| Dates: |
On demand (but summer months get booked up
quickly)
Discounted courses are available between November and March
|
| Type of course: |
one-to-one or small group (maximum 5) |
| Age: |
21 + |
| No. of hours’ tuition: |
3+ hours per day (maximum 6) |
| Days available: |
Monday-Sunday, according to need |
| Start day: |
Flexible |
| Minimum no. of days: |
4 |
| Course content: |
Tailor-made to client’s needs |
| Tuition: |
Course director + support tutors (minimum 2
tutors per course) |
| Training location: |
Homestay family or Miller’s Farm |
| Social programme: |
Full programme of sports and social events
available |
| Cultural programme: |
Organised in consultation with client and can
include theatre, cinema, concerts, churches, local cultural
activities |
| Workplace visits: |
Can be arranged with notice |
| Work placements: |
Can be arranged with notice and for residents
of European Union (minimum age 21) |
| Accommodation: |
Local homestay hosts, hotel, pub, Guesthouse,
B & B. Dinner, bed and breakfast.
(Please see accommodation page for details of cost)
|
| Insurance: |
Fully comprehensive insurance is available
on request. |
| Transfer: |
Available from Norwich airport, bus or train
station. Advice given on travel from London airports or others. |
| Course cost: |
As an illustration, a one-to-one course, including
30 hours’ tuition per week, all materials, free book,
homestay accommodation, with social, cultural and sporting
programme, all meals and airport transfer: from £950 per
week. |
A Human Resources director of a large
Swiss company attended a two-week course with Excellence in
English
in the summer of 99. The course was prepared specially for her,
partly by pre-course planning and partly in response to her wishes
as the course progressed (which is the way we run all our courses).
After pre-course negotiation, we arranged a timetable of fours
hours
intensive classroom tuition in the mornings with a focus on the
spoken and written English she needed for her work in Human Resources
and Personnel Management, and two-or three-hour informal lessons
in the afternoon, when her tutors would often take her out on
trips
to different parts of North Norfolk. On these trips, her tutors
talked to her a great deal, correcting her when necessary. She
stayed
with one of the tutors as part of the family and enjoyed a busy
and varied social, sporting and cultural programme, which was
specially
arranged to suit her interests.
