More Than A Language School September 2014 August 2015 English Language/Summer School
Welcome to Chichester College The International Department would like to welcome you to Chichester College! More Than A Language School, Chichester College welcomes students from all over the world to study. With a range of English language course options, onsite accommodation and an international social programme, Chichester College takes pride in the support we offer to all our international students. Not only do our students benefit from the excellent facilities but there is also the opportunity to study with and socialise alongside UK students. We look forward to welcoming you to Chichester College. 2
Contents STUDENT Meeting students from different countries and cultures is amazing. It is a lot of fun and I am really enjoying it. For people who really want to improve their English, this is the right place!. Adam Korcmek Czech Republic Introduction Page Contents Map of the UK Chichester City Benefits To You College Facilities 10 Reasons to Study at Chichester College Course Levels General English 15 General English 25 Afternoon Options Cambridge English Preliminary English Test (PET) Exam Preparation Cambridge English First Certificate in English (FCE) Exam Preparation Cambridge English Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) Exam Preparation Cambridge English Certificate in Proficiency in English (CPE) Exam Preparation IELTS Exam Preparation Anglia Exam Preparation Summer School Adults Summer School Juniors English + Work Placement Positive About Futures Enrichment Activities Social Programme Accommodation How to Apply Tuition and Accommodation Fees Contact Us 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 31 32 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
Map of the UK Nearby locations... The beautiful historic city of Chichester is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near the south coast of England. The city has Chichester Harbour to the south and the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park to the north. It is a brilliant location for the College in the UK and one of the safest areas in the country which makes it a wonderful place to learn and live. CAMBRIDGE BATH OXFORD LUTON HEATHROW LONDON SOUTHAMPTON GATWICK CHICHESTER BRIGHTON Key: City City with Airport 3 4 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 4 Web
Chichester City Did you know... The Chichester campus has magnificent views of the famous Chichester Cathedral, and is five minutes walk to the centre of the city. At the front of campus there is a large area of parkland which is used for picnics and outdoor sports. Only 90minutes to London, Chichester is the ideal place to enjoy England. Historic Area 35 5 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international 90 Minutes to London Safe Environment
Benefits To You Why Chichester College? Chichester College has an excellent reputation both nationally and internationally. Over 2500 International and European students choose to study in the UK at Chichester College each year. We aim to give all our students world class student support before arriving at the college and while studying. This is an important factor in ensuring that students are successful in their studies and outside the classroom. In the Classroom Outside the Classroom Your Fees Include Chichester College is known for its world class student support for all international students, prior to arrival and during their time at the college. Learn English through a variety of activities aimed at improving grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. In addition to the quality teaching at Chichester College, you will have the chance to enjoy a full and varied student life while in the UK. We want you to have an excellent experience whilst you are here and that does not just mean a good learning experience! Every student has regular onetoone meetings with their teacher. Registration fees are included for one Anglia examination at the appropriate level. Also included are four months access to ChiOnline after completion of your course, the College s virtual learning environment and a 12 month subscription to Burlington English. Course books for all morning classes are also included. 6 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 6 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
College Facilities Some of the facilities available include: Restaurants Sports centre Beauty spa Computer centres Shops Gym Sports hall Football pitches Tennis courts Student unions Library 7 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 7 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
10 Reasons to Study at Chichester 1 World Class Centre of Learning The college is a market leader in international recruitment and provision. Our highly qualified and experienced staff are committed to ensuring that every student is offered the best possible learning experience on an exciting range of courses. 2 Historic City Location We are located in the beautiful cathedral city of Chichester on the beautiful south east coast of England, just 90 minutes from London. With great shops, English pubs and a wide range of restaurants, it is the perfect location for your studies. A safe and secure city that has welcomed international students for over 25 years. 3 Campus Study with British Students Chichester College has 5000 full time British students, giving you the unique opportunity to meet and make friends while experiencing British culture. 4 Outstanding Examination Results International students achieve exceptional examination results and progression to worldwide universities while studying at Chichester College. 5 Superb Progression to Universities All of our courses lead to internationally recognised qualifications. With the right qualification from Chichester College, it is possible to progress to any university in the UK. 8 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 8 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
