Junior English courses in Cambridge are for children ages 8 to 12 and teenagers ages 13 to 18 who want to study English in Cambridge. 4 - 8 week courses available in the summer from June to August.
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EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 10 weeks
Classes per week:
20
Age range
13 - 17 years old
Cambridge, UK
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 10 weeks
Classes per week:
30
Age range
13 - 17 years old
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Junior Summer Course (Jun 17 - Aug 25) (Ages 13-17) + Homestay Accommodation, Twin Room, Full Board
Learn English in England’s top university city! Take English lessons in a top college and explore English culture. Cambridge is a small city and accommodation is close to school. EC’s homestay providers can be found in the Cherry Hinton, Arbury, Chesterton & New Chesterton areas of Cambridge.<br><br>
What's Included:<br>
• English course: 20 morning / afternoon lessons (45 mins each) per week for a total of 15 hours. The course will help improve English language skills by focusing on the key areas: reading, writing, speaking and listening. A strong focus is placed on speech and using the language confidently and fluently.<br>
• Accommodation on full board<br>
• Supervised activity programme:<br>
> 5 half day activities and 4 evening activities per week<br>
> 1 full day activity for students staying minimum 2 weeks<br><br>
Room Type:<br>
• Twin room - students are placed in a twin room with other students of the same gender but different nationality<br><br>
Rooms include: <br>
• Desk/table where students can do their homework (if not in the room, a place for studying will be provided in a common area)<br>
• Storage space<br>
• Students will be provided with access to living areas during acceptable hours<br><br>
What to Expect from the Residence:<br>
• All students will have access to a phone and will be allowed to accept incoming calls. If students want to make phone calls they must use a calling card.<br>
• The host family will provide access to laundry facilities or coin operated machines. Students will be in charge of taking care of their own laundry<br>
• Bed linen is provided; students should bring their own towels- linen and towels will be cleaned once a week.<br>
• Laundry facilities will be provided by the family once a week.<br><br>
Meals:<br>
• Breakfast - Tea/coffee, toast, jam and cereal<br>
• Lunches - Lunch is provided in various outlets in Cambridge city centre, these may include restaurants such as British, Italian, Chinese and American, offering a variety of cuisines. Social Leaders will accompany students to pre-arranged restaurants each day. Packed lunches will be provided by the students' homestay provider at the weekend.<br>
• Dinner - A hot meal, for example pasta/chicken/beef/pork/pizza/hamburgers & water, will be provided at their homestay.<br><br>
If students follow a vegetarian diet or have any other dietary requirements EC must be informed upon booking, prior to the students' arrival.
Junior
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EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
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EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Cambridge, UK
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 10 weeks
Classes per week:
20
Age range
13 - 17 years old
Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Summer Camp with activities for Ages 14-18 (1 July - 12 August) - Homestay Accommodation
Our classes are designed to rapidly improve your English in short amount of time.With a maximum of 15 students per class, you will improve your English language skills through exercises focusing on speaking and listening.
There are mixed nationalities in each class. All learning materials are provided on loan in class. Computers, video, data projectors and other modern technology is used to enhance the teaching. All courses begin on Sunday, with classes starting on Monday (except public holidays). <br><br>
<b>Culture Club</b><br>
We also run the "Culture Club", a series of lectures on an interesting subject - for example, a look at the history and significance of the excursion destinations you will go on. By attending these lectures and taking part in the lively debates you will also help improve skills such as note-taking and formal listening.
