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Informacje o programie:
Program przeznaczony jest dla osób
chcących podnieść swoje umiejętności językowe nie tylko w szkole ale także
w codziennym życiu i pracy. Podjęcie pracy po lub podczas nauki pozwoli
zmniejszyć koszty utrzymania. Studenci mogą zarobić od 180 do 200 funtów na
tydzień na różnych stanowiskach: Catering and Hospitality, Kitchen Porters,
Room Service, Waiting Staff, House Keeping, General assistance in
Restaurant, Bars & Pubs, Shop and Supermarket work, Office Assistance,
Care Assistance in nursing homes. Program
rozpoczyna się kursem przygotowującym do pracy i podnoszącym znajomość
języka. W trakcie kursu uczestnicy programu biorą udział w dwóch
szkoleniach zakończonych uzyskaniem certyfikatu: Basic Health and Safety
Requirements oraz Basic Food Hygiene, ułatwiających znalezienie pracy.
Zajęcia dopasowane są do potrzeb
pracujących studentów i odbywają się rano, popołudniu, wieczorem i w
soboty. Organizator pomaga w zdaniu egzaminów Cambridge lub IELTS, wymaganych
przy przyjęciu na brytyjskie uczelnie oraz udziela informacji nt.
możliwości podjęcia dalszych studiów.
Szkoły znajduje się \ na
południu Anglii oraz Szkocji; posiadają nowoczesne pracownie, wspólną
świetlicę, kuchnię, barek, dostęp do internetu. Kurs obejmuje 20-30
godzin lekcyjnych tygodniowo i zawiera 30 godzin szkolenia wszystkich
umiejętności językowych oraz dodatkowo pisanie CV, techniki rozmów
kwalifikacyjnych, informacje dotyczące studiów w Wielkiej Brytanii, zajęcia
z zakresu języka specjalistycznego, szkolenie z zakresu BHP i Professional
Training Basic Food (wymaganego przy pracy w hotelach i restauracjach)
Warunki programu:
ukończone 18 lat
ukończenie min. 2-4 tygodniowego
obowiązkowego kursu językowego, w zależności od szkoły
daty rozpoczęcia: każdy
poniedziałek miesiąca
znajomość języka angielskiego na
poziomie średnio zaawansowanym
zakwaterowanie na czas trwania
kursu u rodziny lub w hostelu
Warunki programu podczas pracy:
patrz program Work UK
Czas trwania:
Minimalna długość obowiązkowego
kursu językowego to 2-4 tygodnie.
Po kursie uczestnik rozpoczyna
pracę.
Lista wymaganych dokumentów:
- CV ze zdjęciem i list
referencyjny w języku angielskim (jeśli student je posiada)
- list motywacyjny zawierający
uzasadnienie podjęcia pracy w Anglii
- dojrzałość i motywacja do pracy
- karta zgłoszeniowa
Program Study & Work UK jest
realizowany w następujacych ośrodkach: Exeter, Brighton, Bournemouth,
Londyn, Eastbourne, Edynburg. Warunki programu mogą różnić się nieznacznie
w zależnosci od ośrodka np. liczba godzin kursu. Podczas pracy
uczestnicy najczęściej mieszkają w miejscu pracy niekoniecznie w
miejscowości w której miało miejsce szkolenie.
Opłaty:
Opłata obejmuje kurs językowy
zakwaterowanie u rodziny z wyzywieniem lub w hostelu na czas trwania
kursu, rozmowy kwalifikacyjne z pracodawcami, znalezienie pracy, dowóz do
miejsca pracy oraz szkolenie BHP oraz Basic Food Hygiene zakończone
uzyskaniem odpowiednich certyfikatów.
INFORMACJE DODATKOWE
The Study & Work Programme is a real
opportunity for students, young or old, to upgrade their English skills not
only in a class-room situation but in the everyday working environment, at
the same time giving them the ability to earn money to subsidise their
living expenses, this helps the less
well-off students to live while learning.
Citizens of the EU and Switzerland are
allowed to take full-time positions in nearly all areas of business, trade
or the service industry. Non-EU citizens are allowed to work up to 20 hours
a week as long as they hold a student visa for six months or more and
attend no less than 15 hours per week of lessons.
Working full-time, students can earn
£180 - £200+ a week gross (EU citizens pay tax and claim this
back in their home-country); this will cover all their expenses and
accommodation. For students working in the hotel industry some hotels
provide living facilities and meals.
