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Our EFL Programme is designed to rapidly bring foreign students to a level of competency in English, then integrate them into the senior school able to receive an English education in all subjects.
An initial assessment establishes the students level of understanding of English and they are placed on the EFL programme accordingly. After the initial few weeks of only English tuition, some integration into classes begins with Sport and Art. As their comprehension improves the students then study key words for subjects and join Maths, and ICT when they are able.
EFL students continue with the Cambridge English programme to gain certification in the First Certificate in English, followed by the Cambridge Advanced Certificate in English and finally in the Proficiency in English examination, recognised world-wide. Teachers of English are much in demand and in some countries a graduate with First Certificate alone can find himself a job teaching the subject.
It goes without saying that all our foreign students also learn Study Technology as soon as they reach a level of fluency where they can understand it.
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On completion of the EFL programme, depending on their age and abilities, students are integrated into the Lower Seniors or the Upper Seniors examination class.
What we have then is a programme that broadly teaches EFL students the English language, educates them for life with the skills of the Study Technology, and enables them to receive an English education making them effective bi-lingual students.

It goes without saying that all our foreign students also learn Study Technology as soon as they reach a level of fluency where they can understand it.
On completion of the EFL programme, depending on their age and abilities, students are integrated into the Lower Seniors or the Upper Seniors examination class.
What we have then is a programme that broadly teaches EFL students the English language, educates them for life with the skills of the Study Technology, and enables them to receive an English education making them effective bi-lingual students.
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