10 Reasons to Study at Chichester 6 Wide Range of Courses With over 100 full time courses there is a course to suit every student. Ranging from English Language, to academic and vocational courses to University level courses. We have a course for everyone. We can even provide bespoke programmes for groups. 7 Exceptional Selection of Accommodation There are two oncampus halls of residence which include a residence for students aged 1618 years with full board meal plan and a warden service 24 hours a day, to provide a safe and secure environment. There is also on and off site en suite single room accommodation for over 18 students. Home stay is also available, where you live with a family close to the College. 8 Vibrant Student Life You will have access to a wide range of activities outside of your classes, including events, clubs, and sports with British students. There are also regular excursions to places of cultural interest. 9 Great Reputation We enjoy an international reputation for the quality of our teaching, variety of courses and the success of our students, which is why we welcome international students from over 80 countries each year. 10 Affordable, Quality Education Courses and accommodation to suit every individual learner. Bespoke courses tailored for large groups. We are perfect for everyone. 9 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 9 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
Course Levels Chichester College teaches English across the levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). This outline of levels was designed as a framework of reference to guide teachers and students through the assessment of language proficiency. LEVEL CHICHESTER COLLEGE LEVEL DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE EXAM A1 ELEMENTARY Student can understand familiar daily and useful expressions as well as basic phrases. Student can interact with another answering by introducing themselves and asking and answering basic questions as long as the other person speaks slowly and clearly. Anglia Preliminary A2 PRE INTERMEDIATE Student can communicate and understand simple sentences and expressions. Student can also describe simple events, environment around them and aspects of their background to another. Anglia Elementary & PreIntermediate B1 INTERMEDIATE Student can understand familiar matters in regular daily life as well as being able to create simple sentences describing experience, events and personal opinions. Anglia Intermediate Cambridge English PET B2 UPPER INTERMEDIATE Student can understand more complex text and is able to communicate with a degree of fluency and explain their viewpoints on an array of topics. Anglia Advanced Cambridge English FCE C1 ADVANCED Student can understand more complicated and longer texts as well and express themselves fluently and produce clear and complex sentences. Anglia Proficiency Cambridge English CAE C2 PROFICIENCY Student can easily understand almost everything they read or hear and is able to summarise information as well and express themselves spontaneously. Anglia Masters Cambridge English CPE 10 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 3 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/ 10 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international
General English 15 Course: General English 15 Duration: 15 Hours Per Week Course: General English 15 15 hours per week 250 weeks Start any Monday within our term dates Learn English through a variety of activities aimed at improving grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Throughout the course there is a strong emphasis on English for communication. Key Facts Benefits 15 hours per week of General English classes Available in levels A1C2 All course books FREE 12 months subscription to Burlington English included Registration fee for one Anglia Exam included Four months of ChiOnline access included after completion of your course Improve grammar, pronunciation and overall English language skills Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities International social programme all year round Study on a campus with UK students and international students from over 80 countries Example timetable: Day 09:15 10:45 11:00 12:30 What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Reading Grammar Listening Study Skills Progress Test Writing Vocabulary Speaking Presentations Project work Students normally move onto another course or find a job. Students who want to study move onto courses at Chichester College and universities. Students from the EU and EEA can use our Positive About Futures service for help finding a job in the UK. 11 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
