BROCHURE ANGLO CONTINENTAL

Member of

for Professional Training

English Courses in England Over 60 years as a world leader in English language teaching

2012

Anglo-Continental is one of the world's best known

English language teaching organisations. It is

accredited by the British Council and is a member of

the professional body, English UK. We offer tuition of

the highest quality and provide a wide range of English

language courses to meet the needs of students of all

ages and professions.

Welcome to BournemouthPages 4 - 5

Learning the Anglo-Continental wayPage 6

Programme informationPages 8 - 31

Accommodation

Pages 32 - 33

Choice ofprogrammesPage 7

Welcome to Anglo-Contin

Our school is a leader in English language tuition and

testing and many successful writers have taught at the

school. Anglo-Continental has offered English language

courses for over 60 years to 400,000 students from

120 different countries.

This is a computer generated image of Anglo-Continental. Many large trees in the gardens make it difficult to take a photograph of the entire campus.

Bournemouth

London

Transfer services

Pages 36 - 37

Conditions &Enrolment formPages 37 - 40

Pre-training assessment formPages 41 - 42

Excursions, leisure & sportsPages 34 - 35

GeneralinformationPage 43

ental

Anglo-Continental’s campus, within easy walking

distance of Bournemouth’s town centre, is one of the

largest in the UK and offers excellent modern facilities

for studying English, including a multi-media learning

centre, language laboratory, private study rooms, a

spacious lecture theatre and free internet access.

Our popular self-service restaurant offers a wide range

of refreshments and opens out onto a sun terrace

leading to our award-winning gardens. Social and

themed events and leisure activities are regularly held

at the school. We look forward to welcoming you to

study with us.

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Welcome to Bournemou

Bournemouth

Stonehenge

Weymouth

Poole

PortsmouthBeaulieu

Isle of Wight

Salisbury

New Forest

The Purbecks

Southampton

Christchurch

Cowes

5

Bournemouth, in addition to being a popular

destination for students to learn English, is one of the

most fashionable seaside resorts on the South Coast of

England. It is less than two hours from London and

offers excellent travel connections by air, rail and road.

This university town is ideally located, with 12

kilometres of sandy, Blue Flag award-winning beaches,

sparkling sea and scenic coastal views. The vibrant

town centre has a wide range of shops, restaurants,

cafés, bars, cinemas and theatres, as well as beautiful

parks and gardens, mini golf, an aquarium and even a

giant air balloon! Bournemouth also offers an extensive

range of sporting and leisure activities, including

Europe’s first artificial surf reef.

There is a variety of local attractions, including the

stunning World Heritage Jurassic coastline, Poole

Harbour - one of the largest natural harbours in the

world, and the beautiful New Forest National Park, a

historical Royal hunting ground. Other places of

interest include the ancient site of Stonehenge, the

cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury, the Isle of

Wight, the Isle of Purbeck and the 2012 Olympics

Sailing Venue of Weymouth and Portland. The Roman

City of Bath and the University City of Oxford are also

within easy reach.

Bournemouth and Anglo-Continental provide the perfect

place for study and recreation and for a truly

rewarding, productive and memorable stay in England.

And not far away...(approximate journey time)

• London 2 hrs• Bath 2 hrs• Bristol 2 hrs• Oxford 1.5 hrs

th...

Our English language programmes have beendeveloped over many years with the emphasis on ourstudents' individual requirements:

• Short-term and long-term courses to meet every need,including internationally recognised examinations

• Diagnostic entry testing for accurate placement

• Friendly, qualified and experienced teachers to helpyou with every aspect of your studies

• Tuition at all levels from Beginner to Advanced

• Modern techniques and real-life practice to buildyour confidence and help you to learn more easily

• Additional study in the multi-media learning centre

• Language laboratory

• Wi-Fi and computers with internet access

• Interactive whiteboards

• Individual consultation with your personal teacher

• Special guidance and advice for academic studyprogramme students and for university entry

Our TeachersThe majority of our year-round teachers are diplomaqualified* and highly experienced in a variety ofareas. It is a minimum requirement that teachers haveeither the Cambridge ESOL CELTA or Trinity CollegeTESOL Certificate. Teachers are also expected to havea degree level qualification.

Within our long-term team, a number of teachers haveMAs in TEFL, others have qualified teacher status (QTS)and some have specialist subject qualifications. Asubstantial number of our teachers have specialresponsibilities according to their own interests andareas of expertise.

CertificatesOn satisfactory completion of the course students willreceive the Anglo-Continental Certificate of Studies.Certificates will also be awarded for internationallyrecognised examinations students have passed duringtheir stay. On successful completion of the AcademicStudy Programme, the Anglo-Continental Diploma inEnglish is also awarded at the appropriate level.

* Recognised diplomas in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languagesare accredited by the QCA at level 7 of the National QualificationsFramework.

Learningthe Anglo-Continental way

Anglo-ContinentalEnglish Language Levels

CEF**

Beginner to Elementary

Pre-Intermediate

Intermediate

Upper Intermediate

Advanced

Proficiency to Near Native

A1

A2

B1

B2

C1

C2

** CEF = Common European Framework

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Short-term and long-term intensive courses for all who need to improve theircommand of English for social, academic or work-related purposes

Long-term intensive courses plus special study and examination practice options forthose who need high levels of English for academic or professional advancement

Preparation and practice courses for internationally recognised English languageexaminations such as IELTS, CAE, FCE, TOEFL and TOEIC

Intensive courses combined with specialised English language tuition for businessand professional purposes

Highly intensive courses for executives and professionals, including mini group,individual and specialised tuition options

Relaxed English language courses combined with visits and excursions, leisure andcultural activities of interest to the more mature participant

Language and Methodology of English Teaching plus optional Teaching KnowledgeTest (TKT/CLIL) Modules

Professional Training, Aviation, Teacher Training, Postgraduate Diploma in AviationLanguage Teaching and Assessment, Young Learners, Vacation and Parent + Child

General EnglishProgramme

Academic StudyProgramme

Examination Programme

Business and SpecialisedProgramme

Executive Programme

Club 45+ Programme

Teacher TrainingProgramme

Other Anglo-ContinentalProgrammes

Choice of Programmes Pages

8 - 10

11 - 13

14 - 17

18 - 21

22 - 25

26 - 27

28 - 29

30 - 31

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GeneralProgramme

Programme features

- Intensive English language tuition

- All levels from Beginner to Advanced

- Flexible entry dates

- Courses with varying numbers of lessons per week

- Supplementary skills

- Free access to the multi-medialearning centre

Our Intensive courses have established the firm foundation on which all our teaching is based. Theyoffer a choice of programmes for everyone who needs an improved level of English for academic,social or professional reasons.

Your choice of coursesWhen you enrol you can select the number of lessons per week which suits you best, and the courseduration which meets your needs. You can be sure that if you are a complete beginner or if youalready have a good command of the language, there will be a class suitable for you.

Your classYou will study in a lively international atmosphere with others whose levels of English are similar toyour own. You will be taught by a team of two or three teachers, who encourage participation andinteraction between members of the group - and English is the only language you will use!

Your lessonsYour lessons will be stimulating and effective, with a variety of activities to develop your confidence,knowledge and skills:• lively presentation and practice of new language• rapid development of oral fluency, accuracy and conversation skills• systematic development of listening, reading and writing skills• extension of vocabulary, structure and usage

If you follow a course of 25 or 30 lessons per week, you will have theadditional benefit of language extension and supplementary skills.

Outside your scheduled timetable, you will be able to use the multi-medialearning centre, with computers, internet access, TV, DVD, languagelaboratory, reference library and private study facilities. Everything you needfor enjoyable and successful study.

G

8

Language levels for entry

Class size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)

For the first week

Each additional week

High season supplement(24 June to 12 August - per week)

Beginner* to Advanced

Average 10 (max.15)

16

2 - 60


Average 10 (max.15)

16

2 - 60


Average 10 (max.15)

16

2 - 60

2520 Lessons of

structured Englishlanguage tuitionand practicePlus

5 Lessons oflanguage extensionactivities to develop your vocabulary, listeningcomprehension and oral fluency

Course G-1.20 G-1.25 G-1.30

2020 Lessons of

structured Englishlanguage tuitionand practice

Course fees

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

5 weeks

6 weeks

7 weeks

8 weeks

9 weeks

10 weeks


485

675

865

1055

1245

1435

1625

1815

2005

165

545

765

985

1205

1425

1645

1865

2085

2305

180

605

855

1105

1355

1605

1855

2105

2355

2605

195

155

105

30

Intensive Courses 2012Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Certificate of Studies (subject tosatisfactory completion)

Sightseeing tour- Coach tour of the area on the first dayof the course

Internet access- Computers available in the self-servicerestaurant, multi-media learning centreand the language laboratory. Freewireless internet access.

Sports and leisure activities- Film shows, table tennis, table footballand board games

- A wide range of excursions, sports,social and leisure activities (some atextra cost)

Homestay accommodation fees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurant atthe school).

AlternativeaccommodationPlease see page 33.

Please note- Students enrolled on Course G-1.20during the period 25 June to 3 Augustmay have their lessons either in themorning or in the afternoon on alternateweeks.

- The fees specified for these courses arevalid from 1 January to 31 December2012. For enrolments which continueinto the following year, revised fees willapply with effect from 1 January 2013.

Pounds sterling Pounds sterling Pounds sterling

Homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling)

Course entry dates 2012

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC3*, 9, 16,23, 30*

6, 13,20, 27*

5, 12,19, 26*

2, 10, 16,23*, 30

8, 14, 21*, 28

6*, 11,18*, 25

2*, 9, 16*,23, 30*

6, 13*,20, 28*

3, 10,17, 24*

1,8, 15,22*, 29

5, 12,19*, 26

3,10

* Beginners may start their courses only on the entry dates marked with asterisks (*)

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Lessons per week(45 minutes)

3020 Lessons of


5 Lessons oflanguage extensionactivities as G-1.25 Plus

5 Lessons ofsupplementary skills,including areas suchas:- reading andwriting

- English for workand study(intermediate to advanced level)

- British life andculture

If you decide to study for 20 or more weeks, we recommend the “Long-Term

General Programme” or the “Academic Study Programme” (pages 10 to 13) with

specially reduced course fees and additional conditions.

Includes

enrolment fee,

all textbooks

and educational

materials

10


Class size

Minimum age


For the first week




Average 10 (Max.15)

16

20 - 60


Average 10 (Max.15)

16

20 - 60


Average 10 (Max.15)

16

20 - 60

Course G-1.20L G-1.25L G-1.30L

Students who enrol for Long-Term Intensive Courses benefit from these speciallyreduced fees to help them achieve their academic or professional aims - andspecial help and guidance from our educational advisers. Additional conditionsapply, see page 38.

