ENGLISH B2

 

FCE EUROSMART IN 9 MONTHS!

EDM1 (ECCE)
This programme is designed to prepare students for obtaining the English Language Certificate from the University of Michigan (ECCE). The programme is aimed at students who have completed the ET2 level (Pre-FCE) or ES4 (Upper Intermediate Adults) and are solely interested in obtaining the Michigan certification. It also caters to students (especially college students) who wish to take the exams in May and are at the B1 level.
CERTIFICATION: ECCE (Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English)

The Competency certificate is an official English language certification at level B2, as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is awarded by the University of Michigan, one of the leading universities in the United States in the field of linguistic research, with extensive experience in creating and developing English language exams.

EDC1 (FCE CAMBRIDGE)
This programme is designed to prepare students for obtaining the English Language Certificate from the University of Cambridge (FCE). The programme is aimed at students who have completed the ET2 level (Pre-FCE) or ES4 (Upper Intermediate Adults) and are solely interested in obtaining the Cambridge certification. It also caters to students (especially college students) who wish to take the exams in May and are at the B1 level.
CERTIFICATION: FCE / Cambridge English

Cambridge English: First, also known as First Certificate in English (FCE), is an upper-intermediate level certificate (B2). It demonstrates that you can use everyday written and spoken English for professional or educational purposes.

ED1 (FCE/ECCE/CELC)
This programme prepares students for obtaining a B2-level diploma. The programme includes a core course that covers the language needs of students. Additionally, there is specialized material related to the format of the Cambridge FCE, Michigan ECCE, and CELC exams. The programme is aimed at students who have completed the ET2 level (Pre-FCE) or ES4 (Upper Intermediate Adults). It also caters to students (especially college students) who wish to take the exams in May and are at the B1 level.
CERTIFICATION: FCE / ECCE / CELC (According to the exam the student wishes to take)

EDC1 DEC (FCE DECEMBER)
This programme prepares students for obtaining the English Language Certificate from the University of Cambridge (FCE) in the December exams. This programme is intended for students of all ages who have completed the ED1/EDC1 course and did not pass the May exams or attended a summer programme and wish to take the December exams. It is also suitable for students (especially college students) who wish to take the exams in December and are already at the B2 level.
CERTIFICATION: FCE / Cambridge English

ED1 DEC (FCE/ECCE/CELC)
This programme prepares students for obtaining the English Language Certificate from the University of Michigan (ECCE) in the December exams. This programme is intended for students of all ages who have completed the EDC1/EDM1/ED1 course and did not pass the May exams or attended a summer programme and wish to take the December exams. It is also suitable for students (especially college students) who wish to take the exams in December and are already at the B2 level.
CERTIFICATION: ECCE (Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English)

All English programmes are based on the unique Learn® method.

The Learn® Method offers:

Bringing real-life situations into the classroom.
Enrichment of lessons with cultural elements.
A live interaction with the language and culture.
The use of specialized educational tools such as interactive boards, video/DVD excerpts, games, tablets, E-blocks, Justvote, Global Education, and other activities that encourage active participation in learning.
Emphasis on task-based learning, an approach where students are called upon to understand, produce, and communicate in the target language, with a focus on the meaning of the language.
Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), where language is taught alongside other thematic units."