Course Information and Application 2014

www.ihnewcastle.com

International House

Newcastle

Newcastle

General English (GE)• Developing speaking fluency• Improving listening comprehension• Levels from complete beginner to advanced• Flexible - 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 hours per week• 15, 25 and 30 hour courses include PSP• Combinations available with Academic and

Business English

International House Newcastle teaches using thecommunicative method, helping the student tocommunicate effectively in English.

All International House Newcastle teachers arequalified teachers of the English language and mosthave many years of experience teaching in differentparts of the world.

Progress in learning English is referenced to theCommon European Framework of Reference (CEFR)and monitored by continuous assessment, regulartutorials and internal tests.

All students receive a weekly work plan which refersto the CEFR syllabus. Course materials will beprovided for all students, including a study pack andvocabulary book.

Personal StudyProgramme (PSP) • PSP is your course, for your personal needs• Focus on speaking and listening, or reading

and writing• Practise the language you need for your career

or studies• Wide range of interactive audio-visual

resources (Harvard, Netlanguages, IHCampus, ILM)

• Monitoring and support from our qualified PSPteam of teachers

• Examination preparation (IELTS, BULATS,FCE, CAE, CPE, etc.)

At International House Newcastle, weunderstand our students have different needs.Many students may have very good grammarand writing but need to concentrate on theirspeaking and listening skills. Other studentsneed to improve their writing and reading skillsbut in traditional classes they cannot get thetime and support they need to progress rapidly inthese specific areas. Personal Study Programmes are designed forstudents who want to focus on English for specialpurposes or to improve particular skills inEnglish. Our teachers help you design andmonitor an individual programme which mayinclude: • English for specific purposes, such as

business, academia, medicine or law.• Making presentations, negotiating, attending

meetings, customer care, business theory andpractice.

• Particular skills or grammar, e.g. listening,pronunciation, speaking 1:1 sessions, etc.

• Contextualised English work on personalhobbies or interests, e.g. cinema, music,sports, fashion, environment, politics, etc.

Personal Study Programmes allow us to offer acourse relevant to your individual needs, startingany Monday.

PSP is:• Managed and guided learning with specialised

trained teachers• Adaptable to each individual student• Students working together in small groups

with teachers on hand• Varied: explore reading, writing, listening,

speaking, grammar, vocabulary, etc.• A unique opportunity to speak 1:1 with a

teacher for 20 to 30 minutes a week• Recorded – work done, progress made and

attendance are all noted • Regular and frequent, so students build a

special relationship with their teacher

PSP is not:• Teacher

controlled -students decidewhat isimportant

• An isolated hourof self-access ata computer

• Group lock-step teaching

• 1:1 every day(1:1 is muchmoreexpensive).The ratio inPSP isusually 6:1(maximum12:1)

INTErNATIoNAl HouSENEwCASTlE oFFErS:

• General English

• Summer Courses

• English for Academic Purposes

• IELTS Preparation Courses

• Cambridge Examination Courses

• Young Learners’ Residential SummerCourses

• Junior Homestay Courses

• English for Business (BULATS)

• One-to-One Tuition

• Personal Study Programmes

• University Foundation Courses

• Teacher Training Courses(CELTA, DELTA)

• Teacher Refresher Courses

• TOEIC Examination Centre

• Internships

• Aviation English

• LearnDirect Online Courses in PSP

• Distance Learning Courses

International House Newcastle, 7-15 Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4SG Tel: +44 (0) 191 232 9551. Fax: +44 (0) 191 232 1126. Email: info@ihnewcastle.comwww.ihnewcastle.com

• International House is a Cambridge ESOLexamination centre

• Examination fee included in full course price(minimum 10 or 12 weeks)

• High pass rates• Qualified and experienced teachers• 10 hours per week of classes following an

examination syllabus• 5 hours of examination PSP for needs-based

examination practice • Classes can be combined with 10 hours of

General English classes each week (CE15+GE10)

These are usually 10 or 12 week courses for:Cambridge English: First (FCE), CambridgeEnglish: Advanced (CAE) or Cambridge English:Proficiency (CPE).

