. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Intermediate and above Course CEFR level: B2 - C2 Course length (weeks): 6- Start date: See dates on page 11 I improved my English me than I expected during my weeks here in WSE. The IELTS preparation really helped me to improve my reading, writing and other skills. Hamed Taha Afghanistan 7

8 IELTS Express (Academic) This is a fast, dynamic course designed to prepare you f the Academic IELTS examination if you are planning to go to an English-speaking university college. BENEFITS Make rapid progress by focusing on the academic skills and exam techniques necessary to attain a good sce in the IELTS exam. Be taught by highly experienced teachers. Be studying with others who share the same goal as you, achieving the highest possible sce in the exam. Have regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress. Get up to 2 hours of homewk each evening. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 24 Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Higher Intermediate and above Course CEFR level: B2 Course length (weeks): 4 Start date: See dates on page 11 Befe entering an examination preparation class, students must pass an entrance test. Students may join the week course up to two weeks after the start date provided that there is space on the course and their level is appropriate. The school has a perfect location, staff and teachers. Ksenia Khitrikova Russia English & Culture The English & Culture course is intended f me mature students who wish to combine studying English with spending time getting to know London and British culture. Lessons take place in the mning, with excursions on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, and one full-day excursion on Saturday. BENEFITS Have the opptunity to study with other mature students who have an interest in learning me about London and British culture. Go on 6 half-day excursions and 1 full-day excursion. Learn about the places you are visiting through structured mning lessons. Learn about different aspects of British culture, including culture and customs, etiquette and behaviour, the British class system, art, architecture, the histy behind famous gardens, music, food and drink. Visit famous, histical places such as English stately homes and castles, gardens, museums, galleries and other places of cultural interest. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 40 Lessons per week: 20 Max. class size: WSE course level: Course CEFR level: Course length: Start date 07 Apr Aug 05 Oct End date 17 Apr 21 Aug 16 Oct Intermediate to Higher Intermediate B1 - B2 2 weeks Students who are not at the crect level may take a combination of General English in the mning and English & Culture in the afternoon. The price f this is the same as f the full-time English & Culture course. TIMETABLE Day 1st Session 2nd Session 3rd Session Monday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Tuesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Excursion Wednesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Excursion Thursday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Excursion Friday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Saturday (week one) Full-day excursion Break Lunch The idea of this course, English & Culture is excellent! We found out a lot of new things, not only about England but also about other countries. Both students and teachers thoughly enjoyed the course and were totally inspired by it. Edzus Vejins Latvia 8

9 English f Law with Cambridge ILEC preparation English is an essential tool f anyone wking in an international field. This course will not only develop your English language skills within a legal context, but will also prepare you f the Cambridge International Legal English examination. The examination is recognised by the European Company Lawyers Association, the European Law Students Association, the International Association of Young Lawyers and the European Young Bar Association. BENEFITS By the end of this course, you will have: Studied legal English in the context of fifteen areas of the law, including contracts, sale of goods, real property law, secure transactions, intellectual property, capitalisation and competition law. Visited a court of law and seen a real trial. Listened to and analysed the language used in lawyer-client interactions. Studied strategies and techniques so you know exactly what to expect when taking the examination. Read a wide variety of legal documents such as letters of advice, meeting minutes, liquidated damages clauses and articles of association. Practised writing letters and memanda on legal matters. Improved your ability to participate in situations typical of legal practice, through role-play and simulations. Had regular tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress. Done up to 2 hours homewk each evening. N.B.There is a supplementary charge of 120 f this course to cover the examination fee. