Students should pass Level 1 or a placement exam to be enrolled in to Level 2. They need to obtain 50% in the Pre Elementary Level Exams to progress to Level 2.

Throughout the course the students study Grammar Skills (including General Study Skills), Writing Skills, Listening & Speaking Skills, Reading Skills and Multi Media Skills.

There is 18 hours face to face tuition per week for each skill, with the exception of Multi Media Skills, which is 1 hour face to face tuition per week. The students cover learning outcomes in a given timeframe before completing assessment tasks. The students are assessed using hard copy (paper exams) as well as online assessments tasks. At the end of the course the students present a portfolio which is a culmination of their work covering each of the above skills. Students who successfully pass Level 2 will proceed to Level 3

The pre-requisite to enter Level 3 is a score between 51%-70% in the Placement Test or 50% in Level 2 Exams. The principle behind the English courses in all the levels is the view that fluency precedes accuracy. That is, students should be encouraged to use the language, have fun with it and experiment with it.

In Level 3, like in the other levels, students learn Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and Grammar with specific learning outcomes to achieve by the time they complete the level. The syllabus is designed in such a way that students are be able to achieve the goals of this course by the end of the semester. As a continuation of the Level 2, they learn to deal with higher order of language skills like pparaphrasing, analysing and criticising facts, opinions, ideas etc., Comprehending high frequency idiomatic expressions or symbolic language and thus, up to Essay Writing.

Apart from the language skills, students also master Learning Skills such as Note-taking Strategies, Summarizing and Writing Book Reports. Therefore, by the end of the semester, students will acquire these important Study Skills which will be helpful in all other areas of their future education.

Students who get 50% in the Level 3 exams will go on to Level 4.

Students should pass levels 1, 2, 3 and a placement exam before they are admitted to Level 4. Over the semester, students attend comprehensive lessons in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

In lieu of the general study skills, project and presentation is being offered where students are required a group research to be presented to the teacher or a panel at the conclusion of the semester. The 18- hour average contact classes per week also covers multi-media laboratory period as part of CALL or computer aided language learning.

This section updated 03-June-2018