Students may be able to join after the start datessubject to their level of English.

Course dates:(10 weeks) - January 6th - March 14th(CAE and FCE Only)(12 weeks) - March 24th - June 13th(CAE, FCE and CPE)(12 weeks) - September 15th - December 5th(CAE, FCE and CPE)

Examination dates:FCE – March 14th, June 10th, July 25th,August 21st and December 2ndCAE – March 15th, June 11th, July 24th,August 22nd and December 3rdCPE – June 12th and December 4th

Cambridge Examination Classes (CE)

Academic English forIElTS (AE) • Prepare for the IELTS examination• Focus on reading, writing, speaking or

listening in Academic PSP• Examination practice in PSP• International House-trained Academic English

teachers• Develop study skills and learner independence

EAP/IELTS courses are suitable for studentswho need IELTS to continue on to further orhigher education in the UK and other Englishspeaking countries. The reading, writing,

listening and speaking components of IELTS arestudied and practised. The development of studyskills and learner autonomy is also essential tothese courses.

The teachers on these courses are speciallytrained to prepare students for IELTS. Advice ontaking IELTS and assistance with applications isprovided. These courses provide 10 hours perweek of classroom teaching and 5 hours of AEPSP (AE15). They can also be combined with 10hours of General English each week(AE15+GE10).

Individual students must be at least B1(Intermediate) level to follow this course. Thiscourse is also suitable for students wishing totake the TOEFL or Pearson’s Academic Englishexaminations.

Business English (BE)• International House is a registered centre for BULATS and

TOEIC • Work with materials from Harvard Business School,

University for Industry/LearnDirect and The Institute ofLeadership and Management

• Develop vocabulary and discuss production, marketing,public relations, human resources, finance, advertising,branding, consumer behaviour and forecasting

• Present marketing strategies and statistics moreeffectively

• Develop listening skills in business contexts • Improve English language writing skills for formal letters,

emails, memos, etc.• Improve oral communication skills, both face-to-face and

on the telephone

In Business English classes, English language skills andgrammar are taught within a business context. The courseconsists of 10 hours per week of classroom teaching plus 5hours per week of individual Business PSP.

Business English 15 (BE15) can also be combined with 10hours of General English per week (BE15+GE10). BusinessEnglish students must be at least B2 (Upper Intermediate)level.

Our Business English classes can lead to the CambridgeBULATS examination and International House is arecognised centre.

Internship placements can be arranged in thefollowing fields:• Business• Administration• Marketing• Magazine publishing• Public relations• Finance• Theatres/museums• Media • Hospitality• Web development• IT systems• Law• Graphic design

The aims of the internship are to help thestudent:

• Link theory and practice through practicalexperience of work to complement studies

• Obtain material for a project/dissertationwhich forms part of the assessment of theinternship

• Learn new technical skills and reinforce andcomplement existing skills

• Develop and exercise thinking in a practicalcontext and self-development throughcritical reflection

Additional benefits include:• Personal development• Improving time management• Making professional connections• Self presentation skills• Experience for CV/résumé • Gaining career information• Developing entrepreneurial skills

These combined courses are suitable forstudents who would like work experience in a UKcompany, in a specific area of business. Theminimum length of study is 8 weeks on aBusiness English course.

English plus Internship (E+I)

Private lessons (Pl) Private lessons are designed to meetclients’ individual requirements, e.g. inbusiness, science, medicine, law,tourism, etc. They are conducted on aone-to-one basis. These classes giveprivate attention for rapid progress andcan be combined with other Englishclasses. Please contact the school forfurther information.