All Embassy summer schools offer an exciting programme of activities, which take place throughout the day and in the evenings. We make sure that, during their stay, students get the chance to see as many different places as possible.<br><br>
<b>Activities</b><br>
All Embassy summer schools offer an exciting programme of activities, which take place throughout the day and in the evenings. We make sure that, during their stay, students get the chance to see as many different places as possible.<br>
Every week there is one full-day excursion, and two or more half-day trips, including outings to museums, theatre, and other cultural destinations, as well as the opportunity to shop and go sight-seeing, or to enjoy areas of natural beauty. Travel and entrance fees for the organised trips are included in the price of the course. The full day excursion is usually on a Saturday. This is the main trip of the week, and a great opportunity to practise English.<br>
<br>
<b>Examples</b><br>
Daytime activities:<br>
Sports: Football, Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis and Tennis.<br>
Non-sports: Giant board games, Arts & Crafts, Drama and Music.. <br><br>
Evening activities: Talent show, Discos, Barbecue party and Film night. <br><br>
<b>Examples of typical included excursions:</b><br>
London: The UK capital offers an unrivalled choice of shopping, world-class galleries, museums and so much more.<br>
Oxford: Home to England's oldest university, you'll enjoy exploring Oxford's grand buildings, containing museums, shops and colleges.<br>
Stratford-upon-Avon: Famous as the birthplace of playwright William Shakespeare, visit historic English buildings dating back centuries.<br><br>
<b>What we provide</b><br>
A Welfare Officer in each centre, who is responsible for making sure you are happy and well cared-for throughout your stay.<br>
A Guardian system is put in place for our individual students in our junior centres.<br>
On-site staff trained in First Aid<br>
Links with local doctors, dentists and hospitals<br>
Junior students are supervised by staff at all times in residential programmes. <br>
Students are issued with an ID card<br>
An emergency telephone number, open 24 hours every day.<br><br>
<b>Arrival in the country</b><br>
Students are met at the airport on arrival, and are taken back to the airport at the end of their stay (for all students who have requested a transfer).<br>
All students under the age of 18, who are travelling to or from a centre, must be accompanied by an adult.<br>
For students aged 18 or over, or who are travelling with a parent or guardian, Embassy will provide information and directions on how to reach the centre.<br>
Students are provided with a hot or packed meal (depending on the time of day) when they arrive at their accommodation.<br><br>
<b>During your stay</b><br>
Students are given an ID card which includes important telephone numbers. Students must bring a passport-sized photograph with them, to put on their ID card.<br>
Residential students are supervised by staff at all times.<br>
Students under the age of 18 are not permitted to leave the centre unaccompanied at any time. This does not apply in our adult (16+) centres.<br>
All students under the age of 18 should be aware that it is compulsory to attend all lessons and activities.<br>
Junior
64692
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Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
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Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Cambridge, UK
Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 6 weeks
Classes per week:
20
Age range
14 - 18 years old
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Junior Summer Course (Jul 8 - Aug 18, no arrivals Jul 15) (Ages 13-17) + Jesus College Accommodation Twin Room, Full Board
The prestigious Jesus Residence is situated in the centre of the beautiful city of Cambridge, a 20 - 25 minutes’ walk from Chesterton Community College, EC’s Junior Centre. Shops, cafés, sports facilities, a multiplex cinema and the historical sites of Cambridge are all within walking distance of Jesus residence.<br><br>
Rooms Include:<br>
• Beds and chest of drawers<br>
• Storage space<br>
• Writing desk and chair<br>
• Reading lamp<br>
• Mirror<br>
• Notice board<br>
• Rooms may contain a hand wash basin.<br><br>
What to Expect from the Residence:<br>
• Students stay in comfortable single or twin rooms in individual houses.<br>
• Between 9 and 12 students normally stay in each house and are fully supervised by a live-in EC Social Leader.<br>
• There are between 2 bathrooms per house.<br>
• Communal area including a kitchen where the live-in social leader and students will prepare and have breakfast.<br>
• Bed linen is provided and changed weekly; students should bring their own towels.<br>
• Bedrooms are cleaned and tidied weekly, communal areas are cleaned and tidied daily. However, all students should assist in keeping both their own rooms and communal areas tidy.<br>
• Students can use the washing machines in each house. They will be responsible for their own laundry. If they would like to use the washing machines more than once a week students must provide their own laundry washing powder.<br><br>
Meals<br>
• Breakfast - Students will receive a breakfast including tea/coffee, toast, jam and cereal at each boarding house in Jesus College residence.<br>
• Lunches - Lunch is provided in various outlets in Cambridge city centre. These may include restaurants such as British, Italian, Chinese and American, offering a variety of cuisines. Social Leaders will accompany students to pre-arranged restaurants each day. Packed lunches will be provided on full day excursions.<br>
• Dinner - Dinner is served every evening at our Junior centre. A hot meal will be provided to students and will include a vegetarian option. Salads and dessert (this may include fresh fruit or yoghurt) are provided daily.<br><br>
If students follow a vegetarian diet or have any other dietary requirements, EC must be informed upon booking, prior to the students' arrival.
