Globe English Centre Junior Brochure

Learning English for a Better Future

E N G L I S H C E N T R EProgrammes for Children & Young People

T he Globe English Centre is avery special place. I have

enjoyed running this school inthe beautiful city of Exeter since1978.

Exeter, the capital city of thecounty of Devon, is 2h15 fromLondon and 20 minutes from thesea! It is very popular with Britishand foreign tourists, thanks to itsrich mixture of culture, beauty,charm and proximity to some ofthe best beaches in Britain.Exeter combines the excitementof a large city with thefriendliness of a close communityand is surrounded by spectacularcountryside. It is also one ofBritain’s safest cities, helping tomake it the ideal location to combinelearning a language with making new friends.

The Globe English Centre offers:• Lively, intensive classes• An excellent choice of courses and social activities• Expert teaching• A friendly, relaxed atmosphere• A real understanding of young students’ needs• A pleasant and safe environment in the city centre

You can learn about different cultures, make rapidprogress with your English, meet new friends and havea wonderful time while building for the future.

We look forward to meeting you! This is an experienceyou will never forget!

Catherine BorgenDirector

C o n t e n t sWhy choose Exeter?............................................. 3Why choose the Globe? ....................................... 4School Facilities .................................................... 5Social Programme and Sports.............................. 6Accommodation .................................................... 7VACATION COURSES• Discovery - 11-14 and 15-19 year olds ............. 8• Explorers - under 11 year olds .......................... 9 INTENSIVE COURSES• English as a Second Language .......................10 • One-to-One Lessons & CoursesCLOSED GROUPS INTENSIVE PROGRAMMES• Curriculum Programmes.................................. 11• Exam Preparation Programmes...................... 12• Future Careers Programmes........................... 13WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMES• Work Trials....................................................... 14• InternshipsOther Courses..................................................... 15Travel ................................................... Back Cover

Welcome!Welcome!

31-33 St David’s Hill Exeter Devon EX4 4DATelephone +44 1392 271036Facsimile +44 1392 427559

e-mail [email protected]

The Director outside the School’s garden rooms

The Globe reception

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Exeter is a historic city with a wonderful cathedral. With a population of 111.000, it is a relatively small city,which offers something to everyone. You will soon feel at home in this well-loved city. Here are somemore excellent reasons to come to Exeter:

• It has the sunniest and warmest climate in Britain.Devon has been voted the "Best County in Britain"

• It is regularly voted Top British City for Quality of Life:lowest crime and pollution levels; best cultural,recreational, welfare and commercial facilities

• It is a safe and friendly community where peoplehave time to talk and still practise traditionalhospitality

• The sea and beaches are within 20 minutes from thecity centre

• Easy access - only 2h15 by train from London;Exeter has its own airport - other airports are easy toreach

• It’s an important education centre with one of thebest British universities and further educationcolleges

• The shopping centre is full of a variety of interestingshops

• The charming Quayside, parks and colourful gardensappeal to all ages

• Sports centres and golf courses are within the city • Theatres, arts centres, galleries, concert halls and

cinemas will add cultural ingredients to your visit• Exeter is a young city with a high student population

and music, dancing, eating in the many clubs, cafésand restaurants

Why choose Exeter?Why choose Exeter?

Exeter University THE GLOBE Shopping Centres High Street CathedralCollege

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Rel iable• The Director, Catherine Borgen, trained as

a language teacher and has personally runthe Globe since 1978, ensuring that ourchief objective remains to provide a goodeducation

• We offer courses for young learners all yearround and can guarantee consistent qualityand high standards in all our services

• All the exciting activities of the SocialProgramme are fully included in our fees.Students never need to pay for anything

• Exeter is our only centre and we welcomeon average a hundred students each week

• We guarantee a 24h emergency service

• Since 1978, many foreign teachers havereturned to us year after year with theirstudents

Professional• Run by a dynamic and experienced team

• Accredited by the British Council. Regular andrigorous inspections ensure the high quality of allservices and provide an independent guarantee

• Member of English UK

• Member of IALC - International Association ofLanguage Centres

• Recommended by many companies and eductionalestablishments

• Education UK - part of Education UK GovernmentInitiative

The TeachersAll our teachers are native speakers and trained inteaching English as a Foreign Language. Dynamic andapproachable, they are expert in motivating studentsand identifying their needs. They generate interest inlessons with the latest teaching techniques perfected inour regular training sessions.

