We offer a wide range of courses for our Young Learners designed to suit their age and level.

COURSES FOR SENIORS (13-17 years old)

These courses are comprised of one 2.5 hour lesson each week and are for Elementary to Advanced students.  We encourage our students to use as much English in the classroom as possible, especially through the use of group work and task based activities. Access here the descriptors for each level, and see how these relate to the various Cambridge external exams.

COURSES FOR JUNIORS (9-12 years old)

These courses are comprised of one 2 hour lesson each week and are for Elementary to Upper Intermediate students.  The lessons are based on textbooks and during the lessons children learn lots of English through songs, games, puzzles, CD-ROMs and Internet sites.  They’ll make new friends and have fun too!

Junior One is for complete beginners or students who have a very limited knowledge of English. Students may be able to:

			give one word response to questions about their name, age, or family;
			understand questions about what they like;
			understand questions about what they can do but their production is very limited – maybe to ‘just’ yes and ‘no’.

Junior Two is for students who know a little English and are able to:

			respond questions relating to their family and school;
			say what they like and can do, though with much hesitation, limited accuracy and very briefly;
			count to 100;
			know the English alphabet and days and months.

Junior three is for students who are able to:

			prolong their responses to topics in J2 such as family, their likes, their town and country, and food;
			use the present simple and continuous;
			recognise the past simple.

At the end of this level you might consider taking the Cambridge Starters Exams.

Junior Four is for students who are able to:

			prolong their responses to topics such as personal details, their family, their home town, and school, although utterances are often inaccurate and hesitant;
			tell a simple story;
			use the past simple with limited accuracy;
			talk about what they recently did;
			show basic understanding of the present simple.

At the end of this level you might consider taking the Cambridge Movers Exams.

Junior Five is for students who are:

			confident in using present simple and continuous and past simple and continuous.
			able to tell a more complex story, using some linking devices;
			familiar with present perfect simple;
			able to talk about future plans.

At the end of this level you might consider taking the Cambridge Flyers Exams.

COURSES FOR PRIMARY (7-8 years old)

If you’re seven or eight years old you’ll be studying as a primary student.

Our primary students aged seven are taught in ‘red’ classes.

Our primary students aged eight are taught in yellow classes.

These courses are comprised of one 2 hour lesson each week.

Our aim is to encourage children to use English through activities that involve lively interaction and the use of songs, games, videos, and CD-ROM materials.

SUMMER INTENSIVE COURSES

And don't forget our Summer school in July where children can study English every day.

These courses will:

			consolidate your child's English studies at school
			give your child a head start in the classroom
			improve your child's ability to communicate

Your children will benefit from:

			qualified teachers
			the most up to date textbooks
			video and audio materials
			tasks that integrate the Internet and multimedia CD-ROM materials

Seniors: 1 term Dh 1980 , 2 terms Dh 3860, 3 terms Dh 5640, 4 trimestres 7320 dh
Primary and Juniors: 1 term Dh 1750, 2 terms Dh 3400, 3 terms Dh 4950, 4 trimestres 6400dh
Placement test: 200 Dh if you register for the first time
Course books: Dh 280

English courses dates 2008-2009
Summer courses 2008
Term one: 13 September 2008 - 28 November 2008
Term two: 11  December 2008 - 4 March 2009
Term three: 16 March 2009 - 8 June 2009
Term four: 29 May 2009 - 31 July 2009
Registration for next year's courses start from 12 May 2008