Sometimes the best way to identify which course suits you best is by speaking to one of our Student Services Officers, you can contact them sending an email to: info@efctaas.com. We also recommend you take our Online English Test to help you understand what your current English level is.

If you want to check availability for a particular course the best thing for you to do is to send us an email at: info@efctaas.com stating the course you are interested in, your age and current English level. We will get back to you as soon as possible, usually within 24 hours.

English lessons are based around topics, such as work, travel or current affairs. Topics are chosen in consultation with students as part of the ‘negotiated syllabus’. The topic-based English lessons are taught using interactive whiteboards. English First Class’s teachers are able to use up-to-date, authentic resources from the Internet, such as YouTube videos as well as digital English language course books.

English First Class Reading Programmes are ability-based programmes. Students are promoted to the next level when they consistently achieve the required learning outcomes for the programme that they are currently enrolled in. The outcomes are monitored and recorded continually by the teacher who will make the necessary recommendations. English First Class Primary Programme is a year-long programme that guides students through a meticulous process of learning in their respective levels. They will gain the skills and nuances needed when speaking publicly and be encouraged to apply critical thinking and independent learning.

A good command of the English language is essential for success at school and later on in life. Through systematic and interactive small-group teaching, our programmes ensure that all our students are equipped with the writing and understanding skills necessary for thinking creatively and critically.

English lessons are based around topics, such as work, travel or current affairs. Topics are chosen in consultation with students as part of the ‘negotiated syllabus’. The topic-based English lessons are taught using interactive whiteboards. English First Class’s teachers are able to use up-to-date, authentic resources from the Internet, such as YouTube videos as well as digital English language course books. Skills When you join an Intensive English course at English First Class, there are lots of opportunities to practice speaking English and improve English fluency. Speaking is improved through discussion, role-play, mini-presentations and pronunciation activities. Teachers also focus on developing English listening, reading and writing skills. English First Class students are helped to read faster and improve their English vocabulary through authentic texts. Writing for communicative purposes, such as letters, reports and essays, is often practised as homework. Grammar Grammatical structures are introduced and reviewed according to the needs of students when negotiating the syllabus.