Why choose Globe?Why choose Globe?

The MethodOur long experience in welcoming young learnersenables us to create stimulating and entertainingteaching programmes to motivate students tocommunicate confidently in English. We use a range ofpublished material, Internet activities, projects andcommunication games to make our courses asinteresting and effective as possible.

Homework is set 2 or 3 times per week and isdesigned to encourage the students to communicatewith their families and to find out more about everydaylife in England.

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Junior School

Conveniently situated in the City centre within a 10-minute walk from the main shops and sports centres,the Globe’s beautifully modernised 19th century buildings offer excellent facilities. We are surrounded bytrees and gardens with lovely views over the Exe valley.

School FacilitiesSchool Facilities

AdministrationOur caring and efficient team is always happyto help students, for example, to changemoney, confirm a flight, contact their family orvisit a doctor.

ResourcesWe have a small library where students canborrow books. Students also have free,supervised access to e-mail/Internet everydayfrom 11-11.30.

ClassroomsClassrooms are equipped with comfortablechairs and tables, a whiteboard, tape/CDplayer and portable overhead projector.

Video and DVDThe use of video and DVD is integrated intothe teaching programme.

Common Rooms and KitchenThere are large common rooms on theground floor opening onto the courtyard andgardens for young students to relax at breakand lunch times. Other facilities includekitchen, music centre, television, billiardtable, table football and table tennis.

Sports and LeisureIndoor: Board games, billiards, table football, tabletennis.Outdoor: Volleyball, badminton, basketball, boules.

Sun terraces and gardenTo relax with friends and teachers on a nice day and toenjoy a barbecue party.

CinemaA large screen television is available for regularviewings of feature films in English, an excellent way toimprove the language.

Other ServicesThe Globe Adult School next door to our Junior Schoolis open all year round for parents and teachers.

AdministrationOur caring and efficient team on the premises isalways happy to help with any queries, whether it is, forexample, to change money, see a doctor or reconfirm aflight.

Comment . . .

“We really appreciated the warm welcome.The administration staff were always

ready to listen and help and the teachersknew how to give our students a newmotivation in their English studies.”

Claudine Longatte - Teacher College Sisley,Moret, France

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School playground

School Garden

Games room

Student’s Comment . . .

“Everything was great fun - time went too quickly!”

Agata Kukla, Czestochowa, Poland.

Leisure is an important part of learning. Enjoy our Social Programme and practise your English in avariety of activities. See more of Britain, its people, culture and countryside. Take the opportunity to makenew friends, try lots of sports and have fun. This is a chance to get to know your teachers and the otherstudents better.

SportsExeter has many excellent sports centres and playingfields, which offer tennis, golf, football, cycling, bowling,swimming, horse riding, dry slope skiing, squash andmore. The River Exe also provides a variety of watersports: canoeing, sailing and wind surfing.

If there are any sports you are interested in tryingduring your stay, please tell us in advance and we willmake arrangements for you.

Excursions and Social EveningsExeter is ideally situated for exploring thisbeautiful region. You can spend theafternoon at the seaside or walk in themysterious Dartmoor National Park, ride asteam train along the charming Dart valleyor visit other cities like Plymouth, Bristol,Bath and London.

Meet your friends and teachers at ourevening parties, films and barbecues aftera wonderful day out!

Exeter FestivalA feast of music, dance, theatre, celebrations,fireworks and street entertainment which lasts2 weeks, generally at the beginning of July.Please ask for dates.

Social Programme and SportsSocial Programme and Sports

Social Programme Facts

• All events, excursions andtransport are included in thefees. You will never have to payfor anything on the programme

• There is always a teacher orgroup leader with you

• We give you a detailedprogramme each week

• Sports offered: cycling, squash,swimming, tennis, canoeing,golf, bowling, ice/roller skatingand most team sports

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Host Families play a very important part in the success of our students’ stay. They provide the bestopportunity to learn about British culture and make more progress in English. People enjoy sharing theirlives and interests with their foreign guests.

Families never have 2 students of the same mothertongue unless the students ask to share with a friend.

