English Language Courses
- EnglishPLUS Courses
- EnglishPRO Courses
- Working Holiday and Volunteer Work
- Vocational and Internship Courses
- Extended Pathway Programs
EnglishPLUS (General English) Courses
(a) Standard course |
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Course content |
A communicative course in general English, covering the skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. |
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Course start dates |
You may begin your course on any Monday (except public holidays). Choose any length of course from 2 – 48 weeks. |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Monday-Friday) |
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Number of levels |
7 levels (Beginner to Advanced) |
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Maximum class size |
18 students (average 14) |
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Minimum age |
You should be 18 years of age or over on the date you start your course. |
(b) Intensive course, mornings plus afternoons |
Intensive courses are a morning class PLUS an afternoon option. Morning class is for 3 hours each morning (15 hours per week) and an afternoon option (see below) is for 2 hours each day (Monday-Thursday). On Friday afternoon, you can choose 2 hours of self-access study.
Afternoon Options
If you study an Intensive course, you can choose one of the following afternoon options (i) – (x). You can also change options during your course, if you wish. If you do not know which afternoon option you want to study, you can decide when you arrive at Crown. Afternoon options are from 1.15 pm – 3.30 pm (Monday-Thursday). EnglishPLUS afternoon options are subject to demand and may require minimum class numbers to run.
(i) Reading, writing and grammar |
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Course content |
Develops reading, writing and listening skills and grammar knowledge. Uses a variety of interesting and creative learning situations. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every Monday of the year (except public holidays). You can choose any length of course from 4 – 48 weeks. |
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English entry level |
Elementary to Advanced |
(ii) Conversation |
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Course content |
A lively option which develops listening and speaking skills, with an emphasis on fluency, communication and the use of practical everyday English. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every Monday of the year (except public holidays). You can choose any length of course from 2 – 48 weeks. |
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English entry level |
Any level (Beginner to Advanced) |
(iii) Activities Programme |
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Course content |
A combination of educational and cultural visits, sports activities and a variety of classroom-based and out of school learning situations. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every Monday of the year (except public holidays). You can choose any length of course from 1 – 48 weeks. |
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English entry level |
Any level (Beginner to Advanced) |
NOTE: A small additional charge of around NZD 70 is payable each week for entry to activities in this option. This fee will be collected at the school before each week’s programme.
(iv) Individual Study Programme (ISP) |
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Course content |
A personalised programme for your individual needs. The ISP uses Crown’s multi-media centre and library, featuring audio, DVD and computer equipment. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every Monday of the year (except public holidays). You can choose any length of course from 1 – 48 weeks. |
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English entry level |
Any level (Beginner to Advanced) |
(v) Pronunciation |
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Course content |
Covers all the sounds used in spoken English, with work on intonation, stress and linking. Highly interactive and enjoyable. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every three weeks during the year (except public holidays). Courses are in three week modules. |
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Course length |
3 weeks |
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English entry level |
High Beginner-Elementary, Lower Intermediate and above (2 levels) |
(vi) Writing Skills |
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Course content |
Includes letter writing and an introduction to essay writing. Recommended for students who wish to go on to Exam Preparation or further studies taught in English. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every six weeks during the year (except public holidays). The starting dates are: 4 Jan, 13 Feb, 26 Mar, 7 May, 18 Jun, 30 Jul, 10 Sep, 23 Oct 2012 |
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Course length |
6 weeks (minimum study 4 weeks) |
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English entry level |
Lower Intermediate, Intermediate (2 levels) |
The following courses are offered subject to demand. Please check with Crown for further details:
(vii) English for Employment
(viii) English for Business Purposes
(ix) New Zealand Studies
(x) Screentime
EnglishPRO Courses
EnglishPRO courses are premium courses for students who are prepared to study harder to achieve their goals. EnglishPRO courses are different from EnglishPLUS courses in some important ways.
- Each EnglishPRO class has a maximum of 12 students (average 10), allowing more individual attention from your teacher.