Reduced course fees

Reduced course fees for long-term study

For the first 20 weeks


Includes enrolment fee, all textbooks and

educational materials

3405

165

3705

180

4005

195

155

105

30

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student cardEducation - All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Certificate of Studies (subject tosatisfactory completion)

Sightseeing tour- Coach tour of the area on the first dayof the course




Homestay accommodation fees include... Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurant atthe school).

AlternativeaccommodationWhile we can provide homestayaccommodation for the full duration ofthese long-term courses, students over theage of 18 years may choose to book andpay for an initial 6-week period ofhomestay accommodation only, as theymay wish to make their own long-termaccommodation arrangements after theinitial period. Please see page 33.

Please note- Students enrolled on Course G-1.20Lduring the period 25 June to 3 Augustmay have their lessons either in themorning or in the afternoon on alternateweeks.

- The fees specified for these courses arevalid from 1 January to 31 December2012. For enrolments which continueinto the following year, revised fees willapply with effect from 1 January 2013.

Pounds sterling Pounds sterling Pounds sterling


Long-Term Intensive Courses 2012

2520 Lessons of


5 Lessons oflanguage extensionactivities to develop your vocabulary, listening comprehension and oral fluency

2020 Lessons of

structured Englishlanguage tuitionand practice


3020 Lessons of


5 Lessons oflanguage extensionactivities as G-1.25L Plus

5 Lessons ofsupplementary skills,including areas suchas:- Reading andwriting

- English for workand study(intermediate to advanced level)




6, 13,20, 27*

5, 12,19, 26*

2, 10, 16,23*, 30

8, 14, 21*, 28

6*, 11,18*, 25

2*, 9, 16*,23, 30*

6, 13*,20, 28*

3, 10,17, 24*

1,8, 15,22*, 29

5, 12,19*, 26

3,10


Course profileThe Academic Study Programme provides structured and flexible long-term courses for all who needhigh standards of English to achieve their career objectives. It is particularly important if you needinternationally recognised qualifications in the language for employment or entry to higher education.

Your programme, lasting up to one year and leading to the Anglo-Continental Diploma in English,allows you to progress at an appropriate rate through the various language levels to UpperIntermediate or Advanced.

Special study optionsYour language knowledge and skills are systematically assessed and developed within an intensivegeneral English course, supplemented by interesting special study options in areas such asacademic study preparation, reading and writing skills, English for business and professionalsubjects and English in the context of British life and culture.

Examination optionsThis programme allows you to take advantage of our Intensive IELTS and FCE Preparation Courses.You may also wish to combine your Intensive Course with one or more of our comprehensive range ofoptions which include preparation for a number of internationally recognised examinations such as:• the International English Language Testing System (IELTS)• the University of Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)• the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)• the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC)

Your progress will be carefully monitored throughout the programme. You willalso have regular consultations with your teachers to ensure that the course meetsyour needs and you obtain the best possible results.

Academic StudyProgramme

AProgramme features

- Flexible entry dates

- Variety of course combinations

- Examination options

- Choice of special options as you progress

- Progress reports on request

- Help from our educational advisers

- FREE guided excursion every four weeks

11

12


Language extension

Special study options

Examination practiceoptions

IELTS and FCE examination preparation options


Class size

Minimum age


For the first week



30

Yes

Yes (See A - D on page 13)

Yes (See E - G on page 13)

Yes (See H on page 13)


Average 10 (Max.15)

16

24 - 60

Course A-1.30

Reduced course fees

For the first 24 weeks


Includes enrolment fee, all textbooks and

educational materials

5360

215

Pounds sterling

155

105

30

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student cardEducation - All tuition and special study and examination options

- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder - Use of the multi-media learning centre - Educational Advisory Service- Progress report every12 weeks,on request- Certificate of Studies**- Anglo-Continental Diploma****Subject to satisfactory completionSightseeing tour- Coach tour of the area on the first day ofthe course

Excursion vouchers- A free excursion, selected from ourpublished list, up to the value of £ 44, for every 4 weeks of your course


Sports and leisure activities- Film shows, table tennis, table football and board games

- A wide range of excursions, sports, socialand leisure activities (some at extra cost)

Homestay accommodation fees include... Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after its completionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday to Friday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurant at the school).

Alternative accommodationWhile we can provide homestayaccommodation for the full duration ofthese long-term courses, students over theage of 18 years may choose to book andpay for an initial 6-week period ofhomestay accommodation only, as theymay wish to make their own long-termaccommodation arrangements after theinitial period. Please see page 33.

Please noteThe fees specified for these courses arevalid from 1 January to 31 December2012. For enrolments which continue intothe following year, revised fees will applywith effect from 1 January 2013.

Pounds sterling

Homestay accommodation fees - single room

Your personal study programmeIf you need to develop a high level of Englishlanguage skills for educational, business orprofessional purposes, the Academic StudyProgramme offers you the ideal opportunity. It provides you with a study programmedesigned to meet your personal objectives,ensuring that your rate of progress allowsyou to maximise your learning potential.

Course durationsYou can enrol for varying periods from 24 to60 weeks depending on your initial level ofEnglish, the level you wish to reach and theexamination qualifications, if any, you wishto obtain.

Course contentAmong the most important features of theAcademic Study Programme are its flexibilityand its options. You can concentrate onintensive general English study, or you cantailor your course to the precise needs of youracademic, business or professional career.

Educational adviceThe Academic Study Programme is designed to give you the best possiblepreparation for the next stage of youracademic or professional career, and this isparticularly important if you wish to study inan English-speaking university. Every part ofthe programme - from your intensive Englishtraining to your special study options,examination options and your reading andwriting skills - will contribute to your success.It is not necessary, however, to makeyour final choices when you enrol.Our Educational Advisers will assist you inchoosing your study options and monitoryour progress throughout your course. If youplan to continue your education in Britain,they will guide you through the process ofobtaining a place at the university of yourchoice.

Students who enrol for the Academic Study Programmebenefit from these specially reduced fees to help them achievetheir academic or professional aims - and special help andguidance from our educational advisers. Additionalconditions apply, see page 38.

Reduced course fees for long-term study

Academic Study Programme 2012Intensive Courses plus Special Study and Examination Options



6, 13,20, 27*

5, 12,19, 26*

2, 10, 16,23*, 30

8, 14, 21*, 28

6*, 11,18*, 25

2*, 9, 16*,23, 30*

6, 13*,20, 28*

3, 10,17, 24*

1,8, 15,22*, 29

5, 12,19*, 26

3,10


Intensive course

English for Business

Plus special study options A C

English for Specialised

Subjects

B

Academic Preparation

Module*

Subject to availability.Minimum age 18. For details see pages 18 to 21.

Subject to availability.Minimum age 18. Fordetails see pages 18 to 21.

This preparation moduleconcentrates on developingthe knowledge and academicskills you will need for furtherstudy at a school or collegeto take A levels or at auniversity to follow a firstdegree, master’s or PhDcourse. It includes:- Academic writing and presentations

- Discussions and debates- Lectures and note-taking - Quotations, referencing andbibliographies

- Summarising andparaphrasing

- Study skills- Extended reading

Examination Practice for

CAE


TOEFL and TOEIC

Offered by the University ofCambridge ESOL. Subject to availability. For details of Course X-4.30see page 16.

Offered by the EducationalTesting Service.For details of Courses X-5.30 and X-6.30 see page 17.


IELTS

Offered by the University ofCambridge ESOL and theBritish Council.For details of Course X-2.30 see page 16.

SupplementarySkills

A varied and balancedprogramme designed todevelop the skills andtechniques required foreffective study of English andto give students the practicallanguage skills needed tofunction in the UK, including:

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Intensive IELTSExaminationPreparation

Offered by the University ofCambridge ESOL.* Subject to availability.For details of Course X-1.30and X-3.30 see page 16.

20 Lessons per week of structured English language tuition and practice

D

25 Lessons per week of structured English language tuition and practice including5 lessons per week of language extension activities to develop your vocabulary, listening comprehension and oral fluency

30 Lessons per week ofIntensive examinationpreparation

Plus examination options

Examination course

F GE

Intensive courses

10 Lessons per week of English for Business orSpecialised Subjects, with varying start dates,available from Intermediate level

5 Lessons per week of special study options, withvarying start dates and durations, introducedprogressively as you reach the appropriate levels

25 Lessons per week of structured English languagetuition and practice including 5 lessons per weekof language extension activities to develop your vocabulary, listening comprehension and oral fluency

5 Lessons per week of examination options, with varying start dates and durations,introduced progressively as you reach the appropriate levels

Your Personal Study Programme

English for Business Communication

English for Finance and Banking

English for Management

English for Marketing and Sales

English for Medical Practice

English for Legal Practice

H

Reading and Writing

English for Work and Study(Intermediate to Advanced level)

British Life and Culture

*(Upper Intermediate to Advanced level)

TOEFLTest of English as aForeign Language

TOEICTest of English for

International Communication

CAECertificate in

Advanced English

IELTSInternational English

Language Testing System

IELTSInternational English

Language Testing System

FCE*First Certificate in English

Intensive FCEExaminationPreparation

ExaminationProgramme

Anglo-Continental is an Examination Centre for:

- TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language

- TOEIC - Test of English for International Communication

- TKT - Teaching Knowledge Test

- ILEC - International Legal English Certificate

- ICFE - International Certificate in Financial EnglishProspective examination candidates should apply in person at the school. Ifyou will not be at the school before the closing date for entry, please requestan official examination entry form as early as possible. Some of theexaminations are subject to a minimum number of candidates.

Additional entry dates may be available for examinations held at othercentres.

At Anglo-Continental we have a long history of success in preparing our students for English languageexaminations which are widely accepted in academic and commercial circles throughout the world.We provide courses in preparation for highly regarded examinations such as the International EnglishLanguage Testing System (IELTS) and the University of Cambridge First Certificate (FCE).

Courses are designed to develop the necessary skills relevant to the particular examination and topresent and practise language appropriate to the students’ needs. Timed practice tests provide anidea of what it is like to work under pressure during a real examination.

Intensive IELTS Preparation CourseRecognised worldwide, IELTS assesses the language ability of candidates who need to study or workwhere English is the language of communication. Our comprehensive course is intended for thosewho wish to benefit from intensive preparation for the IELTS test, which includes listening, speaking,reading and writing components. This full-time course provides 30 lessons per week, allowingparticipants the opportunity to maximise their development in each of the four language skills.