Intensive ExecutiveCourse (EXEC)• 25 hours of intensive 1:1 tuition per week• Lunch with the teacher • Additional 5 hours of guided Personal Study

Programme • Optional visits to local companies and evening

cultural programme• Homestay accommodation included• Fastest progress in the shortest time away

from work

English for Aviation (EA) ICAO (the International Civil AviationOrganisation) states that all internationalairline and helicopter pilots and all air trafficcontrollers for international flights must beable to prove that they have a level of Englishequal to level 4 on the international ICAO scale.

INDIVIDuAl STuDENTS The courses for aviation workers combineGeneral English classes with an aviation-focused Personal Study Programme for £230per week. These courses can be as long as required, from2 weeks to 24 weeks, and can be combined with1:1 classes at an extra £60 per hour.

The objective is to raise the level of Englishtowards level 4 and above, focusing onspeaking and listening skills, especially 'plain'English in an aviation context.

Each course can conclude with the Test ofEnglish for Aviation - price on application.

YouNGEr lEArNEr CourSESJunior Homestay Courses (JHC)winter programme –January 5th to February 16th Summer intensive programme – June 15th to June 29thSummer programme – June 29th to August 10th Homestay Group Packages are also available for groups of 10 ormore all year round.

The package is for 13 to 17 year olds and includes:• English tuition – 15 hours per week• Activity programme every afternoon and 3 evenings per week• Alternative intensive option – classes each afternoon instead

of activity programme (25 hours' tuition per week)• Full-board homestay accommodation (café lunch)• Transfers • Local travel passes • Integrated project work if requested• Social programme and excursions to great locations, such

as Edinburgh, York, Castles of Northumbria and theLake District

• Optional trip to London (price on application)• £520 per week• Optional Extra: Unaccompanied Minor Service £60 return

Please note this service is mandatory with some airlines

English for Football withthe Newcastle united FC Foundation

Available all year for groups of 10 students or moreThis package is for 13 to 17 year olds and includes:

• 30 hours of ‘English for Football’ • 10 x 3-hour NUFC sessions • 4 coaching sessions each week with Newcastle United’s

professional coaches• Stadium tour of St James’ Park• Evening activity programme and weekend excursions• Full-board homestay• Transfers• Local travel pass• £1900 per student per fortnight

Please contact info@ihnewcastle.com for more information.

For further information and all application forms please contact:tt@ihnewcastle.com or visit our website at www.ihnewcastle.com

CElTACourSE DATES 2014January 6th – January 31stMarch 3rd – March 28th June 2nd – June 27thAugust 18th – September 12thNovember 10th – December 5th

• Most widely recognised initial TEFL/TESOLqualification

• Designed for candidates with little or no Englishlanguage teaching experience

• Suitable for teachers with teaching experiencebut little or no formal training

• Assessed teaching practice, observation andassignments

• 80% attendance/completion required for eachcomponent (input, teaching practice, lessonplanning, observation and assignments)

Applicant profile

• High level of competence in written and spokenEnglish

• Standard of education allowing entry to HigherEducation

• At least 18 years old at the start of the course• Showing potential to become an effective teacher

DElTASeptember 15th – November 7th

optional extra: ExaminationPreparation Course

November 10th – 14th • Deepen understanding of the principles

and practice of teaching English• Examine current practices and theories• Learning and reflection applied to

teaching and academic managementroles

Applicants should:• have two years’ full-time experience

teaching English within the past fiveyears

• have a wide range of teaching experiencein different contexts and at differentlevels

• be a graduate and/or have an initialteaching qualification and a proficiencylevel of English

All DElTA courses include:• 10 hours of teaching practice • 10 hours’ observation of experienced

teachers • written assignments (one extended) and

a written examination• 120 contact hours on course and circa

300 hours on reading, research andassignments

TEACHEr TrAINING CourSESPersonal MethodologyProgrammes (PMP)• English language tuition• PSP in methodology for English and CLIL teachers• Loop-input awareness raising

(learn as a student: reflect as a teacher)• Observation of International House teachers• Project assignment on teaching methodology• Personal focus on current trends and theories in teaching

methodology

The whole experience will be as ‘one of the team’ atInternational House Newcastle, from the perspective ofboth teacher and student.