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 20 Lessons per week: 28 Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Course CEFR level: Higher Intermediate Plus Course length (weeks): 4 Start date End date Exam date 18 Apr Jun 24 Oct May 08 Jul 18 Nov B2 Sat 14 May Sat 09 jul Sat 19 Nov Medical English This concise course is designed f Medical Professionals at B2 level above. Those wking in a medical field need the skills to be both highly accurate and clear in their communication; they also need to be able to show tact and sensitivity. During the course you will develop these English language skills in a variety of contexts, increasing your confidence when communicating with patients and their families as well as with colleagues. Guidance f OET (Occupational English Test), combined with a study plan, can be included f those planning to sit the test. F further infmation about the test, go to the OET website BENEFITS By the end of your course, you will have: Studied the language of medicine in various contexts Learned to communicate effectively with patients and colleagues Increased your awareness of specialised terminology Analysed real case scenarios Learned how to deal with challenging situations Visited one of London s excellent hospital museums Had tutials with your teacher to discuss your progress and future plans KEY FACTS Minimum age: 20 Lessons per week: 24 in January 28 in July Max. class size: 14 WSE course level: Higher Intermediate Plus Course CEFR level: B2 Course length (weeks): 3 in January & 2 in July Start date: 11 Jan 25 Jul One to One & Two to One F me specialised study we can arrange One to One Two to One courses, where students wk intensively with their teachers. In this way, detailed requirements can be fully met, with a course being tailed specifically f students needs. Courses will be designed based on input from the students themselves in the fm of a needs analysis, which is carried out befe the beginning of the course. This means that specific skills, such as giving presentations, can be given me focus as required. As the course progresses, it can be adapted to match students development and changing requirements. During the course, students will be given the opptunity to express their knowledge and expertise in their chosen field in an English Language context, and will be encouraged to bring to the sessions any current projects they may be wking on. BENEFITS By the end of your course, you will have: Followed a course of study designed to meet your exclusive needs. Learned necessary skills to express yourself in an international environment. Used a variety of materials directly related to your profession. Had extended practice in all English language skills. Learned a range of study skills to enable on-going language development. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 16 Lessons per week: 20, 24, 28, 30 WSE course level: All levels Course length (weeks): 1 and above Start date: On request Group size: 1 2 9

10 On Demand English f Specific Purposes (ESP) & Specialist Closed Groups The current demand f English language training is not limited to General Examination-based study. As the wld of business becomes increasingly internationalised, me and me professional fields require that those who wk in them have a command of English f use within an international context. At Wimbledon School of English we run a range of ESP courses including Business & Professional Skills and English f Law with ILEC preparation. In addition we also run tail-made, closed group courses in the following areas: Aviation Oil & Gas Production Medicine The Military Finance (with optional preparation f the ICFE examination) Law (with optional preparation f the ILEC examination) Preparation f the BEC Higher Examination Teacher Training F further infmation to discuss a possible course, please contact our Academic Direct, Fiona Dunlop (fiona@wimbledon-school.ac.uk) BENEFITS On these courses you will: Be trained in how to apply your existing knowledge to an international environment. Read a wide variety of articles and documents related to your professional field. Wk with other students whose background is similar to your own. Practise role-plays and simulations. Examine case studies taken from current journals. Study a range of industry-specific language applicable to your professional life. Learn study skills f on-going development. KEY FACTS Minimum age: 18 Lessons per week: 24, 28, 30 WSE course level: All levels Course length (weeks): 1 and above Start date: On request Minimum group size: 3 Time of classes Standard Classes 24 lessons (20 hours) per week All Levels Beginners to Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus to Proficiency Day 1st Session 2nd Session 3rd Session 3rd Session Monday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Free Free Tuesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Free :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Break Lunch Wednesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Free Free Thursday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Free :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Friday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Free Free Free Break Break Intensive Classes 28 lessons (23 hours and 20 minutes) per week All Levels Beginners to Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus to Proficiency Day 1st Session 2nd Session 3rd Session 3rd Session Monday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 :55-14:45 Option 14:55-15:45 Option Tuesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 Option 14:55-15:45 Option :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Break Lunch Break Wednesday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 :55-14:45 Option 14:55-15:45 Option Thursday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 :55-14:45 Option 14:55-15:45 Option :55-14:45 14:55-15:45 Friday 09:15 - :55 11:15-12:55 Free Free Free Free Break Summer Afternoon Only 15 lessons (12 hoursand 30 minutes) per week All Levels Day 1st Session 2nd Session Monday :55-15:25 15:40-16:40 Tuesday :55-15:25 15:40-16:40 Break Wednesday :55-15:25 15:40-16:40 Thursday :55-15:25 15:40-16:40 Friday :55-15:25 15:40-16:40