Intensive FCE Preparation CourseThe First Certificate in English, an established University of Cambridge ESOL examination, is forpeople who need to use everyday spoken and written English for work and study purposes. Our 30lesson per week course focuses on all five parts of the exam, covering techniques on how toapproach typical tasks with special guidance on writing.

Intensive Courses with Examination PracticeThese courses aim to raise your level of general English by providing 25lessons per week of intensive English language study, combined with 5 lessonsper week of practice for the examination of your choice: IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC,or CAE. Teachers will familiarise students with the format of the examinationand introduce strategies for dealing with typical questions.

X

14

15

FCE - First Certificate in English

CAE - Certificate inAdvanced English

TKT - Teaching Knowledge Test

Modules 1, 2, 3, KAL and CLIL

ILEC - International Legal English Certificate

ICFE - InternationalCertificate in Financial

English

Upper Intermediate

Advanced

Intermediate toAdvanced

Upper Intermediate toAdvanced

Upper Intermediate toAdvanced

10 March (13 January)

17 March (13 January)

20 July (25 May)

12 May (02 April)

12 May (02 April)

12 June (02 April)

13 June (02 April)

03 August (08 June)

15 September (03 August)

15 September (03 August)

04 December (12 October)


17 November (28 September)

17 November (28 September)

Examination Examination dates followed by closing dates for entry in brackets ( )

University of Cambridge ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)

These dates are finalised by the local Examination Centre nearer the examination date.

We must receive your enrolment at least 8 weeks before the test date. Late entries will incur a supplement.Please refer to pages 28 and 29 for details of Intensive Courses for Teachers of English plus TKT Preparation.

Please refer to pages 16 and 17 for details of Intensive Courses plus Examination Practice.


TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language

TOEIC - Test of Englishfor InternationalCommunication

Intermediate toProficiency


Every month Applications by telephone or internet: 2 weeks’ notice required; for applications in writing: 4 weeks’ notice required.


26 January, 23 February, 22 March, 19 April, 17 May, 14 June, 12 July, 9 August, 6 September, 4 October, 1 November, 29 November 2 weeks’ notice required. Please refer to pages 16 and 17 for details of Intensive Courses plus Examination Practice.

Examination Level Examination dates

Educational Testing Service

IELTS - InternationalEnglish Language

Testing System


Every month

7 weeks’ notice required. Please refer to pages 16 and 17 for details of the Intensive IELTS Preparation Course andIntensive Courses plus Examination Practice.

Examination Examination dates

University of Cambridge ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and The British Council

Please refer to pages 18 and 21 for details of Course S-6.30 - English for Legal Practice.

Please refer to pages 18 and 21 for details of Course B-2.30 - English for Finance and Banking.

Level

Level

KET - Key English Test

PET - Preliminary English Test

CPE - Certificate ofProficiency in English

BEC - Business EnglishCertificates

Reading, writing, listening:

Speaking:

BULATS - BusinessLanguage Testing Service

Reading and listening: Speaking:

Writing:

17 March (20 January) 19 May (23 March)

17 March (20 January)19 May (23 March)

14 June (02 April)

15 March (13 January)19 May (23 March)

16 March (13 January) 02 June (23 March)

14 March (13 January) 26 May (23 March)

01 June (13 April) 07 June (13 April)

01 June (13 April) 07 June (13 April)


06 June (30 March) 24 November (28 September)

07 June (30 March) 01 December (28 September)

05 June (30 March) 17 November (28 September)

17 November (28 September) 07 December (12 October)

17 November (28 September) 07 December (12 October)

Pre-Intermediate

Intermediate

Proficiency

Preliminary(Intermediate)

Vantage(Upper Intermediate)

Higher (Advanced)

All levels

Pre-Intermediate to Advanced

Preparation for the following examinations on request only

Computer based test.On request, Monday to Friday, except National Holidays.2 weeks’ notice required.

Examination dates 2012

Intensive IELTS and FCE Preparation Courses andIntensive Courses plus Examination Practice 2012

16

The University of Cambridge ESOL and

The British Council

The University ofCambridge ESOL

Intensive IELTSPreparation CourseInternational English

Language TestingSystem

Intensive Course plusExamination Practice

for CAECertificate in

Advanced English

Total lessons per week(45 minutes)

General English lessons

Examination practicelessons


Intensive English class size

Examination practice class size

Minimum age


Courses are held between

Examinationsoffered by

30 See note A

~

~

Intermediate See note B on page 17

~

Average 10 (Max.15)

16

4, 8

3 January - 30 November

30

25

5

Pre-AdvancedSee note B on page 17

Average 10 (Max.15)

Average 8 (Max.12)

16

8, 12

19 March - 8 June10 September - 30 November

Course X-1.30 X-4.30X-3.30

Course fees

4 weeks

5 weeks

6 weeks

7 weeks

8 weeks

9 weeks

10 weeks

11 weeks

12 weeks


Pounds sterling Pounds sterlingPounds sterling

For the first week



155

105

30

Course type

1135

~

~

~

2135

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

2135

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

2355

~

~

~

3365

~

Course entry dates 2012X-1.30/X-2.30

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC3, 30 27 26 23 21 18 16 13 10 8 5 3*

The University ofCambridge ESOL

Intensive FCEPreparation Course

First Certificate in English

30See note A

~

~

Intermediate See note B on page 17

Average 10 (Max.15)

Average 8 (Max.12)

16

8

16 April - 8 June8 October - 30 November

X-2.30

Pounds sterling

1255

1530

1805

2080

2355

2630

2905

3135

3365

230


The University ofCambridge ESOL and

The British Council

Intensive Course plusExamination Practice for IELTS International

English LanguageTesting System

30

25

5

Pre-Intermediate See note B on page 17

Average 10 (Max.15)

Average 8 (Max.12)

16

4 - 20

~

Notes

30 lessons of intensive examinationpreparation, including:

- Developing the language skillsrequired for all sections of the exam

- Strategies for handling newvocabulary and unfamiliar topics

- Focus on key skills for exam success- Regular timed sessions using practicetests

- Feedback on performance,highlighting areas for improvement

A

* Course X-2.30 only

Includes

enrolment fee,

all textbooks

and educational

materials

X-3.30/X-4.30 - See page 17

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Certificate of Studies (subject to satisfactory completion)

Sightseeing tour- Coach tour of the area on the first day of the course




Homestay accommodation fees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurant atthe school).


Please noteThe fees specified for these courses arevalid from 1 January to 31 December2012. For enrolments which continue intothe following year, revised fees will applywith effect from 1 January 2013.

The examination fees are not included inthe course fees. They are published onthe website from October 2011.




Examination practicelessons


Intensive English class size

Examination practice class size

Minimum age


Examinationsoffered by

30

25

5

Intermediate to AdvancedSee note B

Average 10 (Max.15)

Average 8 (Max.12)

16

4 - 16

Course X-5.30


Intensive Course plusExamination Practice

for TOEFLTest of English as a Foreign Language

Course type Intensive Course plusExamination Practice

for TOEICTest of English for

International Communication

30

25

5

Intermediate to Advanced See note B

Average 10 (Max.15)

Average 8 (Max.12)

16

4 - 12

X-6.30

For the first week



Course fees

4 weeks

5 weeks

6 weeks

7 weeks

8 weeks

9 weeks

10 weeks


1255

1530

1805

2080

2355

2630

2905

230

1255

1530

1805

2080

2355

2630

2905

230

155

105

30

Pounds sterling Pounds sterling


X-5.30/X-6.30

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Notes

We have recommended minimumEnglish language levels for our

Examination Courses. If you would likean indication of your English languagelevel, we can advise you on a suitabletest to take before you enrol. This willbe used as a guide, and finalacceptance is subject to our entry testheld at the school. If you have not yetreached the required level, you can firstenrol for a period of preparation in theIntensive Course G-1.20, G-1.25 orG-1.30.

B

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Includes

enrolment fee,

all textbooks

and educational

materials

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC~ ~ 19* 16 ~ ~ ~ ~ 10* 8 ~ ~

Course entry dates 2012X-3.30/X-4.30

* Course X-4.30 only

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For many business and professional people, the ability to speak English is no longer a luxury;it is a necessity for success. At Anglo-Continental we offer a choice of scheduled and speciallyarranged courses to meet this need.

Scheduled CoursesOur short business and specialised courses cover the following areas: • English for Business Communication• English for Finance and Banking• English for Management• English for Marketing and Sales• English for Medical Practice• English for Legal Practice

They are suitable for people at all levels of an organisation from administrative staff tomanagement, and for students preparing for professional employment. They combine 20lessons of intensive general English tuition with 10 lessons each week developing thelanguage of your chosen specialisation - arranged in independent modules so that you canenrol for a period of time convenient to you. The essential language used in these specialisedareas is listed on pages 19 and 20.

Your teachers, who have background knowledge of the subject of yourchoice, will use a wide variety of methods and materials including authentictexts, documents and recorded material appropriate to your work. Role-play,student presentations and guided and free discussion will give you therealistic practice you need.

Business andSpecialisedProgramme

BS

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Sample Timetables

Download sample Business and Specialised

timetables from the website:

www.anglo-continental.com/BS-timetables.pdf

Member of


English for Business Communication• Background of business• Customer care• Public relations• Business correspondence and communication• Contracts and agreements • Business proposals and quotations• Meetings and conferences• Preparing and analysing reports• Interviews and negotiations• Telephoning skills

English for Finance and Banking• Company structure• Financial organisation• Budgeting and financial planning• Banking and bank services• Currencies and foreign exchange• Accountancy and financial transactions• Investment appraisal• Taxation and insurance• Financial documentation and correspondence• Examination practice for the International

Certificate in Financial English (ICFE)

English for Management• The role of the manager• Company organisation and control• Management strategy and decision-making• Employment documentation • Industrial relations - consultation and mediation• Interviewing, selection and recruitment• Staff training and appraisal• Targets and budgets• Human resources• Inter-departmental communication

English for Marketing and Sales• Marketing strategies• Sales promotion • Advertising• Product awareness• Marketing and sales presentations • Meetings, conferences and negotiations• Contracts and agreements• Market research, surveys and statistics• Forecasts and projections• Effective oral and written communication

Executive Centre Upgrade

You may wish to upgrade your course and

take your 20 lessons of intensive English tuition

in a mini group of a maximum of 4 students

in the exclusive Executive Centre

(Courses B-1.30E - S-6.30E).

