Help your child to speak and write better English!
The British Council organises English courses for young learners throughout the year. A positive attitude to learning a language is an essential component of long term language acquisition and with this in mind, our courses have been designed to promote an enjoyable, stimulating and productive learning environment. Our teachers take every opportunity to develop their pupils’ interest in the language through motivating activities in an authentic English-speaking learning environment. Simply stated, your children will learn English, and learn to love English. At the same time the learners will develop their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills with the resources and expertise that the British Council has to offer.
Make full use of the summer holiday and help your child to improve their English! Summer courses are two or three hours every weekday starting 10:15 or 14:00 for three weeks.
Our school year runs from September till June. Our school year courses involve four hours study per week:
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2 x 2-hour lessons per week, in the morning or in the afternoon: 10:15 to 12:15 or 15:00 to 17:00. |
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1 x 4-hour lesson, Saturdays, 09:00 to 13:00 or 14:00 to 18:00 |
Fee per term of 56 hours: 900 Leva
Fees include a set of coursebooks and workbooks
Bring your child for a placement test during a registration period. The test will take approximately 40 minutes. Our teaching staff will then advise you on the best options for your child and our Customer Services team will process your registration
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Your child will be taught by a fully-qualified, English-speaking teacher |
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Our structured level system allows for maximum progress in classes with students of similar ages and ability |
We offer:
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Resources and expertise from the British Council’s worldwide network of Young Learner centres |
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Preparation for the spring/summer sitting at the British Council Examinations Centre for an internationally-recognised University of Cambridge English Language examination |
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End-of-term reports and certificates, which are tied to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), devised by the Council of Europe. The CEFR is recognised as a measure of language competence by educational institutions and authorities across Europe. |
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Up-to-date teaching and learning resources |
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Comprehensive social programme consisting of parties, competitions and activity days each term |
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Comfortable, modern, safe premises in an easily accessible central location |
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