Showing posts with label language in london. Show all posts
Showing posts with label language in london. Show all posts

Friday, 29 February 2008

I want to learn English!

As you know, Language in London / Camden College of English is always number one when it comes to innovation in learning English.

We have something new and something special for ex-students and people who have never been to the school.

We are offering an online e-learning programme where you can be part of the school, connected to our teachers and students and have the chance to improve your English. You can buy this programme for 1, 3 or 12 months.

Have a look at E-LEARNING for more information and a video presentation.

If you are taking a full-time course at the school this year and pay your fees + registration fee then you will automatically have 12 months e-learning.

You can't say "I don't have time to learn" or "I don't know what to do to improve my English" - this programme has everything you need!

Regards,
Stuart Rubenstein
Principal

Wednesday, 21 November 2007

What's happening today...?

I thought it would be interesting to let you know about what happens in a typical day at Language in London. It's 0955 now... and the day looks very full.

Firstly, the English lessons all started at 0915. Some of our students are getting a bit nervous because they are preparing for Cambridge exams (First Certificate, Advanced, Proficiency) and the speaking tests are this week.

We are also hosting a workshop today for SOAS, which is one of the colleges of the University of London. The session today is on reading skills for early-years learners.

This afternoon, Caroline, our photographer, is coming to take some more photos for our new brochure and website. The sky is blue and we don't want to miss this opportunity.

Later today, I'm going to be looking at a new development for the online e-learning programme we give to our students. This is one of the exciting projects that Language in London is involved in to make the learning experience better for our students.

At 1800, the evening students will start arriving for their IELTS class and I will be ready to go home and watch the England - Croatia game on the tv!

Hope you have a good day.

Stuart Rubenstein