General English 25 Course: General English 25 Duration: 25 Hours per week Course: General English 25 25 hours per week 250 weeks Start any Monday within our term dates This more intensive English language course focuses on improving grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation with a larger focus on the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Throughout the course there is a strong emphasis on English for communication. Afternoon classes focus on skills of listening, reading, writing and speaking. Students can also choose from afternoon options of Business, PET, FCE, CAE, CPE or IELTS exam preparation. Key Facts 25 hours per week of General English classes Available in levels A1C2 All course books for morning lessons FREE 12 months subscription to Burlington English included Registration fee for one Anglia Exam included Four months of ChiOnline access included after completion of your course Benefits More intensive study on the English language Skills classes in the afternoons, focusing on your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities International social programme all year round Study on a campus with UK students and international students from over 80 countries Example timetable: Day 09:15 10:45 11:00 12:30 13:30 16:15* Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Reading Grammar Listening Study Skills Progress Test Writing Vocabulary Speaking Presentations Project work LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Skills Skills Enrichment Skills Skills * 15 minute break included What s next? Students normally move onto another course or find a job. Students who want to study move onto courses at Chichester College and universities. Students from the EU and EEA can use our Positive about Futures service for help finding a job in the UK. 12 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Afternoon Options for General English 25 Afternoon Options for General English 25 Students taking the General English 25 course can chose from the following afternoon options* Skills The Skills option is designed to take the grammar and vocabulary you have learned and bring it to life in a communicative classroom environment. The four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing will be developed through a wide variety of tasks and activities that put the student at the centre of the learning process. As well as practising the four skills, you will be supported and corrected where appropriate on the accuracy of your English. By the end of the course you should be a more fluent, accurate and confident user of English. Speaking Pronunciation, vocabulary and rhythmic patterns are all aspects of learning how to communicate. Listening The ability to listen and understand what you hear is an important objective to language fluency. Reading Reading skills can help students better understand and advance their English communication. Reading helps students better understand grammar, key words and sentence structure. Writing This class will help you improve your writing through formal and informal writing sessions. Business Exam Preparation The Business option aims to provide an introduction to Business English. This option is for students who plan to study the subject further or who want to improve communication skills in the workplace. The Business option focuses on vocabulary and the daytoday language of business at work covering meetings, negotiations, telephoning and written communications. Main topics incude: types of business, marketing and promotions, email and telephone etiquette, job searching and creating a CV. Exam Preparation classes include PET, FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS examinations. The classes will familiarise you with the structure of your exam. You will learn exam techniques alongside the grammar, vocabulary and the skills needed to be successful. Registration fees for exams are not included in the fees for these options. *Subject to availability and language level 13 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Cambridge English Preliminary English Test (PET) Exam Preparation Course: Cambridge English Preliminary English Test (PET) Exam Preparation Duration: 23 Hours per week Cambridge English Preliminary English Test (PET) Exam Preparation This course is for students wanting to take the Cambridge ESOL Preliminary English Test (PET). Studying for the PET exam is a very popular way to improve your English. It helps with your Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. The PET exam is used by many people to help them in their career. It is for students studying at level B1 or Chichester College s Intermediate level. Key Facts 23 hours per week 8 weeks Course Dates: 19 OCT 2014 to 5 DEC 2014 Exam on 5 /6 DEC 2014 19 JAN 2015 to 13 MAR 2015 Exam on 7 / 14 MAR 2015 13 APR 2015 to 5 JUN 2015 Exam on 4 /6 JUN 2015 One PET exam registration fee included Student must have an interview before enrolment Course Book included Benefits Focused preparation of the PET exam Opportunity to practise the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking each week Course emphasis on providing a sound grammatical basis for general communicative English OnetoOne tutorials with your teacher Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities 100% pass rate for Chichester College students in 2013 Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Vocabulary building Grammar Reading & Writing Grammar Progress Test LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Reading & Writing Practice Listening Practice Enrichment Activities Speaking Practice Vocabulary Students normally move onto another course or find a job. Students who want to study move onto courses at Chichester College and universities. Students from the EU and EEA can use our Positive about Futures service for help finding a job in the UK. Students often use the PET exam as preparation for the FCE exam. *15 minute break included 14 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Cambridge English First Certificate in English (FCE) Exam Preparation Course: Cambridge English First Certificate in English (FCE) Exam Preparation