Summer English courses in Ramsgate

Our General English courses follow a syllabus which is designed to help students develop fluency and confidence when communicating in English and improve their abilities in the four main skills of speaking, writing, reading and listening. We also encourage students to develop their own independent learning skills and monitor their progress through regular tests and written feedback reports.

Our General English courses follow a syllabus which is designed to help students develop fluency and confidence when communicating in English and improve their abilities in the four main skills of speaking, writing, reading and listening. We also encourage students to develop their own independent learning skills and monitor their progress through regular tests and written feedback reports.

Our one-to-one lessons are scheduled by the hour and usually take place in the afternoon (if only a few hours per week are required). These lessons can concentrate either on General English or on any specialist areas that the student is interested in (such as business, work presentations, marketing or management

English Extra combines 15 hours (20 lessons) of our standard General English programme with 5 hours of one-to-one lessons (as described above). It is also possible to add more private lessons to the course.

Our General English courses follow a syllabus which is designed to help students develop fluency and confidence when communicating in English and improve their abilities in the four main skills of speaking, writing, reading and listening. We also encourage students to develop their own independent learning skills and monitor their progress through regular tests and written feedback reports.

This is the highest level, non-specialist Cambridge examination and is held twice a year in June and December. Churchill House offers 15 or 16-week courses starting in March and August.

The most popular Cambridge Examination, tests English at an Upper Intermediate level. We offer a 10 or 12-week course starting in January then 11 or 12-week courses starting in April and October.

IELTS is very widely recognised by universities in Britain and many other English-speaking countries. It is definitely the first test to think about if you want to study at a British university.