Please refer to page 24 for details.

BS

Member of


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English for Medical Practice• Communication in medical practice• The human body• Disease and injury• Drugs, medicines and side-effects• Conducting medical examinations • Diagnosis, prescription and treatment• Operations - benefits and risks• The health industry and alternative medicine• Medical publications and research• Oral communication with patients and

medical staff

English for Legal Practice• Legal principles and practice • International law• Legal concepts, rights and obligations• Negotiating contracts and agreements• Company and commercial law• Interviewing and advising clients• Considering evidence and preparing a brief• Presenting your case• Arguing points of law• Examination practice for the International

Legal English Certificate (ILEC)

Additional StudyHomework (written assignments, preparation andrevision) is an integral part of the course. Wealso recommend that some time should bedevoted to additional study in the Multi-MediaLearning Centre, with computers, internet access,TV, DVD, language laboratory, reference libraryand private study facilities. Free wireless internetaccess is also available on campus.

Course Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Certificate of Studies (subject tosatisfactory completion)

Sightseeing tour- Coach tour of the area on the firstday of the course




Homestay accommodation fees include... Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).

Notes

Courses B-2.30 and S-6.30may include special exam

practice sessions for theInternational Certificate inFinancial English (ICFE) and theInternational Legal EnglishCertificate (ILEC) respectively.Please refer to page 15 forexamination dates.

Students may elect to taketheir 20 lessons of intensive

English tuition in the ExecutiveCentre with an average of 2students (max. 4) per mini group, please refer to page 24.

If you would like an indicationof your English language level,

we can advise you on a suitable testto take before you enrol. This willbe used as a guide, and finalacceptance is subject to our entrytest held at the school. If you arenot yet at the minimum levelrequired, you will be transferred toa suitable alternative course.

A

B

Intensive Courses plus English for Business and Specialised Subjects 2012


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Total lessons per week (45 minutes)


Specialised lessons


General English -class size

Specialised English -group size

Minimum age


Course type

30

20

10

Intermediate to Advanced See note C

Standard option: Class average 10 (Max.15) See note B

Average 4 (Max. 6)Average 5 (Max. 8) 21 May to 24 August

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2 - 4

For the first week



Course fees

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

815

1145

1475

155

105

30

Standard homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling)

Pounds sterling

AccommodationFor further details of standardhomestay, executive homestay

and alternative accommodation please see pages 32 - 33.

B-1.30 English for Business Communication

B-2.30 English for Finance and Banking (see note A)

B-3.30 English for Management

B-4.30 English for Marketing and Sales

Business Subjects

Specialised Subjects

S-5.30 English for Medical Practice

S-6.30 English for Legal Practice (see note A)

For the first week



265

215

30

Executive homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling)

* 2 or 3 weeks only

B-1.30 B-2.30 B-3.30 B-4.30 S-5.30 S-6.30

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Includes enrolment fee, all textbooks and educational

materials

C

ExecutiveProgramme

The Anglo-Continental Executive Programme provides stimulating language training for busyprofessionals. The tuition is highly intensive and offers the most effective means of learning orimproving your English in the shortest possible time.

The executive centreOn this programme you study in our exclusive executive centre within our main campus. Thereare study rooms for mini groups and individuals, and a comfortable private lounge forrelaxation during your breaks – with computers and wireless internet access. Your speciallyselected teachers will ensure close attention to your educational needs.

Learning objectivesHaving identified your needs and established your level, we plan your course and thenmonitor your progress and regularly review your learning priorities:• Pre-training assessment form• Entry test and needs analysis• Individual tutorial in week one• Weekly feedback form

Personalised learningYou do not need to worry if you have a low level of English or if it has been a long time sinceyou studied in the classroom. Whether you are a beginner or a graduate in English, theteaching will be productive, enjoyable and appropriate to your needs.

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Your choice of coursesThe centre offers four categories of courses:• Intensive Study in a Mini Group, in which you work with a very small, select group of

people with similar levels of English to your own.• Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus English for Business and Specialised

Subjects, such as Business Communication, Finance and Banking, Management,Marketing and Sales, Medical Practice and Legal Practice.

• Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus Individual Tuition, which combines groupstudy with one-to-one lessons to meet your own particular needs.

• Intensive Individual Tuition, where you work with your personal team of two or threeteachers, one-to-one.

Specialised individual tuition (Courses E-2.30 to E-2.40 and E-3.20 to E-3.40)10 lessons of your weekly individual tuition may focus on specialised individual tuition in theEnglish of your own personal choice, selected from the subjects listed on page 25. If youchoose examination preparation, you can prepare for any of the examinations listed on page 15.

EProgramme Features

- Use of the exclusive executive lounge

- Optional preparation of a presentation, which we analyse and record on DVD

- Progress report and recommendations for further study on course completion

- Wireless internet access and exclusive use of computers in the executive lounge

- Weekly buffet lunch with your teachers and other executive students

- Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits areavailable throughout the day

Member of


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24

Course E-1.20 E-1.30E-1.25 B-1.30E B-3.30EB-2.30E

B-1.30E, B-2.30E, B-3.30E, B-4.30E S-5.30E, S-6.30E

Executive Courses 2012S-5.30EB-4.30E S-6.30E

Course entry dates 2012E-1.20, E-1.25, E-1.30 - See page 25

Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus English for Business and Specialised Subjects


General English -mini group size

Specialised English -group size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)Longer courses by arrangement

Course type

30

20

10

Intermediate to AdvancedSee note C on page 25

Average 2 (Max. 4)

Average 4 (Max. 6)Average 5 (Max. 8) 21 May to 24 August

18

2 - 4

Course fees

For the first week

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks


~

1615

2335

3055

~

Pounds sterling

Beginner to AdvancedSee note B on page 25

Average 2 (Max. 4)

~

18

1 - 12

20

20

~

25

25

~

30

30

~

Intensive Study in a Mini Group



Specialised lessons

Pounds sterling

For the first week



265

215

30


695

1260

1825

2390

565

815

1500

2185

2870

685

935

1740

2545

3350

805

B-1.30E English for Business Communication

B-2.30E English for Finance and Banking (see note A on page 25)

B-3.30E English for Management

B-4.30E English for Marketing and Sales

Specialised Subjects

S-5.30E English for Medical Practice

S-6.30E English for Legal Practice (see note A on page 25)

Business Subjects

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC3,16, 30 13, 27 12, 26 10, 23 8, 21 18 2,16, 30 13, 28 10, 24 8, 22 5, 19 3*

* 2 or 3 weeks only


materials

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Specialised individual tuition


Mini group size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)Longer courses by arrangement



Individual lessons

Yes See section below

Beginner to AdvancedSee note B

Average 2 (Max. 4) (Plus individual tuition)

18

1 - 12

Yes See section below

Beginner to AdvancedSee note B

Individual tuition

18

1 - 12

Course E-2.30 E-2.40E-2.35

For the first week



Course fees

For the first week

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks


Specialised individual tuition


30

20

10

35

25

10

40

30

10

20

~

20

25

~

25

30

~

30

1205

2240

3275

4310

1035

265

215

30

1320

2470

3620

4770

1150

1435

2700

3965

5230

1265

1160

2190

3220

4250

1030

1395

2660

3925

5190

1265

1670

3170

4670

6170

1500

1905

3640

5375

7110

1735

2140

4110

6080

8050

1970

Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus

Individual Tuition

Intensive Individual Tuition

Course type

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the Executive Centre loungeand facilities

- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Individual tutorial during your first week- End- of - course progress report- Certificate of StudiesInternet access- Computers available in the ExecutiveCentre lounge, self-service restaurant,multi-media learning centre and thelanguage laboratory. Free wirelessinternet access.



Executive accommodation fees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).

Notes

Courses B-2.30E and S-6.30Emay include special exam

practice lessons for theInternational Certificate inFinancial English (ICFE) and theInternational Legal EnglishCertificate (ILEC) respectively.Please refer to page 15 forexamination dates.

Participants at beginner toelementary levels should enrol

for a minimum of 2 weeks.

If you would like an indicationof your English language level,

we can advise you on a suitabletest to take before you enrol. Thiswill be used as a guide, and finalacceptance is subject to our entrytest held at the school. If you arenot yet at the minimum levelrequired, you will be transferred toa suitable alternative course.

Course entry dates 2012E-1.20, E-1.25, E-1.30 E-2.30, E-2.35, E-2.40 E-3.20, E-3.25, E-3.30, E-3.35, E-3.40

10 lessons of your weekly individual tuition may focus on specialised individualtuition in the English of your own personal choice, selected from:

If the specialised subject you require is not listed, please contact us to check itsavailability.

• Aviation• Business• Engineering• Finance• Legal practice• Linguistics

• Medical practice• Management• Examination

preparation• Human

resources• Social English

• Maritime industry• Hotels and

restaurants• Information

technology• Health and

safety at work

• Marketing and sales

• Travel andtourism

• Military English

• Industry andtechnology


E-3.25 E-3.35E-3.30 E-3.40E-3.20

35

~

35

40

~

40

B

A

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC3, 9, 16,23, 30

6,13,20,27

5,12,19, 26

2,10,16,23,30

8,14,21,28

6*,11,18, 25

2, 9,16,23, 30

6, 13,20, 28

3, 10,17, 24

1,8,15,22, 29

5,12,19,26

3,10, 17


materials

* Courses E-1.20, E-1.25, E-3.20 and E-3.25 only

CAlternativeaccommodation

Please see page 33.

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Club 45+ Programme

Programme Features

- Enjoyable English language tuition

- Relaxed conversation and discussion of current affairs and British life,

customs and culture

- All levels from Elementary to Upper Intermediate

- Special excursions and leisure activities

- Free access to the multi-media learning centre

More and more people in their forties, fifties and beyond appreciate the attraction of a short, wellorganised study programme - especially when it's combined with enjoyable foreign travel. If you areforty-five or over, this programme offers you the ideal opportunity to visit England for a stimulating andproductive holiday.

Your classes• You will study in a class where the minimum age is forty-five. There is no upper age limit.• The classroom approach is to create an informal atmosphere for purposeful learning, conducted at

a pace suitable for those who may not have been in a classroom for many years• Our friendly and approachable teachers will make the classes interesting and enjoyable and will

use the latest teaching methods and materials to build your confidence in speaking English • Group activities will be arranged to improve your comprehension and communication skills, such as

guided and free conversation practice, role play and discussion of aspects of British andinternational life, customs and culture

• Outside your lessons and activities, you will have free access to the Multi-Media Learning Centre

Excursions and leisure activitiesOutside the classroom you will have the benefit of guided excursions to places of historical andcultural interest, and of carefully arranged leisure activities. You will also have time for sightseeingand shopping on your own or with your new friends from the school.

