Age-appropriate
Content, pace and tasks matched to the stage of development.
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Young Learners
Language learning for young people
More than memorizing words and doing exercises.
At a glance
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Language learning for young people should be more than memorizing words and working through exercise books. Content is arranged by age and stage of development, so that interest is built through stories, reading, projects and speaking — and so that learners gradually take charge of their own study.
Interest-led
Learning through stories, projects and themes worth exploring.
Room to speak
Every child gets a chance to speak and to present.
Family feedback
Regular updates on performance and what to work on next.
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Course directions
Courses can cover English reading and speaking, an introduction to another language, themed winter and summer camps, and exam foundations.
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How the classroom works
Picture books, project tasks, role-play, themed reading and group work are not there to make the room lively. They are there so that a child is willing to speak, able to understand, and has something to say.
Content is designed from the goal, so the course connects to exams, further study, work or an organization's needs.
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