• Motivating language learners• Contemporary culture in

English-speaking countries • Learning styles• Vocabulary • Lexical approach• Presentation of new language

• Functional language• Observation and loop-input • Classroom management• Teaching speaking and

listening• Teaching reading and writing• Teaching phonology

Teaching Methodology Group Programmes (minimum group size 8)

• A modular teacher trainingcourse for non-native speakers ofEnglish

• Develop awareness of currenttrends in language teaching

• Ideas and materials to use in class• Update and develop awareness of

everyday English• Language classes, PSP on

methodology and methodologyclasses

Areas covered will include:

Please contact tt@ihnewcastle.com for a group application.

“At International House Newcastle we offerclasses at every level from A1 (Beginner) to C2(Proficiency) . Students can also choose tostudy Business English or work towards anexamination. Our highly-qualified teachersaim to deliver relevant, useful and engagingclasses. Each student’s progress ispersonally monitored and this is supportedby weekly reports and regular tutorials.”

Caroline PrestonAcademic Director

HoMESTAY ACCoMMoDATIoNInternational House arranges half-board and self-catering homestay accommodation with Englishspeaking hosts/host families living within 20minutes’ travel time of the school. We offer singleor double (if requested) bedrooms with space tostudy. Students never share homestayaccommodation with others of the samenationality unless specifically requested.Homestay accommodation is regularly checkedby our accommodation officer who ensures thatwe meet the standard required by the British

Council, International House World Organisationand EAQUALS.

Half-Board Homestay (£150 per week) Includes bed, breakfast, evening meal and lunchat weekends with an English-speakinghost/family (extra night £25). Homestay withHalal diet costs an additional £10 per week.

Self-Catering Homestay (£130 per week) Live with an English-speaking host/family withthe opportunity to cook your own meals.

AIrPorT TrANSFErSTransfers (£40 one way; £80 return) are available from Newcastle International Airport for all students. • Optional Extra: Unaccompanied Minor Service £60 return

Please note this service is mandatory with some airlines

ACCoMMoDATIoN

SElF-CATErING APArTMENTS ATCHArloTTE HouSE(£130 per week)

Charlotte House is in the city centre, only 5 minutes’ walk fromInternational House. Each apartment has 3, 4, 5 or 6 lockablebedrooms, 2 shower rooms/bathrooms, a living room and akitchen. All utilities and Wi-Fi connections are included.Bedding, crockery and cutlery are provided. The rent includestwice weekly cleaning of the common areas, but students areresponsible for keeping their bedroom, bathroom and kitchen in aclean condition. These apartments are ideal for students whowant to be independent and in the company of otherinternational students, close to all the places of interest in thislively university city.

SuMMEr APArTMENTSin July and August (£150 to £170 per week)

Single and double bedroom en-suite apartments, 15 minutes’walk from the school. Please see our website:www.ihnewcastle.com for further information.

International House Newcastle offers a year-round socialprogramme for our clients. All events and excursions areoptional.

We have regular weekend excursions to the following destinations: Excursion Cost (£)Edinburgh, the ancient capital of Scotland 35York, a historic city 30The Lake District, a beautiful National Park 35Bamburgh, Alnwick and Holy Island -Castles of Northumbria 30Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site 30Durham Cathedral and Castle 20

other activities include: • bowling, • international food parties,• cinema, • theatre, • pub and club evenings and many other fun and cultural events.

We also have a school café selling hot and cold light meals andrefreshments. The café/student common room is a great place tosocialise with friends, watch TV, play board games and take part insocial events. International House has a mini-bus which allows us to offerspecialised excursions throughout the year. The minibus service isfree and you only pay for admission fees and guide’s fees.