11 Groups at WSE Every year we welcome groups from all around the wld, creating tail-made packages to suit their needs. Students can either wk in international classes in a closed group, studying together towards a specific goal. Groups joining international classes will follow our standard intensive timetable and have the benefit of wking with students from many different countries. All students joining international classes will be assessed on arrival and placed into a class accding to their level. If a group has a specific language goal, they can wk in a closed group. This option is especially useful f groups wishing to prepare f examinations focus on a specific area of the English language. Please see our section on English f Specific Purposes on page 9 f me infmation on the ESP courses we can ganise on demand. Closed groups do not need to follow our standard timetable; f example, a group can study mnings only and be free in the afternoon to do other activities. We can also accommodate younger students in closed groups; 15-year-olds are welcome. Being in London and learning about British Culture is a vital part of the WSE group experience so we encourage students to participate in our varied social programme. Additional activities and excursions both in London and further afield can be arranged f your group. Benefits of group study: Tail-made package to suit your needs International groups choose between 24 and 28 lessons per week Closed groups choose from 20, 24, lessons per week* Specialist courses on demand to suit your schedule Exam preparation outside our fixed course dates Accommodation with friendly host families close to school Airpt transfers and travel cards upon request Free group leader place f every 12 students (excluding July and August) Tailed social activities on request Dedicated member of staff to manage your booking F further infmation to discuss a possible course, please contact our Sales, Marketing and Groups Manager, Kieran Hayde marketing@wimbledon-school.ac.uk *Please contact us f other timetable options English Plus Unpaid Internship - F EU, EEA and Swiss nationals only This programme is ideal f students and young people, aged between 18 & 32, who would like to take an unpaid wk placement after their English language course, and gain valuable wk experience in their chosen profession. The school wks together with a specialised, highly experienced agency to arrange the programme. We offer a range of options f the internship, including: REGULAR PLACEMENTS Business Administration Chef Digital Marketing Fashion Graphic Design Hospitality Web Design Educational Administration Marketing PR Tourism Museums & the Arts IT Events Management Electrician SPECIALIST PLACEMENTS Architecture Broadcast Media Engineering Finance Law Advertising Magazine Publishing IT programming Minimum placement: 1-3 months, depending on which area Maximum placement: 6 months Fees: 540 Supplement f a placement of 17+ weeks: 170 Cancellation charges apply * Minimum placement: 3 months Maximum placement: 6 months Fees: 625 Supplement f a placement of 17+ weeks: 170 Cancellation charges apply * F other specialist placements, plaese enquire info@wimbledon-school.ac.uk Minimum age: 18 Maximum age: 32 Minimum study period at WSE befe the internship placement: 4 weeks Minimum level at start of internship placement: IELTS 5.0 above, depending on the sect * F most placements, students must be either university graduates undergraduates * Location: UK wide including London, Brighton, Manchester, Edinburgh, Oxfd and Bournemouth Accommodation: our internship partner can help you find accommodation through their partner accommodation agencies. * F full details please ask f our special English Plus Unpaid Internships leaflet. F the English Plus Unpaid Internship Programme we must receive the application 3 months befe the placement start date, and all documents at least weeks befe the placement start date. We cannot process any bookings f this programme until we have received the placement deposit of

12 Paper Based Examination dates f WSE Preparation Courses Exam Weeks Start date Finish date Exam date Exam Weeks Start date Finish date Exam date FCE CAE CPE Jan 14 Mar 25 Apr 04 Jul 25 Jul 12 Sep 24 Oct 04 Jan 14 Mar 25 Jul 12 Sep 04 Jan 14 Mar 05 Sep 11 Mar Jun Jun 29 Jul 19 Aug 09 Dec 09 Dec 11 Mar Jun 19 Aug 09 Dec 04 Mar Jun 02 Dec Mar 07 - Jun 07 - Jun Jul Aug 08 - Dec 08 - Dec - 12 Mar 08 - Jun Aug 08 - Dec Mar 09 - Jun Dec ILEC IELTS Apr Jun 24 Oct 04 Jan 29 Feb 21 Mar 26 Sep 20 Jun 24 Oct 30 May 01 Aug May 08 Jul 18 Nov 11 Mar 06 May 27 May 02 Dec 29 Jul 02 Dec 24 Jul 26 Aug 14 May 09 Aug 19 Nov 12 Mar 07 May 28May 03 Dec 30 Jul 03 Dec 25 Jul 27 Aug Computer Based Examinations Exam FCE CAE CPE PTE Academic Exam date 20 Feb, 21 May, 09 Jul, 23 Sep, 15 Oct Feb, 09 Apr, 02 Jul, 17 Sep, 22 Oct 19 Nov Every Wednesday The London Exam Centre Part of Wimbledon School of English Test Centre f IELTS (Academic and General training) Test Centre f University of Cambridge exams Study f and take your exam here in Wimbledon Paper based Computer based exams including KET, PET, BEC, ILEC, ICFE, TKT, and PTE Academic F dates, fees and further infmation please go to Calendar 2016 Jan Monday 4 School re-opens Mar Friday 25 School closed - Good Friday Mar Monday 28 School closed - Easter Monday May Monday 2 School closed - May Day Holiday May Monday 30 School closed - Spring Holiday Aug Monday 29 School closed - Late Summer Holiday Dec Friday 16 School closes - Christmas and New Year Jan 2017 Monday 3 School re-opens Please note that there is no reduction in the course fees where a course includes a public holiday. 12

