Intensive English Language Program

Course details

Course Overview
Intensive English Language Program is categorized in to four levels –Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced. All four levels of IELP aim to develop students’ English language skills and work on reading, writing, listening and speaking. They also contain work on grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
Level 1: Beginners
At this level, the students are trained to communicate basic information with the help of a teacher and they are encouraged to understand slow and clear speech. The duration of this level is 45 contact Hours.
Level 2: Elementary
At this level, the students are taught to follow simple situations, and try to develop further. The duration of this level is 45 contact Hours.
Level 3: Intermediate
In the third level, the students are trained to use language independently in a variety of familiar situations. They try to overcome the small problems in grammar and spelling. The duration of this level is 45 contact Hours.
Level 4: Advanced
In the advanced level, students are encouraged to use language effectively and fluently in a wide range of situations. Adequate levels of accuracy and fluency can be seen in their work. This level gives them an exposure to different components in Academic IELTS exam. The duration of this level is 100 contact Hours.
What’s next?
After the successful completion of these levels, the students will be confident to take up the IELTS Preparatory course. This course prepares them to face the IELTS exam confidently.
Benefits of the IELP
The students -

• gain confidence in English
• learn and use a range of vocabulary
• develop grammatical accuracy, and learn grammatical patterns and tenses
• improve pronunciation, intonation and rhythm
• become more fluent in speaking in real contexts
• improve listening so as to interact with the speakers of different accents
• develop reading and writing skills

Course Assessment
The teachers monitor the improvement throughout the course with progress tests and reviews in addition to midterm and final exams. Updated on 22 November, 2017