We select families for the comfort of their homes, theirkindness and the quality of their welcome. Many of ourfamilies are personally known to our staff.

Families are within a walking distance of approximately30 minutes/2.80 kms and on a bus route.

The host families work in close co-operation with theSchool in supervising the younger students and ensurethat school rules and parents’ wishes are respected.

If a student has any difficulties or problems with theirhost family, we will do our best to improve the situationand are prepared to change the host family, ifnecessary.

AccommodationAccommodation

Your Host Family

Our families follow the English UK Code of Practice inaccordance with the British Council and BritishAuthority recommendations.

Families provide a comfortable heated bedroom andoffer breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal. Theywill do some light laundry on a weekly basis if required.

We choose your family from the details on yourenrolment form. It is very important that you write yourrequirements clearly. Most of our young students enjoysharing their room with other students of the same age.It is possible to have a single room if preferred.

ResidentialAccommodationAlthough webelieve familyaccommodationto be the bestoption for ourstudents, we canprovide residentialaccommodationfor closed groups,large and small,in privateresidencesor on the nearbyuniversitycampus.

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Course Facts

• Age - 11-14, 15-19• Level - Elementary to Advanced

Beginners on request• Start date - Any Monday.

For summer, see price list• Duration - Minimum 1 week,

maximum 10 weeks• Number of lessons - 20 per week

45 minutes per lesson

• Class times - 09.30 - 13.00• Average in class - 8,

maximum - 14• Social Programme. See Page 6

Each week:1 afternoon excursion2 sports afternoons2 discovery afternoons2 social evenings1 Saturday excursion

• Homework - twice a week• Test on the first day• Certificate and Progress Report

VVAACCAATION COURSESTION COURSES

Discovery ProgrammeDiscovery Programme

These courses combine language learning with an enjoyable holiday. They are also available throughout theyear and can be adapted to suit closed groups of students from educational establishments and agencies.Details and quotes on request for groups.

This stimulating course offers a dynamic teaching programme which encourages oral communication,activates passive knowledge and above all develops confidence. The varied social programme gives newopportunities to practise English, while discovering and enjoying the culture and way of life of British people.

Student’s Comment . . .

“There was a really good atmosphere between theGlobe teachers and the students. I really like the city of

Exeter, the houses and the toast in the morning!”

Alessandro Molinaro, Rome, Italy

Typical Discovery ProgrammeMONDAY

Social EnglishIntroductions &Greetings

Role PlayingGoing shoppingPrice, sizes &colours

GrammarUse of tenses

Language GameThe WanderingTourist. Learndirections

ListeningA newsprogramme

Group workSolve a problemon a desertisland

PronunciationDifficultsounds

Video workBritish customsFood & Drink

Reading/WritingUnderstanding &replying to letters

SongsLearn to sing apop song

Day trip toLondon

SeeMadame

Tussauds,Westminster

Abbey,Trafalgar Square,

BuckinghamPalace.

Free time forshopping at

Oxford Circus

Free timeto spend with

your host family& friends

LANGUAGE WORK

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

09.30/11.00/

11.30/13.00/

DiscoverySee Exeter froman open-top bus

ExcursionVisit Torquay,beaches & caves

Private DiscoDance with newfriends

Boat tripBarbecue on theRiver Exe

SportsChoice ofCanoeing orCycling

DiscoveryCatacombsGhosts &Legends

SportsChoice ofbowling or golf

SOCIAL PROGRAMME

14.00/15.30/

or later/

19.00/22.00/

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Course Facts• Age - 7-10• Level - Beginner to Intermediate• Start Dates - Summer, see price list• Duration - Minimum 1 week,

maximum 10 weeks• Class times - 09.00 - 12.30• Average in class - 4, maximum - 10• Social Programme - See page 6

Each week:As per Discovery according to younger children’s needs

• Homework - twice a week• Certificate and Progress Report• Supervised transfers host

family/Globe/host family

Explorers ProgrammeExplorers ProgrammeThis course is aimed at primary school children. Lessons and social programme follow the sametimetable as the Discovery Courses but are adapted to suit this age group. Our Primary school teacherruns a very lively and stimulating class with project work and many hands-on activities and games.Children will only be accepted on courses of 3 weeks or more if they are with a parent or sibling.