- EnglishPRO courses have a higher workload. You will be expected to do homework regularly.
- You should join your EnglishPRO class on one of the dates below, and you should enrol for the full course. If you wish to join on any other date, or for a shorter time, the school must approve this before you start the course. If you join for a shorter time, you must still pay the full course fee and resource fee.
- You must pass an English level test to enter an EnglishPRO course or provide evidence of your English ability. You can sit the test at Crown, or you may ask to sit the test at your Crown retailer’s office.
EnglishPRO courses are flexible. You may take them alone or as part of a longer course. You can:
- Enrol on an EnglishPRO course as a single, stand-alone course.
- Transfer to or from EnglishPRO courses during your general EnglishPLUS course.
- Substitute one or more EnglishPRO courses for an EnglishPLUS course.
EnglishPRO tuition fees are the same as for the equivalent number of EnglishPLUS Standard or Intensive course weeks*. You can transfer your tuition fees between EnglishPLUS and EnglishPRO with no transfer charge. You pay an additional resource fee for each EnglishPRO course to cover materials and exam fees (for Cambridge and TESOL courses only).
Cambridge FCE, CAE and CPE classes are guaranteed to run for each start date. Other EnglishPRO courses are subject to demand, and may require minimum class numbers to run.
* TESOL courses have a higher tuition fee
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(i) “X” Class |
Intensive course |
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Course content |
Focused study in all skill areas. Ideal for students who wish to progress rapidly to a higher level of competence. A high work-load course with additional homework. |
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Course start dates |
Courses begin every six weeks during the year (except public holidays). The starting dates are: 4 Jan, 13 Feb, 26 Mar, 7 May, 18 Jun, 30 Jul, 10 Sep, 23 Oct 2012 |
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Course length |
6 weeks |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday), 9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Friday) |
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English entry level |
Elementary, Lower Intermediate, Intermediate, Mid-Intermediate, High-Intermediate, Upper Intermediate (5 levels). Entrance test required. |
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(ii) EU Module 1 |
Academic English language preparation for university |
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Course content |
Focused study for students who plan to go on to IELTS, other examination courses or to further study at certificate, diploma or degree level. |
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Course start dates |
31 Jan, 16 Apr, 9 Jul, 24 Sep, 5 Nov 2012 |
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Course length |
10 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday), 9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Friday) |
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English entry level |
Lower Intermediate. IELTS 4.0 or equivalent score in Crown test. Entrance test required. |
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(iii) EU Module 2 |
Academic English language preparation for university |
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Course content |
Focused study for students who plan to go on to IELTS, other examination courses or to further study at certificate, diploma or degree level. |
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Course start dates |
31 Jan, 16 Apr, 9 Jul, 24 Sep, 5 Nov 2012 |
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Course length |
10 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday), 9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Friday) |
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English entry level |
Intermediate. IELTS 4.5 or equivalent score in Crown test. Entrance test required. |
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(iv) EU Module 3 |
Academic English language preparation for university |
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Course content |
Focused study for students who plan to go on to IELTS, other examination courses or to further study at certificate, diploma or degree level. |
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Course start dates |
31 Jan, 16 Apr, 9 Jul, 24 Sep, 5 Nov 2012 |
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Course length |
10 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
Class time between 8.30 am and 12.45 pm or between 1.00 pm and 5.15 pm (Mon-Fri) |
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English entry level |
High Intermediate. IELTS 5.0 or equivalent score in Crown test. Entrance test required. |
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(v) EU Module 4 |
Academic English language preparation for university |
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Course content |
Focused study for students who plan to go on to IELTS, other examination courses or to further study at certificate, diploma or degree level. |
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Course start dates |
31 Jan, 16 Apr, 9 Jul, 24 Sep, 5 Nov 2012 |
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Course length |
10 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
Class time between 8.30 am and 12.45 pm or between 1.00 pm and 5.15 pm (Mon-Fri) |
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English entry level |
Upper Intermediate. IELTS 5.5 or equivalent score in Crown test. Entrance test required. |
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(vi) Pre-Cambridge |
Preparation for the Cambridge FCE course |
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Course content |
Focused study in all skill areas. Ideal for those students who wish to go to study the Cambridge First Certificate (FCE) course. A high work-load course with additional homework. A Pre-Cambridge course book is used for this course. |
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Course dates |
Part 1 (6 weeks): 4 Jan, 18 Jun, 10 Sep 2012; Part 2 (6 weeks): 13 Feb, 30 Jul, 23 Oct 2012 |
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Course length |
6 or 12 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday), 9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Friday) |
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English entry level |
Mid Intermediate. Entrance test required.