Duration: 23 Hours Per week Cambridge English First Certificate in English (FCE) Exam Preparation This course is for students wanting to take the Cambridge English First Certificate in English (FCE). This popular exam is widely recognised in commerce and industry, as well as by many Colleges and other institutions. The FCE exam preparation course will prepare students for the FCE examination through focused learning and exam question preparation. The course will familiarise you with the different papers of the exam. It will provide all of the Grammar and Vocabulary you need as well as preparation for Speaking, Listening, reading Writing and Use of English. Students taking this preparation course are usually studying at B2 level or Chichester College s Upper Intermediate level. Key Facts 23 hours per week 8 weeks Course Dates: 20 OCT 2014 to 5 DEC 2014 Exam on 6/13 DEC 2014 19 JAN 2015 to 13 MAR 2015 Exam on 13/14 MAR 2015 13 APR 2015 to 5 JUN 2015 Exam 6/13 JUN 2015 One FCE exam registration fee included Students without a PET exam or equivalent must take Chichester College s Pre Test before enrolment Course book included Benefits Focused preparation of the FCE exam Opportunity to practise the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking each week Course emphasis on providing a sound grammatical basis for general communicative English OnetoOne tutorials with your teacher Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities 98.17% Pass rate for Chichester College students in 2013 Worldwide average was 95.5% Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Vocabulary building Grammar Reading & Writing Grammar Progress Test LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Reading & Writing Listening & Speaking Enrichment Use of English Grammar Students normally move onto another course or find a job. Students from the EU and EEA can use our Positive About Futures service for help finding a job in the UK. Students often use the FCE exam as preparation for the CAE exam. *15 minute break included 15 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Cambridge English Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) Exam Preparation Course: Cambridge English Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) Exam Preparation Duration: 23 Hours Per week Cambridge English Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) Exam Preparation The CAE examination is a more in depth English examination that focuses on a more demanding use of English for both daily life and in the workplace. This preparation course is based on a wide range of topics and focuses on the acquisition of vocabulary using authentic materials, fluency, increasing your knowledge of grammar and the development of writing skills. Students taking this course are usually studying at C1 level or Chichester College s Advanced level. Key Facts 23 hours per week 8 weeks Course Dates: 20 OCT 2014 to 5 DEC 2014 Exam on 6/13 DEC 2014 19 JAN 2015 to 13 MAR 2015 Exam on 7/14 MAR 2015 13 APR 2015 to 5 JUN 2015 Exam 10/13 JUN 2015 One CAE exam registration fee included Student without a FCE exam or equivalent must take Chichester College s Pre Test before enrolment Course book included Benefits Focused preparation of the CAE exam Opportunity to practise the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking each week Course emphasis on providing a sound grammatical basis for general communicative English OnetoOne tutorials with your teacher Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities In 2013 100% of Chichester College CAE students gained a B2 pass with 90% of students achieving higher grades Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Reading Use of English Listening Reading & Writing Progress Test LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Writing Speaking Enrichment Activities Use of English Speaking Students normally move onto another course or find a job. Students who want to study move onto courses at Chichester College and universities. Students from the EU and EEA can use our Positive about Futures service for help finding a job in the UK. Students often use the CAE exam as preparation for the CPE exam. *15 minute break included 16 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Cambridge English Certificate in Proficiency in English (CPE) Exam Preparation Course: Cambridge English Certificate in Proficiency in English (CPE) Exam Preparation Duration: 23 Hours Per week Cambridge English Certificate in Proficiency in English (CPE) Exam Preparation The CPE is the Certificate in Proficiency in English is the highest level examination in the Cambridge English suite of exams. This extremely demanding examination tests students proficiency and full understanding of the English language. This examination preparation course aims to develop highlevel language skills and fully prepare students for the intensity of the CPE examination. It is for students who are operating at an extremely high level of English. Students taking this preparation course are usually studying at C2 level or Chichester College s Proficiency level. Key Facts 23 hours per week 8 weeks Course Dates: 20 OCT 2014 to 5 DEC 2014 Exam on 4/6 DEC 2014 12 JAN 2015 to 6 MAR 2015 Exam 6/7 MAR 2015 13 APR 2015 to 5 JUN 2015 Exam 6/11 JUN 2015 One CPE exam registration fee included Students without a CAE exam or equivalent must take Chichester College s Pre Test before enrolment Course book included Benefits Focused preparation of the CPE exam Opportunity to practise the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking each week Course emphasis on providing students with the highest level of skills OnetoOne tutorials with your teacher Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities In 2013 CPE students at Chichester college achieved a 100% pass rate in 2013 with 90% achieving higher than a C1 pass Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Grammar Vocabulary building Study Skills Exam familiarisation Progress Test LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Reading & Use of English Writing Enrichment Speaking Listening This exam entitles you to teach in some countries such as Greece and would show a prospective employer that you have attained a very high level of English. *15 minute break included 17 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
