GMAT

Course structure

Week 1:
12 lessons (9 hours) of GMAT® Preparation: detailed focus on each section of the GMAT, using exclusive material and exercises.

18+ Sessions (13.5 hours) of Structured Study: including full-length practice tests, workshops, and quizzes.

Weeks 2 to 6:
8 lessons (6 hours) of GMAT® Preparation

22+ Sessions (16.5 hours) of Structured Study

Weeks 7 to 12:
28+ Sessions (21 hours) of Structured Study: including extra work on English skills and practice tests in computer labs.

1 Teachback Session: Q&A and review session with your teacher, and on-going support during your studies. You can focus on your weaknesses or request help with specific topics.

Entry level

Paper-based (PBT) TOEFL: 550;
Computer-based (CBT) TOEFL:213;
Internet-based (iBT) TOEFL: 77;
TOEIC: 1345;
IELTS: 6.5;
Cambridge Advanced English (CAE): Passing grade of A, B, or C

Timetable

Morning or afternoon classes according to the school timetable*, Monday-Saturday.
Standard: 18 hours a month,
Semi-Intensive: 24 hours a week,
Intensive: 30 hours a month.
*Receive your actual timetable on arrival

Course duration: 1-9 months

Class size: Maximum 5, Individual

Lesson duration: 60 Minutes

Lesson per week: 3 times

Learning materials: Included

Certification
At the end of the course, receive an British Centre Certificate documenting your language level.

Assessment and progress
Stay focussed with personal learning plans, an e-portfolio of your work, entry/exit test, weekly test/review and a monthly test/report. Find out what it's like inside the classroom.

Syllabus
A General English integrated language skills syllabus to improve your speaking and listening, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, with specific outcomes at each level.

Teaching methodology
An interactive teaching methodology to make lessons interesting, engaging and enjoyable and bring your English to life.

Resources and materials
Wi-Fi enabled classrooms with interactive whiteboards, digital media and materials to access both carefully graded materials and real world English.

Bringing your English to life
Class work followed up with graded homework and field trips and activities to help you bring your English to life within the local community.