13 Standard Plus Classes Our standard plus option gives you the opptunity to improve your general English and, at the same time, study other specialist types of English. Combine your standard course (24 lessons a week) with one of the specialist courses (4 lessons a week) detailed below to expand your knowledge of English to meet your special individual needs and interests. with Basic Communication Skills Level Beginner to Pre-Intermediate (A1 - A2) This course is f Beginner level students and those whose grammar level is Pre-Intermediate but have weak speaking skills. Be introduced to techniques to improve your pronunciation. Be trained in recognising and using intonation patterns in English. Receive guided practice in a range of conversational situations. with Communication Skills Level Pre-Intermediate to Advanced Plus (A2-C1) This course is intended f you if you would like to improve your pronunciation and conversation skills. Focus on the pronunciation, intonation and stress of the English language. Improve your accuracy and fluency in spoken English. Learn and practise new language in each lesson in a wide variety of social situations. Take part in discussions, role-play, pair wk and group wk. with Grammar and Writing Level Pre-Intermediate to Advanced Plus (A2-C1) This course is f you if you wish to improve your writing skills and discuss problems you may have with particular grammar points. Identify your specific grammar and writing weaknesses and acquire new techniques to crect them. Have the opptunity to do plenty of written practice in school with feedback to help you improve. Focus on a different area of grammar each week. with Academic Writing Skills Level Higher Intermediate Plus (B2 -C2) This course is f students who intend to study at a UK university and wish to improve their ability in academic writing. Learn how to analyse and interpret a range of essay tasks. Study effective ways of planning and preparing academic texts. Learn how to be self-critical to make your writing as effective as possible. with pre-fce Examination Preparation Level Higher Intermediate (B1 - B2) This course is f students who are considering taking the Cambridge First exam in the future, but whose level is not yet high enough to follow an FCE exam preparation course. Learn about the Cambridge English First exam fmat. Discover where your language skills most need to improve. Be introduced to exam techniques and strategies. with Cambridge English: Advanced Preparation Level Higher Inter. Plus to Advanced (B2-C1) This course is f those students who are not able to commit to a full-time exam course but wish to receive grounding in one of the Cambridge ESOL Upper Main Suite examinations. Learn about the CAE examination fmat. Develop strategies to tackle each question type. Be given CAE examination practice. with IELTS Preparation (Academic) Level Pre-Intermediate to Advanced Plus (A2-C1) This course is f you if you are planning to go on to take the IELTS (Academic) examination, study academic English, study in a British university college. Gain a good foundation in academic study skills while improving your academic English at the same time. Learn techniques to help you achieve a good sce in the IELTS (Academic) examination. Be given examination practice with feedback so you can identify and develop the areas where you are weakest. with One to One Two to One Level All levels (A1-C2) One to One Two to One classes are carefully designed to meet the needs and interests of each student. If you choose to book Two to One classes, you must book together with a friend. Study with a personal tut. Have a personalised study programme planned especially f you. Make rapid progress. Wk on the areas you wish to improve such as grammar skills a specialist area such as business. with Medical English Level Higher Inter. Plus to Proficiency (B2-C2) This course is f those studying wking in medicine and wish to be able to communicate me effectively with colleagues and patients in a variety of contexts. Study language associated with a range of medical situations. Learn specialised terminology. Focus on interpersonal skills relevant to your field. with Essential Skills f Professionals Level Higher Inter. Plus to Proficiency (B2-C2) This course is designed f Business professionals who strive f greater effectiveness in their wking environment. Improve soft skills such as problem solving, time management, and giving presentations. Learn effective interpersonal, teamwk, and leadership skills. Develop your critical thinking and become me flexible in the job market.