IELTS Exam Preparation Course: IELTS Exam Preparation Duration: 23 hours per week 4 weeks International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Exam Preparation The IELTS examination, which stands for the International English Language Testing System, is one of the most popular and recognised English examinations for education and employment. The IETS test is used to assess the language proficiency of students from a nonenglish language speaking background who want to live and study in an Englishspeaking country. The listening and speaking components are the same for all candidates, but the reading and writing sections of the IELTS are available in two different modules, Academic and General. This course aims to give students advice and practice in all the skills that are needed for the exam. This course is designed for students aiming for results of 5.5 to 6.5, CEFR level B2 or Chichester College s Upper Intermediate level. Key Facts 23 hours per week of IELTS preparation 4 weeks Course Dates: 13 APR 2015 to 9 MAY 2015 11 MAY 2015 to 6 JUN 2015 8 JUN 2015 to 4 JUL 2015 6 JUL 2015 to 1 AUG 2015 Chichester College will arrange your IELTS test for you at a nearby centre Exam fees not included Course book included Benefits Focused preparation of the IELTS exam Focused learning on the skills needed for the reading, writing, listening and speaking sections of the exam Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* What s next? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Listening Task 1 Reading Task 1 SpeakingTask 1 Writing Task 1 Progress test LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Reading Skills Writing Skills Enrichment Listening Skills Speaking Skills Students use this test to gain entry to further courses of study. This can be A levels or Foundation courses at Chichester College or courses at University. Don t forget to speak to our International team for help with your application. *15 minute break included 18 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Anglia Exam Preparation Course: Anglia Exam Preparation Duration: 25 Hours Per week Anglia Examination Preparation Anglia Examinations offer an outstanding suite of fully certificated English language assessments designed to accommodate all ages and levels. Anglia has a proven reputation for success based upon our stepbystep method of learning and testing, and personal approach when dealing with candidates. This course is for students preparing for the Anglia Advanced and Proficiency levels or Chichester College Upper Intermediate and Advanced levels. Key Facts 25 hours per week in total 15 hours General English 10 hours Anglia Exam Preparation Start Dates: 13 OCT 2014 to 7 NOV 2014 Exam on 1014 NOV 2014 12 JAN 2015 to 6 FEB 2015 Exam on 913 FEB 2015 13 APR 2015 to 8 MAY 2015 Exam on 1115 MAY 2015 Students need to take a Chichester College Pre Test before enrolment Benefits Focused preparation of the Anglia exams Opportunity to practise the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking each week OnetoOne tutorials with your teacher Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities Example timetable: Day 09:15 12:30* 13:30 15:30* Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday General English General English General English General English General English LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Anglia Listening Anglia Writing Enrichment Activities Anglia Speaking Anglia Reading *15 minute break included 19 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Summer School Adults 16+ Course: Summer School Adults Duration: 25 hours per week 27 weeks Summer School Adults Summer school courses are a great way to develop English, take optional courses and enjoy student life in the UK. There is a strong emphasis on English for communication. Students are able to make friends with people from many different countries as well as experience British culture first hand. This programme has six different levels of the Common European Framework of Reference. Every student is given an initial assessment and then placed on a course at the appropriate level. Students can chose from afternoon options of Skills, Business, PET, FCE, CAE, CPE, or IELTS exam preparation. Key Facts 25 hours per week of General English 27 week booking Course Date: 29 JUN 2015 to 14 AUG 2015 International Summer School social, sports, & Enrichment programmes Course books for morning classes included 12 months of Burlington English included Registration fee for one Anglia Exam included Four months of ChiOnline access included after course completion Benefits During the afternoon students choose can choose to study Exam Preparation, Skills or Business English classes Wednesday afternoon Enrichment Activities Example timetable: Day 09:15 10:45 11:00 12:30 13:30 16:15* Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Reading Grammar Listening Study Skills Progress Test Writing Vocabulary Speaking Presentations Project work LUNCH 12:30 13:30 Skills Skills Enrichment Skills Skills * 15 minute break included 20 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/summerschool/