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(vii) Cambridge General English |
Preparation for First Certificate in English (FCE), Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) exams |
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Course content |
Includes review of exam techniques and study of sample exam papers. |
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Course dates |
4 Jan – 9 Mar 2012 (FCE, CPE), 4 Jan – 16 Mar 2012 (CAE), 19 Mar – 8 Jun 2012, 10 Sep -30 Nov 2012 (FCE, CAE, CPE). |
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Exam dates |
The exams are held after the course ends in March (last exam 17 Mar 2012 for CAE and 10 Mar 2012 for FCE and CPE), June (last exam 12 (FCE), 13 (CAE), 14 (CPE), Jun 2012) and December (last exam 4 (FCE), 5 (CAE), 6 (CPE) Dec 2012). |
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Course length |
12 weeks (Courses starting on 4 Jan 2012 are 10 weeks (FCE, CPE) and 11 weeks (CAE)) |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday), 9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Friday) |
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English entry level |
Upper Intermediate (FCE), Advanced (CAE and CPE). Entrance test required. If below these levels, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
| (viii) IELTS | Preparation for the IELTS exam |
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Course content |
Skills building to test preparation. |
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Course start dates |
4 Jan, 13 Feb, 26 Mar, 7 May, 18 Jun, 30 Jul, 10 Sep, 23 Oct 2012 |
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Exam dates |
Exams are held regularly in Auckland. Please ask us for details. |
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Course length |
Standard course. Four modules of 6 weeks each. |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 12.15 pm (Monday – Friday) |
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English entry level |
Mid-Intermediate (classes at four levels). Entrance test required. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
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(ix) TOEIC |
Two-part afternoon course |
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Course content |
Includes review of exam techniques and study of sample exam papers. |
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Course start dates |
4 Jan, 13 Feb, 26 Mar, 7 May, 18 Jun, 30 Jul, 10 Sep, 23 Oct 2012 |
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Exam dates |
Crown is an official TOEIC test centre. You may take the TOEIC examination at the school. Please ask Crown for details of exam dates, or visit our website. |
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Course length |
6 weeks or 12 weeks afternoon course |
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Course times |
1.15 pm – 3.30 pm (Monday – Thursday) |
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English entry level |
Intermediate. Entrance test required. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
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(x) TESOL |
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages |
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Course content |
This course introduces trainee teachers to effective English language teaching methods and practice, and prepares them for the Cambridge Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT). |
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Course start dates |
16 Jan – 10 Feb, 12 Mar – 5 Apr, 14 May – 8 Jun, 9 Jul – 3 Aug, 17 Sept – 12 Oct, 30 Oct – 23 Nov |
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Exam dates |
18 Feb, 21 Apr, 23 Jun, 18 Aug, 27 Oct, 8 Dec |
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Course length |
4 weeks Intensive course |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 4.30 pm (Monday – Friday) |
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English entry level |
IELTS 5.0. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. Entrance test and interview required. |
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Notes |
The course contains: 100 hrs classroom study, 40 hrs supervised independent learning and 40 hrs self-directed learning. Trainees complete a portfolio of work. Assessments include practical exercises, tests with oral or written answers, presentations and assignments. |
(4) WORKING HOLIDAY and VOLUNTEER WORK |
WU6, WU8, WU12 WorksUP (6, 8 or 12 weeks full time English + Working Holiday experience)
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Course content |
a) 6, 8 or 12 wks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
English language level certificate of achievement. |
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Course length |
6, 8 or 12 weeks at Crown + working holiday placement |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday) |
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English entry level |
Intermediate, IELTS 5.0, TOEIC 550 or Crown entry test. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
HU6, HU8, HU12 HandsUP (6, 8 or 12 weeks full time English + Volunteer experience)
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Course content |
a) 6, 8 or 12 wks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
English language level certificate of achievement |
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Course length |
6, 8 or 12 weeks at Crown + volunteer placement(s) |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday) |
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English entry level |
Lower Intermediate, IELTS 4.5, TOEIC 450 or Crown entry test. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
Working Holiday and Volunteer work (WU, HU) |
Examples of WorksUP jobs: fruit picking, office and clerical work, dishwashing, barista, nanny/child-care (you must hold registered qualifications for this work), au pair, labouring, house-keeping, waiter, cleaning, call centre, telephone sales, distributing leaflets and many more. Current NZ minimum pay rates are NZD 13.00 per hour. This is taxed at a rate of approx. 18-22% per hour.