Typical Explorers ProgrammeMONDAY

IntroductionsName games,Alphabetpronunciation &spelling gamesA-Z song

My familyFamilyvocabularyMaking familyalbums/trees

Role-PlayFood vocabularyMaking shoppinglistsGoing shopping

ListeningVideo work“Mr. Bean”

Group workWeathervocabularyMaking a weatherchart. Paintingweather pictures

LongleatSafariPark

&Historical

House



LANGUAGE WORK


09.00/10.30/

TheatrePuppet show inschool

SportsSwimming

Private party Bowling

ExcursionVisit to Exmouthbeach &amusement park

CultureVisit to RoyalAlbert MemorialMuseum

ExcursionVisit to CrealyPark

SOCIAL PROGRAMME

13.30/15.30/

or later

19.00/21.30/

Making friendsDescribing peopleVocabularySelf PortraitsClothes & colourvocabulary

Listening &SpeakingNumber gamesClass survey - Howmany brothers, pets,etc, have you got?

CraftsCookingworkshop -making a DevonCream tea

DramaImprovisation - ina restaurant

Fun & GamesRevisionactivitiesGames & songsto end


11.00/12.30/

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Intensive CoursesIntensive CoursesEnglish as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second LanguageThis is a language-based course which includes study skills and curriculum subject lessons. It preparesyoung students from the age of 13 for entry into the British Education System. During the course we canarrange visits to local private schools and colleges which may be able to accept our students. We can finda suitable school for your child and help you with admission procedures.

Course Facts

• Age - 13+• Level - Lower Intermediate• Start date - on demand• Duration - Minimum 10 weeks• Average in class - 8• Course Hours - Minimum 25

To include:General EnglishSubject studiesStudies at our Partner Schoolwith British children

Cultural OutingsSportsExcursions

• Home work - daily• Test on the first day• Support of Course Tutor• Monthly Progress Report• Course Certificate

Bowling

Typical English as a Second Language ProgrammeMONDAY


ListeningNumberpronunciation Maths - decimals

GrammarFocus on pasttenses

HistoryThe Kings &Queens ofEngland

VideoThe story ofShakespeare

ArtAt our PartnerSchool

SpeakingDebate on theEnvironment

GeographyLanguage ofweather &climate

ReadingNarrative tenses intraditional stories

DramaImprovisationbased on Romeo& Juliet

Day TripLyme Regis

&Fossil

Museum



LANGUAGE WORK SKILLS

COMMUNICATION SKILLS/CURRICULUM STUDIES


09.30/11.00/

11.30/13.00/

SportsAt our PartnerSchool

ProjectUsing libraryresearchmaterials

Evening at theTheatre

VisitTo local artgallery

Boat trip & birdwatching in ExeNature Reserve

SportsChoice ofbowling or golf

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME

14.00/15.30/

or later

19.00/21.30/

One-to-One Extra LessonsStudents following any of our courses can requestextra lessons of individual tuition in advance or whilethey are at school if they are long stay students. Thesewill take place in the afternoons and are booked indouble lessons (2 x 45 minute lessons).

One-to-OneOne-to-One One-to-One Courses

We can design a course to suit specific requirementsbased on detailed information on the students’ needsand plans, for example, to join a British school, to takean exam. Please enquire for further details.

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Curriculum ProgrammeCurriculum ProgrammeThis course is built around themes from the students’ school curriculum (history, literature, geography,the environment, etc) at the recommendation and in co-operation with the students’ subject teachers. Itcombines General English with topic areas that the students are particularly interested in.

Visits, activities and excursions are planned to complement and illustrate the contents of the course.Lessons are designed to both improve students’ communicative ability in English and to expand theirknowledge of the topic areas.

Course Facts

• Age - 13+

• Level - Lower Intermediate toAdvanced

• Start date - On demand

• Duration - Minimum 1 week

• Number of lessons - 20 per week45 minutes per lesson

• Class times - 09.00 - 12.30

• Average in class - 12, maximum - 15

• Social Programme - See page 6.