Summer School Juniors 1215 Course: Summer School Juniors Duration: 25 hours per week 25 weeks Summer School Juniors Summer school courses are a safe, supervised and fun way for Juniors to improve their English and enjoy their Summer break. With lots of activities and excursions, students are able to see the sights of London and other cities while also experiencing life in the UK. The International department organises a complete social programme for all Juniors alongside General English classes in the morning. Classes are aimed at improving students communication abilities and are appropriate for a range of English levels. With accommodation and meals included with the College s on campus housing and catering facilities, students get a complete Summer experience. Key Facts 15 hours per week of General English 25 week booking Course Date: 29 JUN 2015 to 2 AUG 2015 2 half day and 1 full day excursion per week Full board accommodation in Halls of Residence Fully Supervised 24hours a day, 7 days a week All course books included Return transfers from London Heathrow or Gatwick airports Certificate and End of Course Report Delicious, nutritious meals Registration fee for one Anglia Exam included Benefits The international department organises a sports and social programme for you to enjoy. Activities every day and evening 24 hour Emergency Contact Services Example timetable: Day 08:45 12:00* 13:00 16:00** 18:00 21:30** Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Reading Grammar Listening Study Skills Progress Test Day Trip Oxford Sports LUNCH 12:00 13:00 Brighton Volleyball Portsmouth Basketball Drama Day Trip Oxford Arts & crafts DINNER 17:00 18:00 Talent show Quiz Fashion show Film night Disco Day Trip Oxford Karaoke * 15 minute break included ** Approximate times 21 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/summerschool/
English + Work Placement Course: English + Work Experience English and Work Experience The English & Work Experience course is an excellent way to use your English in the real world and gain valuable work experience. Alongside your English, we help you prepare a CV, apply for placements and prepare for your interview. Placements are available in Chichester and the surrounding area or in London. For students taking placements in London we can also help arrange accommodation. Local placements Chichester placements are arranged by Chichester College s Positive About Futures Team. You can stay in our Westgate Hall of Residence during the time of your placement. Placements are available in the following sectors: RETAIL HOSPITALITY HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE TRAVEL & TOURISM London placements Placements and accommodation in London are arranged by our partners Professionals UK. Placements are available in the following sectors: Accountancy/Bookkeeping Business Administration Customer Services Classroom Assistant Chef Digital Marketing Educational Administration Electricians Estate agencies Events Management Fashion Business Fashion Design Graphic Design Hospitality HR Recruitment Internet marketing & research IT Web Design Marketing Mechanics Media This course is open to students who have studied a minimum of 4 weeks General English at Chichester College. Students must be aged 18 plus and have an English level of B2. Students undertaking Work Experience must be an EU/EEA passport holder. Some placement areas are only open to students with relevant experience. Contact us for full details before application. 22 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/
Positive About Futures STUDENT The teachers are very kind. No matter your level, they respect you and help you to improve your skills. I really recommend Chichester College!. Romina Cancelarich Argentina Positive About Futures Resources Positive About Futures is an impartial careers and advice service located in the Student Centre at Chichester College. The Positive About Futures team are responsible for running careers activities both in college and on site in local schools and other venues. Positive About Futures offers a bright, fresh and contemporary service designed to inspire, motivate and inform young people about their career choices. Activities offered will help them develop the skills employers are looking for, prepare them for successful job interviews and to complete successful UCAS applications to help them get into the university for their chosen course and ultimate career goals. Our Services We provide a range of services to support pupils including: Careers advice and guidance Choosing the right career using our new Career Coach software CV writing and support with job applications Details of job vacancies Choosing the right course after school A Levels, Apprenticeships, Vocational courses, Higher Education Advice and support with university applications Confidence building Interview skills Employability Skills We provide a wide range of resources to support career research, planning and guidance, for example we have: Careers library which is home to a wide selection of books, prospectuses and careers information leaflets Internet access to provide research Career Coach online careers information and guidance programmes Pathfinder Live Psychometric Testing and diagnostic tools Job Shop online jobs database with full and part time vacancies Large work experience employers database with associated health and safety checks Experienced and helpful advisors who can work with your school and your pupils to give them a head start in the search for jobs and university or college courses. TM 23 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/
