Build your English proficiency by focusing on key skills to further your language development in specific subject areas, improving your confidence. Afternoon 20 consists of elective lessons only and range from topics including English for business, confident speaking, exam skills, customer service, IELTS preparation, or another specialised topic. Each afternoon, you will participate in interactive classes and engage in lively discussions, collaborative activities, and various language exercises that develop your English language skills. Deepen your learning outside the classroom with digital materials, online platforms, interactive assessment tools, and a lively social programme to ensure maximum progression.
This program includes specialised electives only. Explore our available electives!
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With Oxford International English schools, learning doesn’t end outside the classroom. We pride ourselves on having an engaging social programme at each of our schools to encourage engagement with fellow students and the wider communities. Our social activities are designed to suit all interests and range from study and conversation clubs to sporting events, sight-seeing tours, and weekend excursions.
Tours & excursions
Parties
Sports Activities
Outdoor Activities
Speaking Clubs
Electives are a range of optional English courses allowing students to specialize their learning and achieve their language goals. Combined with our core English courses, electives are a fundamental tool for students to enhance their learning.
Electives can be taken in the afternoon sessions as part of our Intensive 30, Super Intensive 40, Evening 20, and Semi-Intensive 26 courses.
Students need to bring their passport, medical insurance, a pen and a notebook.
To extend your programme, we recommend reaching out to the front desk at your school or contacting one of our dedicated admissions managers. They will be happy to guide you through the extension process, provide information on available options, and answer any questions you may have.
All the materials relating to your course will be provided to you at the school on your first day. Supplimentary materials (such as writing / digital writing materials) will need to be brought by the student.