Each week:

5 afternoons of visits related tochosen curriculum subjects

1 social evening

• Homework - daily

• Certificate and Progress Report

CLOSED GROUPS COURSESCLOSED GROUPS COURSES

Programme on environmental issues for biology, geography & social science MONDAY

Social EnglishIntroductions &GreetingsReview of Tenses

ReadingEnergy sources& the growingrole of alternativeenergies

SpeakingDiscussion onendangeredspecies &possible solutions

SpeakingGiving opinions/arguing. Debateon animal rights

Listening &GrammarThe NewsFocus on modalverbs

Role-playInvent a politicalgroup.Manifestos &elections

Video &ListeningLanguage ofweather &climate/forecasts

ReadingThe geography ofBritain

SpeakingBritish attitudes toenvironmentalissues- survey intown

WritingCollation andpresentation ofresults of survey

Weekendexcursionsavailable on

request



LANGUAGE WORK



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11.00/12.30/

ExcursionVisit a local windfarm

ExcursionWildlife sanctuaryTalk on breedingprogramme

Private party

VisitA localnewspaper

ExcursionTo Lyme Regisbeach & fossilmuseum

VisitExeter Museum& talk on localgeology

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME

13.30/15.30/

or later

19.00/21.30/

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The following courses are designed for students from the same establishment or institution who have acommon and specific purpose for studying. Details and quotes on request.

A lively lesson

These courses are open to closed groups from schools and colleges and we work in close co-operationwith the group organisers to plan course content and activities.

We prepare students for the Cambridge Preliminary English Test, theCambridge First Certificate examination and national school examinations such as the Baccalaureat, Abitur, Maturita, etc. We liaise with students’school teachers to meet the requirements of the exam syllabus.

Exam PreparationExam Preparation

Course Facts

• Age - 13+• Level - Intermediate to Advanced• Start date - on demand• Duration - Minimum 1 week• Number of lessons - 30 per week

45 minutes per lesson

• Class times - 09.00 - 15.30• Average in class - 12,

maximum - 15• Social Programme - See page 6.

Each week:1 sports afternoon (optional)2 discovery afternoons (optional)1 social evening

• Mock exam• Homework - daily• Certificate and Progress Report

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Typical Exam Programme for Cambridge First CertificateMONDAY

GrammarReview of tensesystem

SpeakingPart II - Talkingabout pictures

WritingHow to write aCV formal &informal letters

ListeningFocus oninterpretingattitudes

Use of EnglishParts 1 & 11Gap filltechniques

ListeningHow to improvecomprehensionskills

ReadingPart IVSpeed readingtechniques

WritingFocus onnarrative

Mock ExamReading Paper

Mock ExamUse of English Weekend

Excursionsavailable

onrequest




09.00/10.30/

11.00/12.30/

Use of EnglishWord formationSuffixes &prefixes

ReadingSummarisingthemes

Private Party

WritingDebatesFocus ondiscursive essays

Mock ExamWriting

Mock ExamListening &speaking &results

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME

13.30/15.00/

19.00/22.30/

This course gives students preparing for their working lives the opportunity to study and observe inEngland their prospective working environment. Lessons, in General English and Business English at theappropriate level, are geared towards their professional interests.

Depending on the course of study chosen and prospective career (in marketing, business, industry,tourism agriculture, health etc.), we organise visits to companies and businesses, one-day workplacements, lectures, etc.

All visits are prepared thoroughly in class and students are encouraged to give presentations andfeedback about the visits, comparing systems in England to those in their own country

Course Facts

• Age - 15+

• Level - Intermediate to Advanced

• Start date - On demand

• Duration - Minimum 1 week

• Number of lessons - 20 per week45 minutes per lesson

• Class times - 09.00 - 12.30

• Average in class - 12

maximum - 15

• Social Programme - See page 6.

Each week:

5 afternoons of work-related visits

2 social evenings

• Homework - daily

• Course Certificate &

Progress Report

Future CareersFuture Careers

Future Careers Programme for Trainee Secretaries and Business AssistantsMONDAY


ListeningNumberpronunciationTelephoningA job interview

WritingPunctuationHow to write aCV. Formal &informal letters

Life skillsSkills/qualities forjobs. Language ofadvertisements.Letters ofapplication

SpeakingThe EuropeanUnion & theEuro -Advantages &disadvantages

Focus on tradeImport/ExportMarketing aproduct abroad

Business ProfileTalking aboutcompanystructure.Presenting yourcompany

ListeningVideo - thelanguage ofmeetings

Role-playOffice machines -describing howthey workBusiness role-playon new products