Benefits of the Programme
The Two-week Language and Professional
Training Course provides a good start to the students who are looking to
both - broaden their English language skills and find a suitable job. We
carefully consider each student’s knowledge of English, his/hers personality and ability to
communicate so we can best match the student’s skills to a suitable
position, which at the end of the day, makes life away from home easier and
far more pleasant. Unlike most of language schools, we give priority
to the working students; that is why we provide morning, afternoon and
evening classes (including Saturdays). Both the Cambridge and IELTS
(International English Language Testing System) exams can be taken at the
University of Exeter, Foreign Language Department.
Minimum age: 18 years-old
Courses start: 1st and 3rd Monday of each month
Course duration: 2 weeks
English Level: Intermediate level & above
Accommodation: While attending the 2- week
course: Self-catering or Hostel
accommodation in Exeter. On completion of the course: Self-catering or
hotel staff quarters.
We offer you the following package:
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Visa support for Non-EU residents or a letter of conformation for EU
residents
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Study: Two-week English Language and Professional Training Course
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Placement for work experience
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Affordable accommodation provided
· To continue
studies - Cambridge or IELTS certificates.
Positions available:
Catering and Hospitality
Kitchen Porters, Room Service, Waiting
Staff, House Keeping
General assistance in Restaurants,
Bars & Pubs
Shop and Supermarket work
Office Assistance
Care Assistance in nursing homes
OPTION
A: Intensive Two-week English Language &
Professional Training Course
(30 hours per week) followed by Work
Placement
42 hours of General English covering
the four language skills of listening, speaking, reading & writing appertaining to tourism and
hospitality as a profession.
3 hours work on preparation of a
professional CV, practicing interview techniques, information on studying and working in the United Kingdom.
9 hours of building-up professional
vocabulary, trade skills and self-confidence.
6 hours Professional Training Course
of UK Basic Health and Safety Requirements.
A
thirty-question multiple-choice examination concludes this course.
For new-EU citizens assistance
provided in filling the forms (12 pages) for registration required by the
Home Office*.
Half-day excursion\
Registration fee of 50.00 GBP is NOT included in the course fee and
is payable direct to UK Home Office.
OPTION B: Advanced Two-week English Language & Professional Training Course
(1(15 hours per week) followed by Work
Placement
- 15 hours of
General English covering the four language skills of listening, speaking,
reading & writing
- appertaining to tourism and hospitality as
a profession.
- 3
hours work on preparation of a professional CV, practicing interview
techniques, information on studying and working in the United Kingdom.
- 12
hours of building professional vocabulary, trade skills and
self-confidence.
- For
new-EU citizens assistance provided in filling the forms (12 pages) for
registration required by the Home Office*.
*
Registration fee of 50.00 GBP is NOT included in course fee and is payable direct to Home Office.
Options “A”
& “B” can be offered only to
candidates who are willing to stay in UK no less than six months also previous work experience and
skills are essential.
Employment in the Hotel, Restaurant
and Care Assistant professions requires that the employee should have the
training and gain the certificate.
Example of the first week's time table
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Day/time
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9:00 - 12:00
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12 -13
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13:00 - 16:00
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Monday
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Tests, General English
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Lunch
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Work on CV
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Tuesday
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General English
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Lunch
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Building-up Trade Skills
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Wednesday
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Professional
Training
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Lunch
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Professional Training
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Thursday
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General English
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Lunch
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Progress assessment
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Friday
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General English
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Lunch
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Interviews
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Saturday
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Day out with
one of our teachers
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Sunday
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Free day
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The cost of the Two-week English
Language & Professional Training Course Includes:
60 hours total study, the two most
required qualification certificates, placement fee, two weeks hostel or
self-catering accommodation while on the course in Exeter, job placement,
arrangement of interviews and transportation to start the work.
Our Learning Centre in Exeter is
located in a very small and old chapel that was once dedicated to St Rock
the patron saint of lepers. Inside the building is very modern with study
and presentation rooms plus a common room, kitchen and internet facilities
that are available for our students use.
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WORK & STUDY
LONDON
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 Program umożliwia połączenie kursu językowego
z pracą. Wiele osób przybywających do Londynu nie zdaje sobie sprawy, że
bez wsparcia i pomocy na początku trudno jest znaleźć pracę. Nasza szkoła
oferuje pomoc nie tylko w nauce języka angielskiego, ale również
znalezienie zakwaterowania w apartamentach studenckich, znalezienie
pracy, pomoc w wyrobieniu National Insurance Number czy CIS, zniżki na
transport, pomoc w otwarciu rachunku bankowego, zniżki w opłatach
lokalnych itp. Szkołą znajduje się w samym centeum Londynu i posiada
rekomendację ABLS. W ramach programu uczestnicy mogą wybrać pakiety
świadczeń zawierające naukę, zakwaterowanie, pomoc w znalezieniu pracy,
wyrobieniu karty pracy, założeniu konta itp. Program obejmuje 15 tygodni
kursu językowego oraz placement na min. 12 tygodni.