Your accommodationWe normally provide accommodation with selected homestay families so thatyou will have no worries about your welfare and your meals. If you prefer tobe independent, however, we can recommend hotels or guest houses to meetyour needs. F

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English Language and Cultural Activities



Class size

Excursions

Leisure and cultural activities

Minimum age

Course are held between

Course type

20

Elementary to Upper Intermediate

Average 9 (Max.12)

2 per week

2 per week

45 - no upper limit

14 May - 2 June28 August - 22 September

Course F-1.20

Course fees

1 week

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

410

730

1050

1370

Course feesinclude...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-medialearning centre

- All textbooks and teachingmaterials

- Ring binder- Certificate of StudiesInternet access- Computers available in theself-service restaurant, multi-media learning centre andthe language laboratory.Free wireless internet access.

Activities programme- Excursions, leisure andcultural activities (including all entrance fees)

Homestayaccommodation fees include... Single roomFrom the Sunday beforecourse commencement to theSunday after its completionMealsBreakfast and evening mealMonday to Friday; breakfast,a light lunch and eveningmeal on Saturday andSunday (lunch from Mondayto Friday may be purchasedin the self-service restaurant atthe school).

For further details of standardand superior homestayaccommodation please seepage 32.

AlternativeaccommodationFor other accommodationplease see page 33.

Pounds sterling

For the first week


Standard homestay accommodation fees - single room

Activities programme

Excursions, leisure andcultural activities

For detailed information onexcursions and activities, pleaseask for our Club 45+ Programme

or visit our website at www.anglo-continental.com

Pounds sterling

155

105

1 week course entry dates 2012

MAY SEP28 17

Special Courses for the Over 45s 2012

Excursions planned2 excursions per week included in course fees(services of a guide, gratuities and whereappropriate, entrance fees are also included):• London to include a walking tour of

Westminster, a visit to a museum and time foradditional sightseeing or shopping.

• Winchester, England’s Capital City in Saxontimes and famed for one of Europe’s finestCathedrals. Includes a visit to Highclere Castle.

• Mottisfont Abbey, which houses in its walledgardens, the national collection of oldfashioned roses.

• The City of Salisbury - enjoy the market andMompesson House.

• Brighton - visits to the Royal Pavilion and ‘TheLanes’, 17th century fishermen’s cottages nowhousing antique and jewellery shops.

• Athelhampton House and Gardens.• The Titanic Exhibition at Southampton’s Sea

City Museum.• Sherborne Castle.

Optional excursionsAt extra cost (minimum 22 participants):• London to include a visit to the Tower of

London and Kew Gardens.• Isle of Wight to include Osborne House, the

holiday home of Queen Victoria.• Stonehenge and Stourhead House and

Gardens.

Leisure and culturalactivities2 activities per week included in course fees:• Sightseeing tour of the area.• Traditional English pub night in the New

Forest National Park with the teaching staff(meal and drinks not included).

• Bowls afternoon - meet local residents ofBournemouth, make new friends andparticipate in a game of bowls.

• Role Play - act out everyday situations.• ‘The chat room’ - conversational skills.• Social English - interactive activities.• Quiz session with prizes.• Cultural Topics - Mini lectures and discussions.

2 - 4 week course entry dates 2012

MAY* AUG SEP14, 21 28 3, 10

For the first week


Superior homestay accommodation fees - single room

Pounds sterling

265

215

1 week £ 2102 weeks £ 3703 weeks £ 5304 weeks £ 690

Partner programmeYour partner or a friend may come with you toEngland and participate in the excursions,leisure and cultural activities without taking thelessons. The fees (excluding homestayaccommodation) are:


materials

* Maximum 3 weeks duration

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TeacherTraining

Programme

Additional Information

- Additional entry dates and test dates can be arranged for groups

- We are a test centre for the University ofCambridge Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT)

- For a sample timetable please visit our website at www.anglo-continental.com

Anglo-Continental offers teacher training courses designed to develop the knowledge and teachingskills of people who teach English to secondary and adult learners, and also people who areinterested in teaching as a career.

20 lessons per week (Course T-1.20) of language teaching methodology and personal languagedevelopment. In this course, participants will explore and experience lively and creative teachingstrategies and ideas designed to refresh their teaching and to develop and extend their ownlanguage proficiency.

Plus

10 lessons per week (Course T-1.30) of Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT) practice for modules 1, 2and 3 aimed at providing participants with the opportunity to work through carefully selectedmaterial from the test module(s) appropriate to them. These lessons include feedback and guidancefrom the trainer.

• Module 1 - Language and background to language learning and teaching.

• Module 2 - Planning lessons and use of resources for language teaching.

• Module 3 - Managing the teaching and learning process.

or

10 lessons per week (Course T-2.30) of CLIL (Content and LanguageIntegrated Learning) module practice. This course aims to give participantsgreater awareness of the main theories, approaches and activities in CLIL andto encourage analysis of their usefulness or adaptability to their own teachingcontexts. The 10 lessons provide participants with the opportunity to workthrough carefully selected material from this test module. These lessons includefeedback and guidance from the trainer.

T

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Test dates for the University of Cambridge TKTWe must receive your enrolment at least 8 weeks before the test date.Please see page 15 for further details.

Lessons per week (45 minutes)

Guided private study(Minimum sessions per week)

Minimum languagelevels for entry

Class size

Minimum age

EU funding available


Courses areheld between

For the first week



2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

Per module

155

105

30

Notes

At least an Intermediate levelof English - level B1 of the

Council of Europe’s CommonEuropean Framework of Referencefor Languages (CEFR) - e.g. PET,IELTS band score of 4. If youwould like an indication of yourEnglish language level, we canadvise you on a suitable test to takebefore you enrol. This will be usedas a guide, and final acceptance issubject to our entry test held at theschool. If you are not yet at theminimum level required, you will betransferred to a suitable alternativecourse.

As a student of Anglo-Continental, a British Council

accredited school, you may beeligible for funding through the EUSocrates-Comenius Programme. Tofind out if you are eligible pleasevisit their website at:www.ec.europa.eu

A

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Ring binder- Educational Advisory Service- Certificate of Studies (subject tosatisfactory completion)




Homestay accommodation fees include... Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletionMealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).


Language and Methodology of English Teaching 2012plus optional Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT/CLIL) Modules

JUL9, 16,

23

JUL20


materials

Course T-1.20 T-1.30 T-2.30

Course fees

480

680

880

705

~

1305

705

~

~

3020 lessons of teaching

methodology plus- Personal languagedevelopment


plus10 lessons of TKT

modules 1, 2, 3practice

5

Intermediate - see note A

Average 10 (Max.15)

20

See note B

2 or 4

9 July - 3 August


methodologyplus- Personal languagedevelopment


5


Average 10 (Max.15)

20

See note B

2, 3 or 4

9 July - 3 August


methodology plus- Personal languagedevelopment


plus10 lessons of TKT CLIL

(Content andLanguage IntegratedLearning) modulepractice

5


Average 10 (Max.15)

20

See note B

2

9 July - 3 August



Test fees Pounds sterling Pounds sterling Pounds sterling

On application On application On application

Pounds sterling


T-1.20 T-1.30, T-2.30

JUL9, 23

AUG3

B

Other Anglo-Continental

Programmes

Request a Professional

Training Prospectus

Professional TrainingIn addition to our scheduled courses, we provide general, professional and technical Englishlanguage training programmes, by special arrangement, for government departments,commercial organisations and educational and training institutions throughout the world.

Specialisations offered include:• English for International Business and Industry

Business Communication, Finance and Banking, Management, Marketing and Sales,Hospitality and Tourism, Legal Practice, Medical Industry, Health and Safety, Engineeringand Maritime.

• English for Military and Security PersonnelAir Force, Army and Naval Personnel, Police Force and Immigration and Security Officers.

Aviation English DivisionAnglo-Continental’s Aviation English Division has been providing specialised English languagecourses to aviation organisations and individuals worldwide since 1971.

Courses available include:• Introduction to Aviation English• English for Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers• Teaching Methodology Course for Teachers of Aviation English• Professional Training Course for Raters/Assessors

Teacher Training CentreAnglo-Continental is an approved Training Centre for the University of Cambridge Certificatein English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA). These courses are designed for native ornear native speakers of English and are offered on a full-time or part-time basis.

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Please contact us for further

details

Postgraduate Diploma in Aviation Language Teaching and AssessmentOffered in partnership with Plymouth University, this formal professional qualification aims toprovide continuing professional development opportunities related to teaching in the field ofAviation Language. The programme consists of four modules:

• Aviation Language within the Aviation Industry• Aviation Language Teaching Methodology • Aviation Language Course Design• Formal Rating and Assessment in Aviation Language

Young Learners ProgrammeEnglish Language and Activity Courses for students aged 10-15 years. Lively, motivating, funlessons and outstanding programmes of guided excursions, sports and leisure activities. Thesecourses provide a high level of supervision and student care.

Vacation ProgrammeEnglish Language and Activity Courses for students aged 16-19 years. A comprehensiveprogramme of English language learning, excursions, sports and leisure activities.

Parent and Child ProgrammeWith our extensive range of English language programmes, Anglo-Continental is pleased tooffer courses for parents who wish to study at the same time as their children. Our coursestake place in Bournemouth, a renowned coastal resort and an ideal location for a relaxingholiday.

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To be introducedin 2012

HomestayAccommodation

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Selection of homestay accommodationCarefully selected homestay accommodation is anestablished feature of all our programmes. Thanks toour careful selection, administration and supervisionof our homestay accommodation, we ensure that youare comfortable and well looked after during yourcourse.

Homestay accommodation also provides a usefulextension of your studies: the opportunity to practiseyour English outside the classroom and to benefit fromtotal immersion in the English-speaking community.You'll learn more about British culture and the peopleof Great Britain - and it will make a real contributionto your progress.

Standard homestay accommodationAvailable for all students:- A pleasantly furnished single bedroom- Shared shower or bathroom and toilet facilities - 16 meals per week- A light laundry service will be provided

Executive/Superior homestay accommodation Available for students attending the Executive Programmeand subject to availability for Business and Specialised,Professional Training, Aviation and Club 45+ Programmes:- A spacious, comfortably furnished bedroom- Exclusive use of a shower or bathroom and toilet facilities- 16 meals per week- A washing and ironing service will be provided- Internet access is available in most executive homes

Our executive/superior hosts provide an enhancedstandard of hospitality and comfort.

