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General English (Beginner to Advanced)

General English programs across 5 Levels of English Proficiency to master the fundamental skills to improve English language comprehension and usage.

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Program Overview

The General English program is designed to improve Students’ English Language skills for communication in common life situations as well as for travel or business contexts. Students are able to join our General English classes at any time of the year with intakes each Monday. We have classes available at the following Levels: Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Upper Intermediate and Advanced Levels.

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Program Details

  • Entry Requirements

    There are no specific prerequisites to enter the General English program. All Students will be given a Placement Test consisting of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing components. Students are placed in an appropriate level of English based on the results of these tests.

    Students must be 18 years or older.

  • Duration

    20 hours per week.

    Up to 82 weeks (including up to 22 weeks of holidays).

  • Fees

    $380 per week.

    Overseas Health Care Cover (OSHC) fees applicable for Student Visa holders only.

    Subject to class & level availability.

  • Intake Dates

    Every Monday except public holidays.

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