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Czy chcesz zdobyc lepsza prace?
Albo myslisz o tym aby
podszkolic swoj angielski po to aby zdobyc lepsza prace?
Nie wiesz co robic i gdzie
zaczac?
Zapisz sie teraz a
my poradzimy ci co robic dalej. Specjalna oferta dla ciebie:
WORK
AND STUDY PACKAGES
Work
We have contact with 20 local employment agencies each of whom, specialise in different kinds of work. We have lists of local job
centres, libraries etc where work is advertised. We can provide lists
of au pair agencies We also give information on cultural differences and
how to dress and approach potential employers and what to say to them.
Lastly the English lessons focus on “English for work” and the most useful language that students will need.
Almost all
our current students find jobs without our help so with professional help,
advice and contacts, everyone should find a job.
However I should stress of course it can only
really depend on the individual. If someone is "unemployable" in
their own country, they will be “unemployable”
here. However having said that you generally
send educated, intelligent students so there should be no problem. We cannot
guarantee work to anyone as we don't know them, their CV or what they want
to do
An example of the jobs students may find are:
Admin’ assistant, care assistant, carpenter, delivery
driver, factory work, au-pair, builder, cleaner, IT, cook, leafleteer,
painter, plumber, electrician, secretary, shop assistant, waiter, barperson
and of course those who are more highly qualified may be able to find other
jobs.
Accommodation
At the moment we have a small hostel where they
can accommodate about 14 people. The hostel
is part of a family house so you have the best of both worlds! Max 3
people in a room (could be just 1 or 2). You share all the facilities (kitchen, bathroom
etc.). You also have a big dining room where you can watch TV and have a
rest etc. All the rooms are cleaned but if you cook meals in the kitchen
you have to do the washing up yourself. It is of course
possible to book further weeks accommodation at the normal rates.
Work Registration
Once a job is started it is necessary to obtain a form from the Home
Office, complete it and send off with a £50 fee. The form is 12 pages
long and rather complicated. We provide the document, we complete it for
the worker, we pay the fee and send it.
Bank Account
It is difficult to open a bank account in the UK, sometimes even for
UK workers. It is more difficult if you have neither a job nor a national
Insurance number. We can help by providing the necessary documents. The
most useful document a student should have is a utility bill in their name.
This will take some time to arrange so a bank statement from their own bank
sent to their address in this country is also very useful.
National Insurance number
The office
must be telephoned to make an appointment. Once an appointment is made, it
is easy to obtain a NI number. Unfortunately they rarely answer the phone!
Therefore we can do this time-consuming job for the student.
Travel Discount card
Travel is
expensive. If you study for 15 hours a week for 14 weeks plus, we can
obtain a travel discount card for the student which reduces the cost by 30%
Career and University Guidance
Personal
attention provided by Mr Clive Wood MBA, PG.Dip, BA – a very experienced
careers guidance counsellor from “Study in England” He has many links with
UK institutions and 100% of his students finish their courses testifying to
his experience and good advice.
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WORK & STUDY
EDYNBURG
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Informacje o programie:
program jest przeznaczony dla
studentów szukających połączenia kursu językowego z płatnymi lub nie
płatnymi praktykami z dziedziny: Accounting / Finance, Activity
Instructors, Administration, Building and Construction, Healthcare,
Media, Travel and Tourism, Childcare, Hotel and Catering, Retail,
Computing and I.T., Law, Sales and Marketing. Program jest dla ludzi
pragnących zdobyć nowe doświadczenia i umiejętności językowe.
Co 4 tygodnie uczestnicy
otrzymują raporty ze szkoły i od pracodawcy o ich postępach w nauce i
pracy. Na zakończenie programu otrzymują certyfikaty ukończenia kursu i
praktyk.
Warunki programu:
ukończone 18
lat
znajomość
języka angielskiego na poziomie średnio zaawansowanym (w przypadku
praktyk wymagany jest poziom wyższy średnio zaawansowanym, który będzie
sprawdzony przed rozpoczęciem praktyk)
zakwaterowanie
na czas trwania kursu u rodzin lub w akademikach
Czas trwania:
Minimalna długość obowiązkowego
kursu językowego to 4 tygodnie. Minimalna długość niepłatnych praktyk to
2 tyg. Uczestnik programu chcący wziąć udział w programie płatnych
praktyk sam ustala z pracodawcą czas ich trwania.