Examples of HandsUp volunteer work: wildlife conservation, habitat conservation, endangered species conservation, pest control, tree planting and maintenance, team leadership, ecology education, protection fencing, track conservation. Please note that most HandsUP work is outside.
Notes and conditions
WorksUp and HandsUp do not guarantee:
- the type of work or volunteer project that you will be offered. You must notify us at the time of your application if you have a disability or health problem which may affect your work.
- the number of hours of work per week. These are determined by your WorksUP or HandsUP employer and will typically be 20 – 40 hours per week.
- the length of employment or project work. Your Working Holiday visa usually limits each job to a maximum of 12 weeks. Your WH employer will usually ask you to work for 12 weeks. Your volunteer work may be from a single day up to several weeks.
- the days or times of work. These will vary according to the type of work.
- that your job or volunteer project will be in a particular location. It may be in a rural area or another city or town.
- that the work you are offered will be to your complete satisfaction.
Crown cannot be held liable if you:
- are not satisfied with the type of work offered.
- are unable to fulfill the requirements laid out by your employer.
- are dismissed (‘fired’) or made redundant from the working holiday position offered.
- enter into a dispute with your employer .
- are not able to extend your visa / remain in New Zealand for the full length of your employment or volunteer work.
By participating in WorksUP or HandsUP, you agree to indemnify Crown against any claims, liability or costs arising (directly or indirectly) from your participation in these courses. If for any reason, we are unable to place you into paid employment (WorksUP) or volunteer project (HandsUP) after you have been accepted and have paid your full fees, you will receive a reimbursement in full and final settlement of NZD 560. Your Crown tuition and other fees will not be refunded.
(5) VOCATIONAL and INTERNSHIP COURSES |
VSA Vocational Semester Abroad (26 weeks full time)
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Course content |
a) 12 wks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
VSA Certificate of Completion. IELTS, TOEIC or Cambridge certificate (if exams are successfully taken) |
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Course length |
26 weeks |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
English: 9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday). Vocational programme times may vary. |
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English entry level |
Intermediate, IELTS 5.0, TOEIC 550 or Crown entry test. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
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Transfer to CIP |
If you reach Upper Intermediate level with acceptable attendance during the VSA, you may apply to transfer to the CIP 32 (below). Additional fees and a six week course extension required. |
VYA Vocational Year Abroad (38 weeks full time)
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Course content |
a) 24 wks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
VYA Certificate of Completion. IELTS, TOEIC or Cambridge certificate (if exams are successfully taken) |
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Course length |
36 weeks |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
English: 9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday). Vocational programme times may vary. |
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English entry level |
Lower Intermediate, IELTS 4.5, TOEIC 450 or Crown entry test. If you are below this level, you should follow an Intensive English course until you reach the right level. |
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Transfer to CIP |
If you reach Upper Intermediate level with acceptable attendance during the VYA, you may apply to transfer to the CIP (below). CIP 32: No additional fees required; CIP 44: Additional fees and a six week course extension required |
CIP 32 Crown Internship Programme (32 weeks full time)
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Course content |
a) 12 weeks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
CIP Certificate of Completion and reference, IELTS, TOEIC or Cambridge certificate (if exams are successfully taken) |
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Course length |
32 weeks |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