Alternative accommodation While we strongly recommend homestay accommodation,alternative accommodation can be arranged on request forstudents over the age of 18 years. Any student under theage of 18 years, for whom the school arranges alternativeaccommodation, must be accompanied by an adult.If you wish to make your own accommodationarrangements, please refer to the Bournemouth Tourismwebsite at www.bournemouth.co.uk

Student hotel accommodationEn-suite rooms in ‘student hotel accommodation’, a short busjourney from the school. Details on application.

Please refer to our website at www.anglo-continental.com/en/uk/hotel.html for further information.

Hotels and guest housesHotels and guest houses with prices starting from £ 35 pernight for bed and breakfast. Reservations made on behalf ofstudents are subject to a reservation fee.

Room and breakfast or room onlyFor students aged 18 years or over it may be possible toarrange homestay accommodation on a room andbreakfast, or room only basis.

Please contact us for details and availability.

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AlternativeAccommodation

Excursions

At Anglo-Continental we give you every opportunity to see thesights of Southern England. Throughout the year we offer anextensive choice of full-day and half-day guided excursions tointeresting towns and cities, historic castles and stately homes,safari parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty. You canvisit the great landmarks of London, go shopping in OxfordStreet or see the world's leaders in the waxworks at MadameTussaud's. You can visit the university city of Oxford, or lookround Winchester, the ancient capital of England. You can seethe famous Lions of Longleat, Stratford-upon-Avon, WarwickCastle and many other fascinating places according to yourchoice.

Visits and excursions are arranged to events of special interest,such as air displays, exhibitions and international sportsfixtures as they occur. Whatever your preferences, you willprobably find them featured in the excursion programme.

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Excursions

Leisure

At Anglo-Continental we arrange leisure activities such asfilm shows, table tennis, table football and board games(included in the fees).

In addition, Bournemouth has all the leisure andentertainment facilities of a leading holiday resort:

• Cinemas and theatres with films and plays of every kind

• Concerts, exhibitions and other events of internationalcalibre

• Every kind of music - including the famous BournemouthSymphony Orchestra

• An exceptional choice of pubs, clubs and lively places ofentertainment

These activities add a new dimension to your studies,improve and extend your English, and help to ensure thatyou enjoy your stay with us.

Sports

You can select from a wide choice of sports activities (some at extra cost):

• Every kind of water sport, including sailing, water-skiing,surfing and windsurfing in Bournemouth Bay or in PooleHarbour, Europe’s largest natural harbour

• Swimming in the sea or in a choice of indoor pools

• Team games, such as football, volleyball, basketball andsoftball

• Individual sports such as tennis, badminton and bowls

• Visits to local sports centres for gymnastics, squash, fitnesstraining or martial arts

You can go horse riding in the nearby New Forest NationalPark, play golf on your choice of excellent courses in andaround Bournemouth, or compete with your friends at ten-pinbowling.

Whichever activities you prefer, our staff will be available tohelp you with the arrangements.

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Leisure & Sports

Car and coach transferson arrival and departure

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) only

Operates every Sunday from 10 June to 19 August 2012 to

Bournemouth, and from 10 June to 2 September 2012

from Bournemouth

Journey time:2 to 21/2 hours

Reservation andconfirmationof flight details

required no later than 7 days in advance. Late

notification may result in youhaving to make your own

transfer arrangements.

From/to London Heathrow June, July and August only - arriving/departing - Terminals 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

From London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to accommodation - £ 36

From accommodation to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) - £ 31

Charges per person

Anglo-Continental coach transfers 2012

We have special arrangementswith MOBILE RADIO CARS tohave cars available at the coachterminal/railway station withinthe Bournemouth TravelInterchange to take you to youraccommodation.

Mobile Radio Cars' TelephoneNo. 01202 51 80 00Approximate cost of taxi: £ 7 to £ 12

On arrivalOur coaches depart from LondonHeathrow Airport (LHR) toBournemouth at regular intervalsbetween 08.00 and 20.00 hours.Depending on the time you enter theArrivals Hall, you may have to waitup to 3 hours for the next coachdeparture.

On departureOur coaches depart from Anglo-Continental, Bournemouth toLondon Heathrow Airport (LHR) atregular intervals between 05.00 and 16.00 hours. You should allow5 hours for travel, check-in andsecurity procedures. For flightsdeparting before 10.00 hours orafter 21.00 hours, National Expresscoach services or Anglo-Continentalcar transfer services are available.

Operates daily throughout the year.

Charges for other points ofarrival or departure and for

more than 2 passengers, areavailable on request.

Reservation of car transfer services

To guarantee this service the arrival/departure details

are required no later than 7 days in advance. Late

notification may result in youhaving to make your own

transfer arrangements.

London HeathrowAirport (LHR)£ 150

London GatwickAirport (LGW)£ 165

London CityAirport (LCY)£ 220

Up to 2 hours’ waiting time from the notified time of arrival

no charge

Each additional 30 minutes delay orpart thereof, for whatever reason,including parking charges - £ 16

Any destination Charges per car per single journey (maximum 2 passengers including luggage)

Anglo-Continental car transfers 2012

Additional charges for delays

Charges for transfersThe charges quoted are per car,whether it is used by 1 or 2passengers. If either or bothpassengers fail to arrive, the fullcharge remains payable. If 2passengers are sharing a car, theymust arrive and depart on the sameflight.

Fuel surchargeIf a transportation company levies asurcharge because of an increase inthe price of fuel, the additional costwill be charged to you. Please checkthe website for the latest charges www.anglo-continental.com/transfer.html

London StanstedAirport (STN)£ 215

London LutonAirport (LTN)£ 190

SouthamptonAirport (SOU)£ 75

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Charges include:- Meeting and guiding you to thecoach

- Coach transfer- Taxi to your accommodation inBournemouth on arrival and, when areturn transfer to the airport isreserved, from accommodation to theschool on departure

Getting you to your destinationIt is our aim to get you to yourdestination as quickly as possible.However, please take into accountthat delays may occur due to laterelease of luggage, UK BorderControl, Customs Control and heavyroad traffic.

Public airport transfers 2012

National Express coachesoperate daily throughout the year from the following airports:

- London Heathrow - London Gatwick - London Stansted - London Luton - London City

For the latest information onNational Express coach services,including timetables and prices,you can visit the website:www.nationalexpress.com

There are frequent train servicesfrom Southampton Airport toBournemouth railway station.Full information on these servicesis available on request, or at thewebsite:www.nationalrail.co.uk

There are frequent bus servicesfrom Bournemouth InternationalAirport to Bournemouth towncentre where taxis are availableto take you to youraccommodation. Full informationon these services is available onrequest, or at the website:www.bournemouth-airport-shuttle.co.uk

National Express Coachesfrom London Airports

Train Services fromSouthampton Airport

Arrival in Bournemouth at the Travel Interchange

Bournemouth Airport Shuttle Buses

When you leave the Customs Hall you will see our Representative waiting for you in theArrivals Area. For Terminal 5, meet our representative in front of the “COSTA” sign.

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ReservationThese transfers must be booked no later than 7 days before the date of arrival, stating:- name and address- student reference number- date of arrival- time of arrival- flight number- airport of departure- airport of arrival - details of connecting flight if applicable

Arrival at the airportWhen you leave the Customs Hall look for ourRepresentative carrying a sign with the name ofthe school.

If you do not see our Representative then go tothe INFORMATION desk. Ask the staff to callthe Anglo-Continental Representative. If you arrive in London Heathrow Terminal 5, ourRepresentative will be waiting for you in front ofthe “COSTA” sign.

If you have difficulties, call the emergencytelephone number in your confirmation ofenrolment letter.

Luggage identificationPlace the Anglo-Continental labels on yourluggage for easy identification and forrecognition by our staff.

Luggage allowance - airlinesPlease note that airlines apply different luggagerestrictions (i.e. size, weight, contents andnumber of items). We advise you to check withthe airline before you travel.

Luggage allowance - car and coach transfersYour free allowance is one piece of luggage ofa standard size and shape weighing not morethan 23kg, plus one item of hand luggage ofnot more than 10kg.If your luggage does not conform with theabove, it is important that you advise us well inadvance or you may find that the excessluggage cannot travel with you and you mayincur additional costs.

CancellationNotice of cancellation or change of a transfermust be received by the school before 12.00hours (British Time) on the Wednesday prior to

the scheduled day of arrival or departure. Ifsuch notice is not received within the periodstipulated, we incur obligations to the transportcompanies and therefore the full charge is due.

Liability and insuranceWe cannot accept responsibility for any delay inscheduled services, or if any service cannot beprovided as specified, or for any loss, damageor injury to students or their property duringtravel. We advise you to take out personalinsurance to cover yourself against these risks.

PaymentPayment for transfers must be made before thedate of provision of the service. Any additionalcharges (e.g. delayed arrival) must be paidimmediately on arrival at the school.

Emergency telephone numbersIn the case of an emergency during yourtransfer, please contact the emergency telephonenumber stated in your confirmation of enrolmentletter.

Information for Anglo-Continental Car and Coach transfers

All enrolments are subject to these conditions,which become legally binding on confirmationof acceptance by Anglo-Continental, and to theage limitations and arrangements specified inAnglo-Continental’s official publications.

The enrolled student intends and is able tofollow and complete the course of study atAnglo-Continental and declares that he/she shallabide by all current UK laws and leave theUnited Kingdom at the end of his/her studies.

Anglo-Continental reserves the right to withholdconfirmation of an enrolment, at its discretion, ifsuch action is deemed necessary in the interestsof the student or the school.

FeesThe fees for courses and accommodation arevalid from 1 January to 31 December eachyear. The fees for the following year arenormally published in July/August.

The fees must be received in full byAnglo-Continental not later than two weeksbefore course commencement. Course fees arecalculated in complete weeks, and any part of a week is counted as a full week.

No compensation, fee reductions, refunds,credit, additional lessons or extension of thecourse can be given for:

- services or facilities included in the fees andnot used;

- late entry to or absence or early departurefrom a course without formal curtailment;

- lessons replaced by testing, class allocationprocedures or the sightseeing tour on courseentry dates;

- days when schools are closed because ofofficial holidays.

Any refunds which are approved can only bemade by the office or Representative to whom

the fees were originally paid. Anglo-Continentalreserves the right to make fee adjustments as aresult of changes in exchange rates or statutorytaxes without prior notice.

School regulationsAnglo-Continental publishes regulations toensure that the courses operate smoothly.Acceptance of and compliance with theseregulations, and with English law, are contractualobligations on the part of the student.