W trakcie kursu poprzedzającego
praktyki studenci spotykają się nie interview z potencjalnymi
pracodawcami
Lista wymaganych dokumentów:
- CV ze zdjęciem kolorowym i 2
referencje w języku angielskim
- list motywacyjny zawierający
uzasadnienie podjęcia pracy w Anglii
- dojrzałość i motywacja do pracy
- karta zgłoszeniowa
Opcje programu:
I opcja:
20 lekcji
tyg. kursu języka angielskiego (45 min = 1 lekcja)
pomoc w
znalezieniu odpowiedniego zatrudnienia
pomoc w
zdobyciu umiejętności przechodzenia rozmów kwalifikacyjnych
zakwaterowanie
na czas trwania kursu (rodzina lub akademik) oraz pomoc w znalezieniu
zakwaterowania na czas trwania praktyk
pomoc w
otwarciu konta bankowego
II opcja:
30 lekcji
tyg. kursu języka angielskiego (45 min = 1 lekcja)
pomoc w
znalezieniu odpowiedniego zatrudnienia
pomoc w
zdobyciu umiejętności przechodzenia rozmów kwalifikacyjnych
zakwaterowanie
na czas trwania kursu oraz pomoc w znalezieniu zakwaterowania na czas
trwania praktyk
pomoc w
otwarciu konta bankowego
III opcja:
30 lekcji
tyg. kursu języka angielskiego (45 min = 1 lekcja)
pomoc w
znalezieniu odpowiedniego zatrudnienia
pomoc w zdobyciu
umiejętności przechodzenia rozmów kwalifikacyjnych
zakwaterowanie
na czas trwania kursu oraz pomoc w znalezieniu zakwaterowania na czas
trwania praktyk
pomoc w
otwarciu konta bankowego
minimalna
długość kursu i praktyk to 6 tygodni. Uczestnicy programu podczas trwania
kursu zostają przedstawieni różnym pracodawcom.
w niektórych
przypadkach (np. praca w finansach) wymagane jest zaświadczenie o nie
karalności, które będzie weryfikowane przez szkołę.
IV opcja:
dostępna
między 23 maja a 9 lipca
20 lekcji
tyg. kursu języka angielskiego (45 min = 1 lekcja)
co tydzień
spotkanie z osobą zajmującą się płatnymi praktykami (minimum 5 tyg.) na
międzynarodowej letniej szkole lub na letnim obozie
pełna
integracja uczniów i nauczycieli
szkoła
pokrywa koszt dojazdu ze szkoły lub obozu do miejsca pracy
wymagane
jest zaświadczenie o nie karalności
Opłaty:
Wszystkie opcje zawierają opłaty
za min. 4 tyg. kursu i zakwaterowanie podczas trwania kursu.
- Ideal for students looking for paid in company
work experience in a variety of fields to complement their English
studies
- Ideal for students looking for unpaid
internships within many diverse professional environments
- Improve English – both spoken and written
- Obtain business and work experience skills
in a paid work environment
- Integrate fully with UK native work
colleagues
- Improve future career prospects
COURSE
OPTIONS
EAC
Edinburgh is open from 5th January to 17th December
2004. The school remains open
Monday to Friday on all other dates including public holidays. All courses arrive Sunday and depart
Saturday.
OPTION A: General English Course
followed by Work Placement
20 lessons English per week (minimum
4 weeks)
EAC student assistance - in creating UK compatible CV
- in seeking appropriate employment
- in gaining interview
skills
- in finding own
accommodation after 4-week period
- in opening UK Bank Account
EAC School social programme
OPTION B: Intensive English Course
followed by Work Placement
30 lessons English per week (minimum
4 weeks)
EAC student assistance - in creating UK compatible CV
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in seeking appropriate employment
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in gaining interview skills
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in finding own accommodation after 4-week period
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in opening UK Bank Account
EAC School social programme
Option C: intensive English course
followed by internship
30 lessons English per week (minimum
4 weeks)
EAC student assistance - in creating UK compatible CV
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in seeking appropriate Internship Placement
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in gaining interview skills
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in finding own accommodation after 4-week period
Minimum course duration including
internship is six weeks
Applicants will be expected to be
professionally presented
For some industries (e.g. Financial) a completed police
check must be brought from your own country.