Junior
64084
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EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
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720.00
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Cambridge, UK
EC English Language Schools: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 6 weeks
Classes per week:
20
Age range
13 - 17 years old
Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Summer Camp with activities for Ages 14-18 (1 July - 12 August) - Residential Accommodation
Our classes are designed to rapidly improve your English in short amount of time.With a maximum of 15 students per class, you will improve your English language skills through exercises focusing on speaking and listening.
There are mixed nationalities in each class. All learning materials are provided on loan in class. Computers, video, data projectors and other modern technology is used to enhance the teaching. All courses begin on Sunday, with classes starting on Monday (except public holidays). <br><br>
<b>Culture Club</b><br>
We also run the "Culture Club", a series of lectures on an interesting subject - for example, a look at the history and significance of the excursion destinations you will go on, such as ‘William Shakespeare and the town of Stratford-upon-Avon’. By attending these lectures and taking part in the lively debates you will also help improve skills such as note-taking and formal listening.
All Embassy summer schools offer an exciting programme of activities, which take place throughout the day and in the evenings. We make sure that, during their stay, students get the chance to see as many different places as possible.<br><br>
<b>Activities</b><br>
All Embassy summer schools offer an exciting programme of activities, which take place throughout the day and in the evenings. We make sure that, during their stay, students get the chance to see as many different places as possible.<br>
Every week there is one full-day excursion, and two or more half-day trips, including outings to museums, theatre, and other cultural destinations, as well as the opportunity to shop and go sight-seeing, or to enjoy areas of natural beauty. Travel and entrance fees for the organised trips are included in the price of the course. The full day excursion is usually on a Saturday. This is the main trip of the week, and a great opportunity to practise English.<br>
<br>
<b>Examples</b><br>
Daytime activities:<br>
Sports: Football, Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis and Tennis.<br>
Non-sports: Giant board games, Arts & Crafts, Drama and Music.. <br><br>
Evening activities: Talent show, Discos, Barbecue party and Film night. <br><br>
<b>Examples of typical included excursions:</b><br>
London: The UK capital offers an unrivalled choice of shopping, world-class galleries, museums and so much more.<br>
Oxford: Home to England's oldest university, you'll enjoy exploring Oxford's grand buildings, containing museums, shops and colleges.<br>
Stratford-upon-Avon: Famous as the birthplace of playwright William Shakespeare, visit historic English buildings dating back centuries.<br><br>
<b>What we provide</b><br>
A Welfare Officer in each centre, who is responsible for making sure you are happy and well cared-for throughout your stay.<br>
A Guardian system is put in place for our individual students in our junior centres.<br>
On-site staff trained in First Aid<br>
Links with local doctors, dentists and hospitals<br>
Junior students are supervised by staff at all times in residential programmes. <br>
Students are issued with an ID card<br>
An emergency telephone number, open 24 hours every day.<br><br>
<b>Arrival in the country</b><br>
Students are met at the airport on arrival, and are taken back to the airport at the end of their stay (for all students who have requested a transfer).<br>
All students under the age of 18, who are travelling to or from a centre, must be accompanied by an adult.<br>
For students aged 18 or over, or who are travelling with a parent or guardian, Embassy will provide information and directions on how to reach the centre.<br>
Students are provided with a hot or packed meal (depending on the time of day) when they arrive at their accommodation.<br><br>
<b>During your stay</b><br>
Students are given an ID card which includes important telephone numbers. Students must bring a passport-sized photograph with them, to put on their ID card.<br>
Residential students are supervised by staff at all times.<br>
Students under the age of 18 are not permitted to leave the centre unaccompanied at any time. This does not apply in our adult (16+) centres.<br>
All students under the age of 18 should be aware that it is compulsory to attend all lessons and activities.<br>
Junior
64687
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Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
05
0
0
758.00
Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Cambridge, UK
Embassy CES: Cambridge (Junior)
Course type:
Junior
Duration:
1 - 6 weeks
Classes per week:
20
Age range
14 - 18 years old
*Prices are subject to change without notice due to exchange rates.