Whenever Anglo-Continental accepts the enrolmentof a student below the minimum age specifiedfor the course or below the age of 16 years, theperson enrolling the student accepts responsibilityfor his or her conduct, security and well-being.

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Conditions of enrolment 2012

Cancellation or postponement of a course

An enrolment is not transferable but may becancelled or postponed without incurringcharges, provided that written notice is receivedby Anglo-Continental not less than two weeksbefore the scheduled date of coursecommencement. In the absence of such notice, or if less than two weeks’ notice is received:

- in the case of cancellation, a fee of £ 500 ispayable in lieu of notice;

- in the case of postponement, Anglo-Continentalreserves the right to levy a charge to coveradministration and accommodation costsincurred on the student's behalf;

- should the application for a visa be refused,we will refund any published fees paid inadvance (after deduction of an administrationcharge of £ 50) provided that you send us acopy of the letter of refusal from the BritishEmbassy before the intended start date of thecourse.

Any additional charges for services provided bya third party (such as UK Border Agency fees,hotel accommodation, flat rental and courierservices) are not refundable.

Curtailment of a course(Excluding courses with reduced fees)

If a course of more than eight weeks' duration iscurtailed by the student, four weeks' notice mustbe given to the school. If no notice or insufficientnotice is given, course fees must be paid in lieuof notice together with any accommodationcharges due. In all cases, course fees must bepaid for a minimum of eight weeks.

If a course of eight weeks' duration or less iscurtailed, no refund of course fees can be given.Students must have personal insurance againstinability to attend or continue a course formedical or compassionate reasons (see ‘liabilityand insurance’).

Change of course(Excluding courses with reduced fees)

If after commencement of a course, the studentwishes to change to a course of a lower

specification, two weeks' notice must be givento the school. If approved, the change must bemade on a scheduled entry date for the newcourse.

Any refund due will be in the form of a credittowards any required extension of the amendedcourse or towards any subsequent course withAnglo-Continental during the twelve monthsfollowing the end of the amended course. Thecredit is not transferable to any other person,and no cash refund can be given.

English language level

Any information about your level received priorto your arrival will act as a guide only. YourEnglish language level will be determined byour entry test on your first day. If you are not atthe required level for your course, you will betransferred to a suitable alternative course.

Accommodation

The fee for the first week in homestayaccommodation includes a non-refundableadministration charge to cover the cost ofselection, reservation and administration.

Any request to change or leave accommodation,either separately or in conjunction with thecurtailment of a course, must be made toAnglo-Continental at least two weeks before thedate of the proposed move and approvedbefore the change is made. Failing this,accommodation fees are payable in lieu of notice.Accommodation fees continue to be payable forany periods of absence during the course.

Photographs and film

During our courses, we sometimes takephotographs and film footage, some of whichmay be incorporated into future publicitymaterial. If you do not wish to appear in anypromotional publications, please advise us inwriting before the start of your course.

Liability and insuranceAnglo-Continental, its Representatives and staffwill not be liable for any loss, damage, illnessor injury to persons or property howevercaused, except where such liability is imposedby statute. It is the student’s responsibility to

take out personal insurance against all suchrisks, including inability to attend or continue acourse and for the payment of medicalexpenses.

Force majeureIt shall be a fundamental condition of thecontract between the student andAnglo-Continental or its Representatives thatneither Anglo-Continental nor its Representativesshall be in any way liable to the student in theevent of any service contracted to be suppliedby them becoming impossible to supply byreason of industrial dispute or other causeoutside their control.

Data protectionTo ensure that your course at Anglo-Continentalmeets your requirements we and, if appropriate,the Anglo-Continental Representative in yourown country will need to use the informationyou provide (such as your personal data anddetails of any special requirements) in order toprocess your enrolment.

We must pass your information on to thoseinvolved in providing you with services relatingto your stay at Anglo-Continental such as, butnot limited to, your reservation ofaccommodation and transfer services. Theinformation may also be provided, if required,to security or credit-checking organisations,customs and the UK Border Agency as requiredby UK law.

Please note that where your information is heldby an Anglo-Continental Representative, it willbe subject to your Representative’s own dataprotection policy and their country’s national law.

Validity of conditions

These Conditions of enrolment and Additionalconditions for long-term courses are valid from 1 January 2012 and are subject to English law.The English language version is legally bindingin all cases.

Anglo-Continental reserves the right to waive oradjust the specifications of a course, which mayinclude age limits, without prior notification.

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Additional conditions apply to:- Long-Term General Programme Courses: G-1.20L/G-1.25L/G-1.30L

- Academic Study Programme Course: A-1.30

Curtailment of a course If a long-term course is curtailed after itscommencement, no refund of course fees can begiven. It is the student's responsibility to take outpersonal insurance against inability to attend orcontinue a course for medical or compassionatereasons (see ‘liability and insurance’ above).

Change of courseAn enrolment for a long-term course may not bechanged after course commencement exceptwhere the student wishes to prolong or include acourse of a higher specification with the approvalof the school.

School holidaysStudents following long-term courses may apply totake holidays, in complete weeks from Monday toFriday, at times convenient to the programme andwith the approval of the Director of Studies.Holidays are allowed on the basis of a maximum

of two weeks per twelve weeks of theprogramme, and application must be made to theschool not less than two weeks in advance. Ineach case the total course duration will beextended to compensate for the number of weeks’holiday taken. Holidays may not be taken whenfollowing intensive IELTS or FCE preparation,Examination Practice or Business and Specialisedoptions.

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Enrolment form 2012

On arrival

On departure

On arrival

On departure

Signature (If you are under 18 years of age, signature of parent or guardian)

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Accommodation data

I require standard homestay accommodation as specified for the duration of the course (Sunday to Sunday). Available for all students.I require executive homestay accommodation for the duration of the course. Available for students attending the Executive Programme and subject to availability forfor Business and Specialised, Professional Training, Aviation and Club 45+ Programmes.

I require alternative accommodation

Please specify details including dates:

I do not require accommodation. I shall be making my ownarrangements and will notify you of the address before my arrival in England.

Will you have a car available during your stay? Yes No

Do you smoke? Yes No

Do you suffer from any allergy, dietary or medical condition of which we should be aware? Or doyou have any special dietary requirements? Yes No e.g. vegetarian. If yes, please give details separately.

Transfer services (Please refer to page 36)

I wish to reserve:

Anglo-Continental car transfer

Airport/Place of arrival

Airport/Place of departureIf you reserve a transfer, you must advise Anglo-Continental of your travel details not less than 7 days before your arrival.

Anglo-Continental coach transfer (Operates every Sunday from 10 June to 19 August from London Heathrow Airport to Bournemouth, and from 10 June to 2 September from Bournemouth to London Heathrow Airport)

What is your present level of English?

Beginner Intermediate

Elementary Upper Intermediate

Pre-Intermediate Advanced

Day Month Year

Course data (Complete for each course required)

Course Coursenumber name

Entry date Number of weeks

Day Month Year

Course Coursenumber name

Entry date Number of weeks

Personal data

(Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS)

Mr Mrs Miss Other Please mark

Family name

First name

Date of birth

Place and country of birth

Nationality

Mother tongue

Passport number (If you require a visa)

Occupation

Home address

Road PO Box

Town/Postcode

Country

Mailing address (If different from home address)

Name

Road PO Box

Town/Postcode

Country

Contact numbers

Telephone - private

Telephone - business

Telephone - mobile

Fax - private

Fax - business

Email

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Examination data

If you intend to take an examination, please complete the examinationsenquiry form which is available on request or can be downloaded fromwww.anglo-continental.com/examform.pdf

Please send me the examinations enquiry form

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Pre-training assessment for the Business and Specialisedand Executive Programmes

If you enrol on one of the above Programmes, you should complete the Pre-training assessment form on pages 41 and 42 in order for us toprepare for your course as fully as possible.

Have you attended an Anglo-Continental course before? Yes No

If yes, in which year(s):

SignatureI confirm that I have read and accept the ‘Conditions of enrolment’ on pages37 and 38, and have completed the ‘Payment of fees’ on page 40.

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How to calculate your fees

Course fees First course weeks = £

Second course weeks = £

Third course weeks = £

Accommodation fees weeks = £

High season supplement weeks = £

Sub total £

Other charges On arrival On departure

Anglo-Continental car transfer £

Anglo-Continental coach transfer £

UK Border Agency CAS Fee £

Total £

How to pay your fees

Bank chequeI enclose/will send a bank cheque, drawn on a British bank, made payable to Anglo-Continental

Bank transferI will arrange for a bank transfer using SWIFT to:

Lloyds TSB Bank plc, 45 Old Christchurch RoadBournemouth BH1 1ED, Englandaccount name: Anglo-Continentalaccount number: 01 91 75 58IBAN: GB05 LOYD 3091 0801 9175 58BIC: LOYDGB21045sort code: 30-91-08

(Please inform your bank that you will pay all bank transfer charges both in your own countryand in England, and send us a copy of the Bank’s Transfer Confirmation as proof of payment.)

My company/sponsor will pay the fees

Company/Sponsor’s name

Road PO Box

Town/Postcode

Country

Name of person responsible for payment

Telephone

Mobile

Email

Credit card/Payment cardI will pay by credit card/payment card (most major cards accepted). I authorise Anglo-Continental to debit my credit/debit card with the applicable fees, in accordance with my enrolment, 2 weeks before course commencement. I understand the visa deposit (if applicable) will be deducted immediately.

Type of card

Card number

Valid from / Expiry date /Security code Security codeAmerican Express other cards

Name of cardholder

Road PO Box

Town/Postcode

Country

Signature of cardholder

Where to pay your feesI will pay the fees to Anglo-Continental’s Representative(Please do not complete ‘how to pay your fees’ section asour Representatives have their own payment procedures)

I will pay the fees to Anglo-Continental(In this case, please complete the relevant section in ‘how to pay your fees’)

When to pay your fees

If you DO NOT require a VISAThe fees must be received in full at least 2 weeks before coursecommencement. (No deposit required).

If you REQUIRE a VISATo obtain a visa you will need our confirmation documents. We musttherefore ask you for a deposit of £ 500 (deductible when you payyour fees), or the full amount of the fees due, at the time of enrolment.We must also register your details with the UK Border Agency, which atpresent charges £ 10 per person to issue a Certificate of Acceptance toStudy (CAS). You will be automatically invoiced for this fee.