OPTION D: General English Course followed by EAC
Activity Leader Work Placement
May 23 to July 9 2004
only
20 lessons English per week (minimum
4 weeks) plus one session per week of Activity leader training followed
by Guaranteed paid Work Placement
(minimum 5 weeks) in an EAC International Summer School or EAC
International Activity Camp within the UK
EAC training with regard to EAC Work
Placement
Full integration with EAC native UK
staff
EAC transport to work placement
venue
Completed police check from home
country, which will be verified by EAC
COURSE
REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL OPTIONS
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Minimum age – 18 years
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Minimum level of English required - Intermediate (for Internship
students Upper Intermediate level has to have been reached before the
Internship commences)
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Full CV in English in EAC format (with 2 referees)
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A 'letter of motivation', stating why you want to do Work
Experience in the UK and detailing any relevant experience you already
have
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A mature, confident and outgoing personality
ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES
Courses
take place at EAC’s Edinburgh permanent year round school located in
Central Edinburgh. Each lesson is 45 minutes and all of EAC’s teaching
staff are qualified native speakers. On arrival students complete a
placement test and then placed into the appropriate class. Each class is
graded according to level and contains a maximum of 15 students. A full
report and course certificate is issued on completion of the course.
Topics studied include:
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English grammar
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Clear pronunciation – sounds, intonation patters, word stress
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Conversational skills
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Skills development - speaking, listening, reading and writing
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Functional language development – talking about yourself, asking for
and giving instructions
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General vocabulary Development
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Survival language
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Business English – Language you are likely to hear and use in the
workplace
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Intensive listening practice
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Language of job interviews
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Study skills and note taking
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Cultural introduction to UK life and to the British working
environment
WORK PLACEMENTS
After a
minimum of four weeks students can leave the formal teaching environment
of the EAC School and commence work within a paid work placement. During
the four weeks that students attend their English course, EAC will
provide assistance in formulating a CV suitable to show potential
employers in the UK, students will gain advice in interview techniques,
and will be given assistance in finding employment. EAC will maintain
regular contact with students and employers throughout the duration of
the employment. All employers that EAC deal with will follow the
regulations of the National Minimum Wage. EAC will also give advice to
students in finding suitable long-term accommodation.
INTERNSHIPS
After a
minimum of four weeks students can leave the formal teaching environment
of the EAC School and commence an un-paid internship period for a minimum
of two weeks. All students must have reached Upper-intermediate level by
the start of their placement. During the four weeks that students attend
their English course, EAC will provide assistance in formulating a CV
suitable to show potential employers in the UK, students will gain advice
in interview techniques, and will be given assistance in finding their
internship. EAC will maintain regular contact with students and employers
throughout the internship. EAC will give advice to students in finding
suitable long-term accommodation if this is required
Work
Placements and Internships are available in the following areas:
Accountancy / Finance Activity Instructors ` Administration
Building and Construction Childcare Computing and I.T.
Healthcare Hotel and Catering Law
Media Retail Sales
and Marketing
Travel and Tourism
END OF COURSE CERTIFICATION
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EAC Student progress report every four weeks
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Employers progress report every four weeks
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EAC end of course report and certificate
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Employers end of course report and certificate
All fees include HB accommodation Monday to Friday and FB at
weekends (16 meals)
Arrive Sunday, depart Saturday
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Weekly Fee
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Notes
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Host Family
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£126
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Shared room. Single rooms may be available on
request but are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed
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Single room supplement
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£28
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Single rooms may be available on request but
are subject to availability. A
single room is very difficult to guarantee in July and August so early
booking is advised. However, a
single room is guaranteed for all bookings of 8 weeks or more and in
this case the supplementary charge is waived.
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Residence
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£160
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Self-catering.
Single room in mini-apartment of 3 or 4 bedrooms each with
shared kitchen and bathroom
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Executive Host Family
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£196
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Single room in professional family. En-suite facilities available on
request but subject to availability.
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Extra night
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£20 in shared room £22 in
single room
£28 in executive room
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Hotel
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Prices on request
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EAC can assist with hotel bookings but clients
must pay all hotel costs directly to the hotel. Hotels vary in price from £35
to £250+ per night
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Hostel
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From £7 per night
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Edinburgh Hostels are based in the city centre
and offer clean but basic shared room accommodation. No food is
provided but all have fully equipped kitchens and comfortable lounge
areas. They offer good value basic accommodation.
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Edinburgh Airport
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Glasgow Airport
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Glasgow Prestwick
Airport
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From / to Edinburgh
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£35
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£130
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