SoCIAl ProGrAMME

SCOTLAND

ENGLAND

WALES

Edinburgh

Durham

Hadrian’s Wall

York

Manchester

Birmingham

Bristol

Southampton

Plymouth

LONDONCardiff

Liverpool

Alnwick

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

Glasgow

Aberdeen

Norwich

Newcastle

LeedsBradford

EdinburghGlasgow

Manchester

Stansted

Luton

Gatwick

Heathrow

Rail journey times from Newcastle to...York – 1 hourEdinburgh – 1 hour 30 minutesManchester – 2 hours 30 minutesGlasgow – 2 hours 30 minutesLondon King’s Cross – under 3 hoursBirmingham – under 3 hoursLiverpool – under 3 hours 30 minutes

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uK CoNNECTIoNS

General Cancellation PolicyIf the school is notified 28 days or more before thecourse start date, full fees (excluding theadministration fee) will be refunded byInternational House. In the case of less than 28days’ notice, we strongly recommend that you takeout comprehensive insurance which coversreimbursement of fees as no refund will be given.The school recommends student travel insurancesupplied by Guard.Me. Please note that coursescannot be transferred between students.

Visa InformationIf you are a student from outside of the EuropeanEconomic Area, you may need to apply for a visa toenter the UK. This can be checked on the followingHome Office webpage:http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/doineedvisa/International House Newcastle is recognised by theHome Office as a Highly Trusted Sponsor - SponsorLicence No: 5P2D6T558.

which visa will I need?For courses of 6 months or less:Student Visitor Visa

For courses of 11 months or less:Extended Student Visitor Visa

If you come to the UK as a student visitor, you willnot be able to extend your stay while in the UK as astudent visitor or as a student. Please note that as astudent visitor you are not allowed to work while inthe UK. There is no minimum English levelrequirement.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/visiting/student

For courses of more than 11 months and/or leading to higher education:PBS Tier 4 (General) Student Visa

Students must study at least 15 hours per week.Further applications for visa extension may bemade, but English Language Course students arenot permitted to work. There is a minimum EnglishLanguage requirement that must be proven with aSecure English Language Test (SELT) certificate,equivalent to (or above) Level B1 on the CommonEuropean Framework of Reference (CEFR).Students must be ready to study on a course atCEFR Level B2. A full list of acceptable certificatesand the grades required can be found on the HomeOffice website:

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/adult-students/

Visa regulations may change at short notice. Youshould always consult the latest guidance onlinebefore making an application for any visa. Forspecific enquiries, please contact the school.

Visa students need to supply: 1. Course application fully completed,

including a UK address if accommodationhas not been requested via the school.

2. Full payment of fees.

3. A copy of the passport.

4. Which type of visa will beapplied for? • Student Visitor Visa• Extended Student Visitor Visa • PBS Tier 4 (General) Student Visa

5. If applying for a Tier 4 (General) Student Visa,we require the SELT certificate, plusinformation on what you will use your Englishskills for in the future, e.g. university study. Theschool will then inform Tier 4 applicants aboutfurther supporting documentation required.

6. Government-sponsored students who areapplying for a visa will need to pay the relevantnon-refundable booking fee before any visaacceptance documents are issued by the school.

Cancellation and visasIf your visa application is unsuccessful, full fees(excluding administration costs) will be refundedby International House on the on written evidenceof refusal from the Home Office, provided thatevidence is offered at least 1 full week before thecourse start date. In the event that a Tier 4 visa hasbeen obtained using our CAS and the course is notfollowed, we will immediately notify the HomeOffice and withdraw sponsorship by cancelling theCAS. No refund will be given once the course hasstarted. Courses cannot be transferred betweenstudents.

Please contact the school as soon as possible if youare unable to start your course on the date agreed.

Force MajeureThe school is not liable if it takes all reasonableprecautions yet still cannot perform its functionsas a result of extreme weather, emergency, fire,disease, natural, civil or military disaster ordisruption, or act of terrorism. In the event of anoutbreak of infectious disease, all students and/orparents/guardians are required to comply withnational or school rules regarding quarantine. If anepidemic has been declared by the authorities,students should not travel to Newcastle if theysuspect that they are carriers of the infectiousdisease in question.