I wish to pay the deposit of £ 500 now (deductible when I pay myfees) and I confirm that I will pay the balance to reach Anglo-Continental not later than 2 weeks before course commencement

I wish to pay the fees in full now

Please send your ‘Enrolment form’ to our Representative inyour country or, if no address is given, to:

Anglo-Continental29-35 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH2 6NA, EnglandTelephone (GB code) +(0)1202 55 74 14Fax (GB code) +(0)1202 55 61 56Email [email protected] www.anglo-continental.com

If you have been advised by our Representatives in your country, please write their name, company name and address in the space provided below.

Please repeat the name of the enrolled person as itappears on the ‘Enrolment form’ overleaf

Family name

First name

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Refund guaranteeShould your application for a visa be refused, we will refund any published fees paid by you (after deduction of an administration charge

of £ 50), provided that you send us a copy of the letter of refusal fromthe British Embassy before the intended start date of your course.

Any additional charges for services provided by a third party (such asUK Border Agency CAS charges, hotel accommodation, flat rental andcourier services) are not covered by this guarantee.

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Pre-training assessment formFor Executive, Business and Specialised Programmes onlyWe would like to prepare for your course as fully as possible. It istherefore important that we have clear information about your needs.Please complete this form as soon as possible and return it to theaddress overleaf.

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Previous language training

Have you previously attended a course at Anglo-Continental? Yes No

If yes, in which year(s):

Are you currently studying English? Yes No

If yes, which course book(s) are you using?

What is your present level of English?

Beginner Intermediate

Elementary Upper Intermediate

Pre-Intermediate Advanced

Section 2Your General English learning prioritiesPlease indicate in the boxes below the importance to you of improvingyour English in the specified areas:

1 = Very important 2 = Important 3 = Less important 4 = Not important

Listening Vocabulary

Speaking Grammar

Reading Pronunciation

Writing

Please completesections 1, 3, 5and 6

Please completesections 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6

Job description

Company name

Job title

Brief job description

Section 3Please provide us with details of any areas of the business orspecialised subject which particularly interest you.

(Example: Terminology for medical research)

Please completesections 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6

Students enrolled on anIntensive Course with English for Business and Specialised SubjectsB-1.30, B-2.30, B-3.30, B-4.30, S-5.30 and S-6.30

Students enrolled onIntensive Study in a Mini GroupE-1.20, E-1.25, E-1.30

Students enrolled onIntensive Study in a Mini Group plus Individual Tuition E-2.30, E-2.35, E-2.40orIntensive Individual Tuition E-3.20, E-3.25, E-3.30, E-3.35 and E-3.40

Please completesections 1, 2 and 6

(If necessary continue on page 42)

Students enrolled onIntensive Study in a Mini Group plus English for Business and Specialised subjectsB-1.30E, B-2.30E, B-3.30E, B-4.30E, S-5.30E and S-6.30E

Section 1Personal data

(Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS)

Mr Mrs Miss Other Please mark

Family name

First name(s)

Age

Course number

Entry date

Reference number (if known)

Contact information

In preparation for your course, we may require additional informationfrom you.

Telephone

Mobile

Fax

Email

Website (if applicable)

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Please send your ‘Pre-training assessment form’ to:

Anglo-ContinentalMrs Véronique Bethell - Professional Training Supervisor29-35 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH2 6NA, EnglandTelephone (GB code) +(0)1202 55 74 14Fax (GB code) +(0)1202 55 61 56Email [email protected] www.anglo-continental.com

Section 4Ten sessions per week of your Individual Tuition can either be inGeneral English or in the English of your own specialised field. If yourequire tuition in Specialised English, please write the subject below(see page 25 for a list of possible subjects).(Examples: English for Hospitality and Tourism

English for Maritime IndustryEnglish for Engineering)

Please also include any areas of that subject which particularly interestyou. (Example: attending conferences and trade fairs and dealingwith international clients).

Thank you for completing this assessment. We aim toensure that you make the best possible progress in Englishduring your stay.

Section 6Other information/areas of interestPlease let us have any other information which you believe would help us toprepare for your course:

Section 5Your Specialised English learning prioritiesPlease indicate in the boxes below the importance to you of improvingyour English in the specified areas:1 = Very important 2 = Important 3 = Less important 4 = Not important

Meetings Formal correspondence

Negotiations Informal correspondence

Presentations Reports

Telephone calls Professional literature

Social situations Advertising material

Typical documentsTo help make your course more relevant to your work, it would be usefulif you could bring some typical documents which you frequently use.Please indicate in the boxes below which documents you plan to bring:

Letters Reports

Contracts Agreements

Professional journals Company magazines

Product information Promotional brochures

Balance sheets Annual reports

Curriculum vitae Examination papers

Your arrival

Before you travel to England, we will sendyou a letter of confirmation of enrolment andour ‘Information Guide for Adults’ which willgive you all the information you need aboutyour stay with Anglo-Continental.

Student care

When you are away from home, problemscan arise. Most of these are easily solvedwith the help of our Student Services staff. In more complicated situations, or in caseswhere medical assistance is required, ourwelfare counsellors are entirely at yourdisposal, offering you a professional andcompletely confidential service.

From your first contact with us to your lastday at Anglo-Continental, we will give you all the help you need.

Student travel insurance

For your protection and peace of mind youshould have comprehensive travel insurancewhich should include any possible cancellationor curtailment charges. Such insurance may beobtained through your own travel adviser. Ifhowever, you would like further advice, pleasecontact us.

Medical treatment

Where appropriate, Anglo-Continental canassist with the arrangement of emergencymedical and dental treatment as provided by the British National Health Service.

Lesson duration

All lessons are of 45 minutes duration.

20 lessons per week = 15 hours 25 lessons per week = 18 hours 45 minutes30 lessons per week = 22 hours 30 minutes35 lessons per week = 26 hours 15 minutes40 lessons per week = 30 hours

School and national holidays

Anglo-Continental schools are closed:

24 December 2011 to2 January 2012 for 1 week

22 December 2012 to6 January 2013 for 2 weeks

Anglo-Continental schools are also closed onofficial national holidays declared by the BritishGovernment. Those scheduled for 2012 are:6 April, 9 April, 7 May, 4 June, 5 June and 27 August.

If your entry date coincides with an officialholiday, your accommodation will still bereserved for you from the Sunday before yourcourse commences, and we would advise you to plan to arrive on that day. Your course willbegin with the entry test on the next workingday following the holiday.

No compensation, fee reductions, refunds,credit, additional lessons or extension of thecourse can be given for days when the school is closed because of official holidays.

Accommodation during school holidays

If you are attending a course which continuesafter the school holiday 22 December 2012 to 6 January 2013, full board standard homestayaccommodation will be provided during theholiday, at a cost of £ 155 per week. This willbe automatically reserved and invoiced. If youdo not require this accommodation you mustinform us at least 4 weeks before the holidayperiod and we will arrange a full refund.

How to enrol

Please complete the ‘Enrolment form’ and‘Payment of fees’ on pages 39 and 40.

- Choose the course or courses you wish toattend

- Select the entry date and decide how manyweeks you wish to study

- Complete the accommodation section

- Decide if you wish to use a car or coachtransfer from the place of arrival in England toBournemouth

- Select where, when and how you wish to payyour fees

- Send the ‘Enrolment form’, completed on bothsides, to our Representative in your country.Alternatively post, fax or email it to Anglo-Continental.

You can also enrol and make secure credit cardpayments online at: www.anglo-continental.com

This symbol will appear at the bottom ofyour screen indicating that this form is secureand that any details you enter cannot beaccessed by anyone except Anglo-Continental.

Our confirmation

When your ‘Enrolment form’ is received andaccepted by the school the following documentswill be sent to you:

- A letter of confirmation of enrolment

- An invoice for the full amount of the fees due

- Your accommodation address (due to thecareful procedure involved in selecting youraccommodation, the address may be sent toyou at a later date)

- Our ‘Information Guide for Adults’

If you require a visa we can only send you thesedocuments after we have received your depositof £ 500 (deductible when you pay your fees)or the full amount of the fees due.

Entry to England

When you pass through UK Border Control onarrival in England you will be required to showyour:

- Passport or identity card

- Visa (if required)

- Confirmation of enrolment from Anglo-Continental

- Copy of the bank’s transfer confirmation, orother evidence that you have paid your fees toAnglo-Continental or its Representative.

UK visa requirements

If you are unsure whether you will need a visato study in the UK you can find useful up-to-dateinformation about visas on the UK BorderAgency website at:www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk. You may alsowish to consult your nearest British Embassy orConsulate.

If you require a visa in order to study in the UK,we strongly recommend that you apply as earlyas possible for your course as the applicationprocedure may take several weeks to complete.Anglo-Continental must be in receipt of adeposit of £ 500 (deductible when you payyour fees) or the full amount of the fees duebefore issuing a visa letter or Certificate ofAcceptance to Study (CAS).

Anglo-Continental’s UK Border Agency’sLicence Number

Anglo-Continental holds Highly Trusted Sponsor(HTS) status on the UK Border Agency’s Registerof Sponsors. Anglo-Continental's UKBA Licencenumber is: 52F9Y0GV5.

Further details are available on our website:www.anglo-continental.com/visas.html

Schengen visa

If you require a visa to travel to the UK and youintend to travel within Europe during your stay, itis advisable that you also obtain a Schengenvisa before you travel to the UK. The Schengenvisitor visa has made travelling between its 15European member countries much easier. Forfurther information visit the Schengen visawebsite at www.schengenvisa.cc

Refund guarantee

Should your application for a visa be refused,we will refund any published fees paid by you(after deduction of an administration charge of£ 50) provided that you send us a copy of theletter of refusal from the British Embassy beforethe intended start date of your course.

Any additional charges for services provided bya third party (such as UK Border Agency CAScharges, hotel accommodation, flat rental andcourier services) are not covered by thisguarantee.

PLEASE NOTE

As UK visa requirements may change at anytime, we strongly advise you to check the UKBorder Agency website for the latestinformation: www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

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General information

Anglo-Continental29-35 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH2 6NA, EnglandTelephone (GB code) +(0)1202 55 74 14Fax (GB code) +(0)1202 55 61 56Email [email protected] www.anglo-continental.com

This is the official version of the Anglo-Continental Prospectus. It is valid from 1 January to 31 December 2012, and replaces all previous editions. We reserve the right to introduce changesand improvements without prior notice. Anglo-Continental is registered in England (No. 1174957) at the above address under the Companies Act with limited liability as Anglo-Continental Educational Group Limited. UKBA Licence number 52F9Y0GV5. © Copyright Anglo-Continental 2011 EN-01

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