English: 9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday). Vocational programme times may vary. |
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English entry level |
Upper Intermediate, IELTS 5.5, TOEIC 650 or Crown entry test |
CIP 44 Crown Internship Programme (44 weeks full time)
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Course content |
a) 24 weeks EnglishPLUS (Intensive) plus |
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Course achievement |
CIP Certificate of Completion and reference, IELTS, TOEIC or Cambridge certificate (if exams aresuccessfully taken) |
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Course length |
44 weeks |
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Course dates |
You may start the course on any Monday (except public holidays) |
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Course times |
English: 9.00 am – 3.30 pm (Monday to Friday). Vocational programme times may vary. |
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English entry level |
Intermediate, IELTS 5.0, TOEIC 550 or Crown entry test
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Vocational and Internship courses (VSA, VYA, CIP)
These courses offer you the opportunity to add vocational skills for your future career, or gain valuable life and work experience overseas. Benefits include:
- a unique study option: Internship with Crown in beautiful Auckland – a life experience to enjoy and treasure.
- career benefits: Enhance your cv with certificates, qualifications and a reference from your internship company.
- cultural insight: Meet and work alongside New Zealanders. Gain knowledge and make new friends.
- flexibility: If you do not have the required English entry level at the time of enrolment you may enrol on an EnglishPLUS or EnglishPRO course and apply to transfer onto these programmes when you reach the right level.
Vocational and Internship courses contain one or more of the following components:
Intensive Business Studies
A selection of papers from: Business Communication, Business Computing, Organisation and Management, Accounting Principles, Accounting Practices, Business Finance, Fundamentals of Marketing, The Economic Environment, Introduction to Commercial Law
Intensive Travel & Tourism
A selection of papers from: International and NZ travel and tourism suppliers, World geography, Timetables, Airline and city codes, Fare types, Domestic and international tickets, Passports and visas, Foreign currency, Package holidays, Cruises, Telephone skills, Selling skills, Interview skills, Introduction to Galileo computer reservation system, British Airways Passport into Travel Certificate
Intensive Hospitality
A selection of papers from: Food and Beverage, Hotel reception and service operations, Practical food service skills, Beverage service, Wines and wine producers, Alcoholic beverages, Viticulture, Taking orders, Food safety, Nutrition, Restaurant reservations, Food service styles and menu types, Barista, Hotel reservation systems, Telephone skills, Selling skills, Interview skills
Internship |
Internship is a professional placement in Auckland to practise the skills you have learnt at Crown. Our internship companies are from different sectors of business, travel and tourism and hospitality. Please ask us for a sample list of the internship companies we work with. You may request an internship to use any special skills and experience that you may have. We will do our best to meet your needs. We work with specialists in finding internship placements and following your initial interview you will be presented with the best available internship placement. Internship is unpaid and is a minimum of 15 hours and maximum of 30 hours per week. Please note that you may need suitable clothes for your internship. For example, most hospitality internship placements will need you to wear black trousers and a white button-up shirt. Hours may vary and may include nights and weekends. Please contact the college for more information.
Notes and Conditions
- You may apply to transfer to the internship course while you are studying any other English, vocational or business course. If your application is successful, you must pay any additional fees before starting the course.
- Before entering the internship section (the final six weeks), you must have successfully completed the first part of your studies with a minimum 80% attendance. If you do not achieve this requirement, we may withdraw you from the internship part of the course. In this case, your Crown internship, tuition, resource and other fees will not be refunded.
