Frequently asked questions
How to enroll, which documents to bring, and answers to what students and parents ask most.
How to enroll
Fill out the application form, in person at the school or online.
Hand in the required documents with the form.
If you have studied English before, take the written and oral placement test on the set day, so we can find the right level for you.
Pick the class and time that suit you. The class details, including the start date, days, and times, are sent to you by text message.
Documents to bring
- A copy of your national ID card
- One recent 3×4 photo
- Proof of tuition payment (bank, card reader at the school, or online)
- The completed and signed application form
Questions
What is the best age to start learning English?
Many experts believe that the younger children start a second language, the more successful they are in the years that follow. That is why our classes start at age four.
How much is the tuition?
Tuition is set every year by the provincial Department of Education and the Department of Culture and Islamic Guidance. Call the school for the tuition of the course you are interested in.
What documents do I need to enroll?
New students: a copy of your national ID card, a photo, proof of tuition payment, and the completed and signed application form.
Returning students: your national ID card and proof of tuition payment.
Why do I need to take a placement test?
Students come to us with very different levels of English. The placement test makes sure everyone starts at the level and course that match what they can already do.
Do you only teach conversation?
We believe that to talk in a language you need its grammar, vocabulary, and everything else too. Classes focus mainly on speaking, and that is what motivates students to learn the rest.
For people who only want to speak, the Conversation Only course runs on Friday mornings.
What is a TPM?
A TPM (Teacher Parents Meeting) is a meeting with the teacher. Once a term, parents of younger students, or adult students themselves, are invited to talk with the teacher about strengths and weak spots. Parents also get tips on current ways of learning a language and how to study each part of the book.
Do students get a certificate?
Yes. Students who pass their courses receive a certificate of completion.
Do the teachers have university degrees?
Most of our teachers hold a master’s degree or are studying for one. Every teacher completes the school’s teacher training course before starting, and their classes are observed throughout each term.
What facilities does the school have?
Classrooms are bright and well ventilated, with LED displays. The school also has a library, internet access, and a bookshop, so books and learning materials are close at hand.
What if I can’t attend the final exam?
Tell the school manager your reason at least two days in advance. If it is accepted, you can take a make-up exam.