Enrichment Activities with UK students Students have the opportunity to take part in over 26 Enrichment Activities alongside UK students. These activities can help build on your academic programme or teach you new skills. Most importantly of all it provides the opportunity to mix, share ideas and practise your English with our UK students. Activities include: Rock climbing Film club Sports Drama Cookery Hair & Beauty Introduction to Business & Enterprise STUDENT Every Wednesday afternoon students have the option to include Enrichment Activities to their study program. A great way to meet fellow international students as well as UK students. The facilities are fantastic! We have new material, comfortable classes and interactive whiteboards. The teachers make English easy to learn and try to keep the classes entertaining. Celia Flamenco Spain 24 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/
Social Programme Social programme Summer School Things to do in Chichester The international department organises a social programme for students to enjoy. With events like bowling, visiting Windsor Castle or seeing Stonehenge, students will have plenty to see and do whilst making new friends. With a specialised Summer School social programme including a welcome and leaving party as well as trips to places such as Bath or Brighton beach, Summer students can enjoy the British summer as well and meet other students from all over the world. The College s location is very close to the city centre which can be reached in just a few minutes on foot. The streets of Chichester are safe and the heart of the city, which retains the atmosphere of a Georgian market town, is known for its excellent shops, restaurants and cafes. STUDENT I am enjoying every moment at Chichester College. Thank you! Ibrahim Alidared Saudi Arabia Chichester Cathedral Chichester Festival Theatre Goodwood Racecourse Cinema Shopping Chichester Market Cross Restaurants & Pubs Sandy Beaches River & Canal Boat Trips 25 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/englishstudy/generalenglish/
Accommodation Stockbridge 18+ Stockbridge Chichester College is delighted to unveil this brand new build of over 300 bed spaces in a purpose built site offcampus. Stockbridge offers selfcatering halls of residence for students who are 18 years old or older upon arrival. The accommodation is fully managed by Chichester College and College staff and has 2 blocks allocated to Chichester University students. Laundry facilities are onsite. Students are responsible for their own room and ensuite facilities.in line with the opening of the residence halls the College has an improved internet service for students in all residences. There is a support line, and a fast broadband package included in the fees. There are shared kitchen facilities in the flats which accommodate between 5 and 7 students in each one. Full board is available upon request. Communal areas are cleaned daily and kitchens are cleaned weekly. There is a member of staff on duty 24 hours, 7 days per week not only for the safety and security of the students but also to answer any questions students may have during their stay at Chicheser College. The residence provides excellent living accommodation and has the feel of a student village in its own grounds only 5 minutes walk away from the Chichester College campus. 26 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/accommodation/
Accommodation Westgate 18+ Westgate Westgate Halls are for students who are 18 and over at time of admission. Westgate has superb selfcatering or full board student accommodation for 160 residents. All rooms are single and ensuite with some having been specifically designed to meet the needs of disabled students. There are shared kitchen facilities in the flats which accommodate 6 students. There are a variety of communal facilities including: Communal common room with TV and DVD, plus food and drink vending machines, A bed pack containing a duvet, pillows and bed linen may be purchased from Westgate upon arrival. Cooking utensils, crockery and bedding are not provided this must be provided by the student. Selfcatering and full board are both available so please advise when applying. Kitchen and communal areas are cleaned daily. Students are responsible for the cleaning of their own room and ensuite facilities. Westgate Halls of Residence is a secure and safe building with a swipe card entry system for each block, flat and individual room. Westgate hall of residence is open over holiday periods meaning that student residents of the hall can stay in Westgate over holiday periods. 27 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/accommodation/
Accommodation Woodlands 16 17 Woodlands Woodlands provides secure accommodation for 90 students from September 2014 between 1618yrs old at the time of admission. This oncampus student accommodation comprises single and twinbedded study bedrooms, some of which are ensuite. Shower and toilet facilities are situated on each floor of the 1618yrs old accommodation. During summer months, Woodlands will be available for students aged 1217 yrs. Woodlands has two common rooms and a reception area, large, widescreen TVs, pool tables, table tennis table, Xbox & Wii, karaoke equipment and it is wifi enabled. Woodlands has its own cleaning and laundry staff and two laundry rooms with card operated machines for students. Woodlands hall of residence provides catering to residents on a fullboard basis which is included in the accommodation price. Woodlands is staffed 24 hours a day by trained supervisors. All communal corridors have been fitted with CCTV to create a positive and safe environment for all students. Student privacy remains a priority and there is a clear CCTV policy to ensure this. Woodlands students all attend one study session per week. This is designed to encourage and assist the achievement of all of our students. 28 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/accommodation/