To enrol on a course simplycomplete the following steps:1. Complete the attached application form. 2. Pay the full fees (including booking fee).3. Return the application by email, fax or post to: International House, 7-15 Gallowgate Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4SG Tel: +44 (0) 191 232 9551 Fax: +44 (0) 191 232 1126 Email: info@ihnewcastle.com

Booking FeesStandard Booking Fee - £50Visa students - Standard Booking Fee plus £30Tier 4 students - Standard Booking Fee plus £50 -this includes the Home office CAS feeBooking fees are non-refundable payments thatcover student ID/access cards, enrolment,accommodation arrangements, general and visaadministration where applicable, and all academiccourse materials. and all academic course materials.

Course Extension Fee - £25(only payable when extending a course) Please note that at least 1 week’s notice is requiredto extend Business English or Academic Englishcourses.

Payment ProcedurePlease note that all course and accommodationfees must be paid in full on application. We can accept payments by bank transfer usingthe following details: Bank name: HSBCBank address: 110 Grey Street,Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6JG Account name: International HouseAccount number: 62397536Sort code: 40-34-18 Branch identifier code: MIDlGB22 IBAN: GB49 MIDl 40341862397536

Please use the full name of the student plus thenumber of our invoice as references when making atransfer. You must also ensure that any bankingcharges incurred are added to your payment.Standard UK banking charges are £12 andadditional charges made by your own bank mustalso be covered. Any unpaid bank charges must bepaid before the course starts. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Switch, Maestro,Electron, Solo and Connect. You can call+44 (0) 191 232 9551 to make a card payment.

online BookingCourses and accommodation can also be bookedand paid for online at www.ihnewcastle.com

We suggest booking at least 1 week in advance inorder to allow time for the enrolments procedure.Students who require a visa will need to applyfurther in advance.

Course AvailabilityAdults (16+) all year; 13-17 for JHC and 13-17 forEnglish for Football. Students may start theircourse on any Monday (subject to availability).

Junior BookingsAll students under the age of 18 have to comply withUK laws; in particular, regarding the consumption ofalcohol and tobacco. Their parents or guardiansmust complete a Parental Consent form. This formwill be sent with the booking documents and/or canbe downloaded from the booking conditions sectionof the International House Newcastle website. IfInternational House Newcastle does not receive theParental Consent form, it will be assumed that thegeneral rules and conditions outlined in the formhave been accepted by the parents/guardian of thestudent. However, in these circumstances thehomestay will not necessarily accept responsibilityfor enforcing the curfew.

Public Holidays 2014The school reopens on Wednesday, January 6th2014. The school will be closed on the followingpublic holidays in the UK. Christmas and New Year December 20th 2013 to

January 6th 2014 Good Friday April 18th Easter Monday April 21st Early May Bank Holiday May 5th Spring Bank Holiday May 26th Summer Bank Holiday August 25th

Please note: no refund can be given for these days.

The school will also be closed for the followingChristmas break: Monday, December 22nd toFriday, December 26th. The school will reopen onMonday, December 29th 2014.

AccommodationAccommodation bookings are from Sunday toSunday, with arrival after 2pm and departurebefore 10am where possible. Extra nights aresubject to availability.

Please note that we require a minimum of 7 days'notice for any accommodation changes orcancellations. Up to 3 homestay families will beallocated per student where necessary.

Further information on living in homestay andCharlotte House can be found on our website.

BooKING Your CourSE

First Name .........................................................................................

Family Name .....................................................................................

Home Address .................................................................................

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Town/City .........................................................................................

Postcode ...........................................................................................

Country ..............................................................................................

Telephone (home) ...........................................................................

Mobile .................................................................................................

Email ...................................................................................................

Date of Birth (dd/mm/yy) ................../................../..................