14 Self-Study e-wimbledon Free from 3 months befe you start until 3 months after you finish e-wimbledon is WSE s online blended learning platfm, available to all our students. On e-wimbledon, you can: Get a personalised, integrated study plan at any level Recd tutials with your teacher Study Centre Find hundreds of lessons based on English language news websites Find exam practice materials f FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS exams Wk with your teacher to set goals and focus on weak areas Link your account to your Facebook page and contact other students Receive updates about what is going on in the school Find out about and book activities on the school s social programme The Study Centre at WSE is available to students every afternoon, and the Study Centre Manager one of our seni teachers - is available every day from to offer free help and advice. In the Study Centre, you can: Receive help to set up a personalised study plan Access e-wimbledon Ask f advice on any English language problem you might have Practise exam techniques using past papers Use a range of computer programs (including Macmillan English Campus, see below) to improve your language skills Brow books, DVDs and CDs f use at school at home Use the reference library Receive guided self-study f specialised examinations (see below) Find a quiet space to do your homewk Guided Self-Study f Specialised Examinations - Free in the Study Centre Our Study Centre Manager can provide you with a detailed, weekly self-study plan f each of the following tests/examinations: TOEIC, TOEFL and BEC Higher. Each weekly plan contains 6 hours of study to help you prepare f the examinations. You can join f a minimum of 1 week up to a maximum of 12 weeks. Guided-study TOEIC This study programme focuses on preparing you f the TOEIC test. You will develop your reading, listening and writing skills in a variety of contexts from real-wld settings taken from the wkplace. Regular test practice is also incpated into the programme to ensure that you are as prepared as possible when taking the test. Guided-study TOEFL The TOEFL test measures your ability to use and understand English at university level. This study programme helps you to develop your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills in der to perfm the academic tasks required to get the sce you need. Regular test practice is also incpated into the programme to ensure that you are as prepared as possible when taking the test. Guided-study BEC Higher The Cambridge BEC Higher examination is taken by those who need English f business. This study programme will help you develop the necessary skills needed in der to do well in the examination. You will be given practice in the four skills tested in the exam: reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will also have the opptunity to expand your business vocabulary, which is essential to do well in the exam. After your course E-wimbledon is available to all students f three months after the end of their course, so you can continue with your study plan and stay in touch with the school. The Study centre manager can give you advice about the best websites and other resources you can use to keep studying after you have gone home. If you have enjoyed using Macmillan English campus, you can purchase a year s subscription so you can access it wherever you are. Activities to improve grammar and vocabulary Exam practice materials Exercises to improve all four language skills A clear and infmative online dictionary News articles graded f all levelss Tests f you to measure your progress Don t fget you can stay in touch with the school via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. We d love to hear from you!