- In entering your internship, you agree to abide by any special terms, conditions and rules set by Crown and the internship company. If you breach these terms and conditions, we may withdraw you from the internship part of the course at any time. In this case, your Crown internship, tuition, resource and other fees will not be refunded.
- Crown reserves the right to transfer you to another internship company at any time during your course, if, in our sole opinion, a new placement is likely to be more successful. There is no additional charge for this transfer.
- Crown reserves the right to decline your entry to, or withdraw you from, the internship section of your course (the final six weeks) at any time if, in our sole opinion, the placement is unlikely to be successful. In this case you will receive a reimbursement in full and final settlement of NZD 1,090 for the internship placement. Your Crown tuition, resource and other fees will not be refunded.
- Examination course students may need to buy a course book, pay outside examination fees and register for the exam. Please ask the school for details.
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New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZ Dip.Bus) – Extended pathway (EP) programmes |
You can enter the NZDipBus with an English level of IELTS 5.0 or 5.5 by choosing an Extended Pathway (EP) course. These combine NZDipBus papers with special English language and Academic Skill courses.
CI 355 New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZ Dip.Bus) EP 5.5
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Course content |
Semester 1 (20 weeks): English for Academic Preparation course EU 4 (includes Academic Skill for Business Studies) plus two papers of the NZ Dip.Bus Semesters 2, 3 and 10 weeks of semester 4 (50 weeks): 10 NZ Dip.Bus papers |
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Course achievement |
New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZ Dip.Bus) |
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Course length |
70 weeks (3.5 semesters of 20 weeks, plus holiday breaks) |
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Course times |
Class time: 20 hours per week from 8.30 am -1.00 pm or from 1.00 pm – 5.30 pm |
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Course dates |
31 Jan 2012 – 13 Sep 2013, 16 Apr 2012 – 29 Nov 2013, 9 Jul 2012 – 4 Apr 2014, 24 Sep 2012 – 20 Jun 2014 |
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English entry level |
IELTS (Academic Module) 5.5 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in Writing |
CI 356 New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZ Dip.Bus) EP 5.0
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Course content |
Semester 1 (20 weeks): English for Academic Preparation courses EU 3 and EU 4 (includes Academic Skill for Business Studies) Semesters 2, 3 and 4 (60 weeks): 12 NZ Dip.Bus papers |
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Course achievement |
New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZ Dip.Bus) |
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Course length |
80 weeks (4 semesters of 20 weeks, plus holiday breaks) |
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Course times |
Class time: 20 hours per week from 8.30 am -1.00 pm or from 1.00 pm – 5.30 pm |
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Course dates |
31 Jan 2012 – 29 Nov 2013, 16 Apr 2012 – 4 Apr 2014, 9 Jul 2012 – 20 Jun 2014, 24 Sep 2011 – 12 Sep 2014 |
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English entry level |
IELTS (Academic Module) 5.0 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in Writing |
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National Diploma in Hospitality Management (NDHM) – Extended pathway (EP) programmes |
You can enter the National Diploma in Hospitality Management (NDHM) with an English level of IELTS 5.0 or 5.5 by choosing an Extended Pathway (EP) course. These combine NDHM papers with special English language courses.
CI 445 National Diploma in Hospitality Management EP 5.5 (68 weeks full time)
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Course content |
Term 1 (12 weeks): English skills |
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Course dates |
13 Feb 2012 – 23 Aug 2013, 7 May 2012 – 6 Dec 2013, 10 Sep 2012 – 9 May 2014 |
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English entry level |
Upper Intermediate, IELTS (Academic Module) 5.5 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in writing, or TOEIC 650 or Crown entry test |
CI 446 National Diploma in Hospitality Management EP 5.0 (80 weeks full time)
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Course content |
Term 1 (12 weeks): English skills |
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Course dates |
13 Feb 2012 – 6 Dec 2013, 7 May 2012 – 9 May 2014, 10 Sep 2012 – 22 Aug 2014 |
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English entry level |
Intermediate, IELTS (Academic Module) 5.0 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in writing, or TOEIC 550 or Crown entry test |
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