Accommodation Homestay 16+ Homestay Homestay is ideal for short stay students who want to experience the traditional experience of living with a local family. Homestay means that you will live in a house with the owner and family. This accommodation is available to all students on full time courses. Students in Homestay accommodation can specify whether they wish to be in a smoking or nonsmoking household. Students may also specify whether they wish to be in student Homestay accommodation with or without pets or children. Half Board Half Board Homestay accommodation means that you live in a house with the owner and family having your breakfast and evening meal provided during the week and at the weekend, breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided. Students share the facilities in the house with the rest of the occupants of the home. Laundry is included once a week in the price of your accommodation. Any extra laundry should be discussed with your Homestay. Self Catering Selfcatering Homestay accommodation means that you live in a house with the owner and family having the freedom of cooking for yourself. This student Homestay accommodation is available to all students over 17 years old, on a fulltime course. You will share the facilities in the house you stay in with the rest of the occupants. Laundry is also the student's responsibility, although the owner's facilities are usually available. 29 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/accommodation/
How to Apply 1. Enquiry 2. Application Contact us via phone or email or visit our website to contact us directly. See more details on the Contact Us page. We have International Officers who travel around the world meeting with students and we may be able to set up a meeting in your home country. Please get an application form from our website and complete it in full. Then email it back to us with the following: A copy of your passport, your academic qualifications, evidence of your level of English e.g. IELTS certificate and your deposit. 3. College Offer 4. VISA On receipt of all of the above we will send you a letter of acceptance confirming your place on the course and provide UK accommodation reservation details if requested. If you have sent your deposit and met the entry requirements for your course the acceptance will be Unconditional. We will provide supporting documents you can use to apply for your student visa. When you have been accepted at Chichester College we will provide you with a CAS number and the relevant documents you need for a visa application. Our College complies fully with the UKV&I (UK Visa & Immigration) guidelines for UK student visas. On their website you will be able to find out whether a UK student visa is applicable to you. 5. Payment You can pay your fees via our online PayToStudy programme or directly to the College via a transfer. College admission staff will advise you when you payment is due and how best to pay. 6. Prearrival Inform the College when your visa is issued and confirm your arrival date and time. If you require a taxi transfer from the airport this can be arranged at an additional cost. Host family accommodation details may not be available at time of application but will be given to you at least two weeks before your arrival date. We will then give you a full induction on your first day at College and place you into classes and provide you with a class schedule for your time at College. For our Terms and Conditions, please visit our website at www.chichester.ac.uk/international 30 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/
Tuition and Accommodation Fees Course Fees SEP 2014 AUG 2015 Course General English 15 General English 25 PET Exam Prep FCE Exam Prep CAE Exam Prep CPE Exam Prep IELTS Exam Prep Anglia Exam Prep English & Work Experience Summer School Adults Summer School Junior Tuition Fee 170 per week 205 per week 1800 for 8 weeks 1800 for 8 weeks 1800 for 8 weeks 1800 for 8 weeks 820 for 4 weeks 820 for 4 weeks 300 for placements in Chichester* 500 for placements in London* 205 per week 636 Single ensuite per week** 626 Single per week** 626 Twin ensuite per week** 616 Twin per week** * Can only be booked alongside at least 4 weeks of General English 15 or General English 25 ** Inclusive of full board accommodation, excursions and activity programme. Accommodation Fees House Option Ensuite Half board Full board Self Catering Gym Prices for 1 student Home Stay Home Stay Woodlands Woodlands Woodlands Woodlands Westgate Stockbridge Chichester Bognor/other Single Single Twin Twin Single Single Yes Yes Yes Yes 135.00 120.00 190.00 200.00 180.00 190.00 105.00 90.00 125.00 115.00 Included Included Included Included Included Included 31 Web http://www.chichester.ac.uk/international/
Contact Us Phone: Fax: Email: Facebook: Twitter: Postal Address: Website: +44(0) 1243 786321 +44(0) 1243 784531 intunit@chichester.ac.uk Chichester College International Students @Chi_College_Int International Office, Chichester College, Westgate Fields, West Sussex, Chichester, United Kingdom, PO19 1SB www.chichester.ac.uk/international