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English Language Courses


• In general, however, your studies will include the language / terminology of subjects such as:


- Negotiating - Presentations - Import / Export - Making Conditions - Proposing / Recommending


• Classes include cultural aspects of communication and skills for UK life.


Qualifications • You can prepare for a Cambridge Business English Certificate – BEC.


• BEC is available at 3 levels - see page 11.


• The exams are available in March, June or December.


Next Steps / Progression You can progress to one of South Thames College’s undergraduate or postgraduate courses or find a job.


Course Dates 1 05 Jan – 01 Apr 2010 19 Apr – 08 Jul 2010 08 Sept –15 Dec 2010 04 Jan – 08 Apr 2011 26 Apr – 06 Jul 2011


Duration


3 months (3-6 weeks in July) to 2 academic years


Times Morning or Afternoon


Location Wandsworth


Study Mode 15 hours morning


Fees


Jan – April term 2010: £730 2011: £900


April – July term 2010: £795 2011: £825


Sep – Dec term 2010: £975


One year (36 weeks): £2,500


One year with summer course (42 weeks): £2,800


*1 If places are available after a course has started and you want to study for more than 1 term, you can join a course, after it has started, on any Monday in the first half of a term.


*2 If you study Business English in the morning you can add English top-up classes to make your study programme 18, 20 or 21 hours per week (see page 18).


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