Gender Female Male

Passport Number (or ID card number for EEA students)

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VISA rEquIrED

Student Visitor VisaPBS Tier 4 General Student VisaOther (please indicate)

...............................................................................................................NB Please supply the relevant supportingdocumentation required (see visa information)

INSurANCEI would like to book travel insurancewith Guard.Me at £5.50 per week. NB Insurance is included for all under-18 students

ADDrESS IN uK (IF APPlICABlE)

UK Address .......................................................................................

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Postcode ...........................................................................................

Contact Person in Emergency

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Telephone ..........................................................................................

I have read and understood the course booking information.

Signed ..................................................................................................................................... Date .................................................................

ACCoMMoDATIoN rEquIrEMENTS

Half-board HomestaySelf-catering HomestaySelf-catering Charlotte HouseJHC (half-board homestay with café lunches)

length of accommodation: ........................................... weeksNo accommodation needed

oTHEr rEquESTS: Yes NoSmoking Pets Children Internet connection Allergies/special diets (please explain)

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I require an arrival transferI require a departure transfer

CourSE (please tick one box)

GE10 AE15

GE10+PSP5 AE15+GE10

GE20 CE15(please circle one) FCE CAE CPE

GE20+PSP5 CE15+GE10(please circle one) FCE CAE CPE

BE15 E+I

BE15+GE10 OTC

GE20+PSP10 EA

1:1 state no. of hours ......................................

EXEC JHC

Start date: ................../................../..................

length of course: .......................................................... weeks

lEVEl oF ENGlISH (please tick one box) Beginner (A1)Elementary (A2)Pre-Intermediate (A2+)Intermediate (B1)Upper-Intermediate (B2)Advanced (C1)

How did you hear about International House Newcastle?Friend/family Webpage Travel agent International House School Other agent

APPlICATIoN ForM 2014

For oFFICE uSE oNlY

CourSE INForMATIoNENGlISH CourSES Hours per week Fee (£) per week

General English (GE10) 10 hours 150

General English + PSP (GE10+PSP5) 15 hours 180

General English (GE20) 20 hours 210

General English + PSP (GE20+PSP5) 25 hours 230

General English + PSP (GE20 + PSP 10) 30 hours 250

Business English (BE15) (includes 5 hours PSP) 15 hours 180

Business English + General English (BE15+GE10) 25 hours 230

Academic English (AE15) (includes 5 hours PSP) 15 hours 180

Academic English + General English (AE15+GE10) 25 hours 230

*Cambridge English (CE15) (includes 5 hours PSP) 15 hours 190

*Cambridge English + General English (CE15+GE10) 25 hours 230

Private Lessons (1:1) on request on demand 60 per hour

Intensive executive course (EXEC) 30 hours 1400

English plus Internship (E+I) 15 hours 180 +300 internship fee

Junior Homestay Courses (JHC) 520 (all inclusive)

IH Edinburgh Summer Camp 795 (all inclusive)

TEACHEr TrAINING CourSES

Personal Methodology Programme 25 hours 320

Teaching Methodology Group Programmes 25 hours 260

CELTA (4 weeks) 1250

DELTA (8 weeks) 2100

DELTA examination preparation course (1 week) 300

Timetable:

Lessons are between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. The timetable will depend on your level andthe course you have booked. Each one hour lesson lasts 55 minutes. In July and August, classes mayfinish at 7pm..

10 hour course: 9am-11am or 11am-1pm or 1pm-3pm or 3pm-5pm

15 hour course: 9am-11am or 11am-1pm or 1pm-3pm or 3pm-5pm PluS 1 hour of PSP per day

20 hour course: 9am-11am and 1pm-3pm or 11am-1pm and 3pm-5pm

25 hour course: 9am-11am and 1pm-3pm or 11am-1pm and 3pm-5pm PluS 1 hour of PSP per day

30 hour course: 9am-11am and 1pm-3pm or 11am-1pm and 3pm-5pm PluS 2 hours of PSP per day

*Cambridge examination fees are included when the full preparation course is booked (10 or 12 weeks).

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