English courses for teenagers in Norwich

Standard – 15 hours per week In General English classes you can develop your English language and skills to communicate clearly and effectively in real-life situations outside your class. As well as learning vocabulary and grammar related to the world around you, you will have plenty of practice in speaking on different topics.

The General English Intensive course is 21 hours a week. The course is designed to improve your English through the four language skills; reading, writing, listening and speaking.

Whether practising General English or English for a specific purpose, our one to one classes can be arranged to suit your schedule. The times given above are a guideline.

The General English course at ICS English School focuses on building clear, confident, and practical communication skills. It covers the essential areas of grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

The General Plus Course (21 hours per week) at ICS English School is designed for students who want faster progress and a deeper understanding of English through an intensive weekly schedule. The program includes 15 hours of core General English classes in the morning, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

This course adds one-to-one lessons designed specially for adults, so you can learn English faster. You can: Work on your specific needs and interests Improve particular skills such as Writing and Speaking Prepare for exams such as ESOL, Cambridge English (PET/FCE), IELTS Study English for specific purposes such as Law and Business Details Max group size: 8 Duration: 23 hours (15hours morning + 6 hours afternoon classes + 2 hours 1:1 study) Monday to Friday Hours: 9:30am – 1:00pm (Monday to...

Intensive course not available between 6th June – 29th August 2022 For quick progression and results, combine group work in General English with a special afternoon study programme of one-to-one lessons designed around your individual needs and interests: Prepare for interviews, presentations, CVs etc. Study for specific purposes: Law, Business etc.

Improve your word-recall, fluency, and ability to use English through this poetry writing course. Each morning will have two parts – the first part will be looking at and analysing poetry.

This course is run by novelist Jacqui Burgoyne (JM Burgoyne). Improve your word-recall, fluency, and ability to use English through this prose-fiction writing course.

This course is run by freelance journalist Jacqui Burgoyne. This course is intended as an introduction to the basic principles and practices of British journalism.

This two-week course is designed for students with a moderate-to-good level of English. It is a fun introduction to the basic principles of scriptwriting and filmmaking.

Improve all aspects of your English and gain more confidence with this carefully designed programme of group work at your level. General English – work on: grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading and writing.

The General English Plus for Juniors programme offers 21 hours of tuition per week, combining core language development with engaging afternoon activities to build confidence and fluency in real-life communication. Timetable: Morning classes: 15 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9:30 am – 1:00 pm, with a 30‑minute break at 11:00 am.

This course adds one-to-one lessons designed specially for you, so you can learn English faster. You can: Work on your specific needs and interests Improve particular skills such as Writing and Speaking Prepare for exams such as ESOL, Cambridge English (PET/FCE), IELTS Study English for specific purposes such as Law and Business Details Minimum Age: 14+ Years Max group size: 8 Duration: 23 hours (15hours morning + 6 hours afternoon classes + 2 hours 1:1 study) Price: £500 per week Monday...

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is recognised worldwide as the main English language test for those wishing to study at an English-speaking university. The academic test may also be seen as an indicator of English proficiency by prospective employers (there is a separate IELTS exam for general training).