15 Levels Wimbledon School of English Levels Beginners Pre Intermediate Intermediate Higher Intermediate Higher Intermediate Plus Advanced Advanced Plus Proficiency Common European Framewk A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 Cambridge equivalent exam sce KET PET FCE CAE CPE IELTS equivalent exam sce BEC equivalent exam sce BEC Preliminary BEC Vantage BEC Higher PTE equivalent exam sce TOEFL IBT equivalent exam sce TOEIC equivalent Reading and Listening sce TOEIC equivalent Speaking sce TOEIC equivalent Writing sce Common European Framewk CEF - WSE Levels Listening / Speaking Reading Writing A1 Beginners Can understand basic instructions take part in a basic factual conversation on a predictable topic. Can understand basic notices, instructions infmation. Can complete basic fms, and write notes including times, dates and places. A2 Pre-Intermediate Can express simple opinions requirements in a familiar context. Can understand straightfward infmation within a known area, such as simple textbooks repts on familiar matters. Can complete fms and write sht simple letters postcards related to personal infmation. B1 Intermediate Can understand the main points of familiar matters, with enough language to get by in everyday situations. Can understand non-complex, routine infmation and articles. Can write simple letters/texts on familiar topics with reasonable accuracy and express personal ideas and opinions. B2 Higher Intermediate Can understand and express ideas with some fluency and reasonable accuracy in everyday contexts. Can understand the general meaning of non-routine infmation within a familiar area. Can produce longer texts, with paragraphs using a range of structures with a fair degree of accuracy. B2+ Higher Int. Plus Can understand and express opinions on abstract/cultural matters in a limited way offer advice within a known area and understand instructions public announcements. Can understand the main ideas of a complex text on both concrete and abstract topics. Can produce a clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and give advantages and disadvantages of various options. C1 Advanced Can understand and express feelings, opinions and ideas with sufficient clarity to wk in an English-speaking environment. Can scan texts f relevant infmation and understand detailed instructions advice. Can make reasonably clear notes while someone is talking write a letter including non-standard requests. C1+ Advanced Plus Can contribute effectively to meetings and seminars within own area of wk and keep up a casual conversation with a good degree of fluency, coping with abstract expressions. Can read quickly enough to cope with an academic course, read various media f infmation and understand non-standard crespondence. Can prepare/draft professional crespondence, take accurate notes in meetings write an essay which shows a highly effective ability to communicate. C2 Proficiency Can advise on talk about complex sensitive issues, understand colloquial references and deal confidently with hostile questions. Can understand documents, crespondence and repts, including the finer points of complex texts. Can write letters on any subject and full notes of meetings seminars with good expression and accuracy. 15

16 Accommodation Options Homestay Student House Share Residence Standard HB 185 BB 145 Standard Plus HB 235 BB 192 Room type, services & facilities Superi HB 275 BB 231 Independent 0 Kings Lodge Superi Queens Lodge Superi Standard & Standard Plus Student Houses Catholic Hostel Minimum age Minimum stay (weeks) Single room ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Twin room ü ü ü ü ü ü Double room Meal plan HB, BB HB, BB HB, BB SC SC SC SC BB Private bathroom ü ü ü ü Some Some Walking distance Some ü Some ü ü TV in room ü ü ü Internet access Free Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi Bed linen provided ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Towels provided ü ü ü ü Cleaning ü ü ü ü Daily Daily Weekly Use of kitchen ü ü ü ü ü ü Communal areas only Smoking Some Some Some Some No No No No There is no charge f Wi-Fi in any of the accommodation. HB = Half board (Breakfast & Dinner) BB = Bed & Breakfast SC = Self-catering Twin/Double rooms are available only f 2 students travelling together Booking f Student Houses is from Saturday to Saturday only BB homestay: Minimum age 18 Independent: Minimum age 18 Walking distance = up to 25 minutes from school Standard = Shared facilities with family, walking bus/underground/train journey from school - maximum 25 minutes Standard plus = Private bathroom, bus/underground/train journey from school - maximum 25 minutes Superi = Private bathroom, up to 25 minute walk from school Homestay Most homestay accommodation is in single rooms, but we can provide twin rooms f 2 people booking together. Meal options are: Breakfast and dinner (HB) Breakfast only (BB - N.B. no use of kitchen). Minimum age 18 Independent (SC; you can use the kitchen to prepare your own meals). Minimum age 18 Homestay providers can be very different but they have two things in common: A genuine desire to welcome people into their homes and lives. A clean and comftable home. Students should not expect a replica of their own home. Homestays offer a taste of Britain and students may have to adapt to different homestay environments while they are in the UK. Students should also remember that the UK has a rich histy and is proud of its cultural diversity. Our homestay providers are a reflection of our society and come from different backgrounds, every age group and different socio-economic groups. We do not discriminate and welcome all homestays that fit our basic criteria. London is a multi-ethnic society. Some homestay providers are not of English igin but all speak English to native speaker standard. We try to match students with homestays and to find the right homestay f everyone. It is imptant to book early and to tell us about your requirements, e.g. diet, smoking, children and pets. There will be no me than 4 students in the family. You may arrive and leave the homestay accommodation on a Saturday Sunday night. N.B. There is an additional charge f an extra night. 16