SpeakingThe role of theInternet &Internetshopping/banking

Weekendexcursionsavailable on

request



LANGUAGE WORK



09.00/10.30/

11.00/12.30/

VisitExeter BusinessCollege

VisitExeter Job Centre

Private Party Bowling

Visiting SpeakerDevon CountyCouncil “Exeter’srole in Europe”

VisitA local PublishingCompany

VisitBarclays Bank

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME

13.30/15.00/

or later

19.00/22.30/

or later

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WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMESWORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMMESThe following options are available to the more adventurous students who want to broaden theirexperience and strengthen their existing language skills away from the classroom.

We also accept groups of students from educational establishments and can accommodate their wishesregarding the duration and format of the programme.

Work TrialsWork TrialsThis programme gives young people an opportunity to improvetheir English in a general working environment and to developtheir life skills.

Course ProgrammeThe course is designed to equip you with the essential languageskills needed for effective communication with the public and forpractical help in general administration. You will be betterprepared to start your placement with more confidence and youwill get more satisfaction from this experience.

PlacementsPositions are usually that of general assistant in offices,administrations, shops, hotels and restaurants. Trainees must berealistic in their expectations. The main purpose of Work Trials isto build your self-confidence and initiative and to practise yourexisting English. The Globe will give you support for the durationof your placement.

InternshipsInternshipsThis programme gives trainees the opportunity to improve theirEnglish and interpersonal skills in a professional environment.

Internships provide practical work experience as well as a betterawareness of other cultures and of the international businesscommunity.

This experience will improve your employment prospects andcareer opportunities.

Course ProgrammeThe course is designed to equip you with essential businesslanguage skills to give you the best possible start in your workplacement. Topics will range from telephone and interviewtechniques to general business terminology and practices.

PlacementsWe look for placements matching career objectives. Thecompanies providing the placements must comply with nationalregulations and health and safety standards. The Globe will giveyou guidance whilst you adjust to your new environment and willcontinue to give you support for the duration of your placement.

Course Facts

• Age - 16+

• Level - Minimum LowerIntermediate

• Start date - any Monday

• Duration - 1 week minimum

• 28 Lessons 45 minutes per lesson

• Placement 3 to 6 weeks

• Support from Globe duringplacements

Course Facts

• Age - 18+

• Level - Minimum Intermediate

• Start date - any Monday

• Duration - 1 week minimum

• 28 Lessons 45 minutes per lesson

• Placement 3 to 24 weeks

• Interview to ensuretrainee/company’s expectations aremet

• Support from Globe duringplacements

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Also...in our Adult SchoolAlso...in our Adult School

Courses for adults and teachers all year roundIf you are a parent or a teacher you may be interested to know that the Globe English Centre runsadult and teacher refresher courses all year round. Our Adult School is next to our Junior Centrewhich is extremely convenient for families wishing to study and have a holiday at the same time, orteachers wanting to follow a refresher course when accompanying a group of their students.

General English CoursesFor Beginner to Advanced Students.

Authentic EnglishTo improve your communicative English andknowledge of British and American life andculture.

Examination ProgrammesFor Cambridge First Certificate and AdvancedEnglish Examinations. Other examinations onrequest.

Business EnglishTo work with more confidence in the international business community.

Teachers’ ProgrammesFor primary and secondary school teacherswho wish to keep up with new developmentsin the English language and the methodologyof teaching.

One-to-One and Closed GroupsFor students who want to make rapidprogress or need English for specificpurposes.

Student’sComment . . .

“The Globe was the perfect place forme and my children to study.

We really enjoyed ourselves and I never had to worry about them. I was impressed by the level of organisation and the care taken with each student.”

Lourdes de la Rica Vizcaya - Spain

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The Globe English Centre • 31-33 St David’s Hill • Exeter • EX4 4DA • England Tel +44 1392 271036 • Fax +44 1392 427559

Email [email protected] • www.GlobeEnglish.co.uk

31-33 St David’s Hill Exeter EX4 4DA EnglandTelephone +44 1392 271036Facsimile +44 1392 427559

Email [email protected]

• We will tell you the best way totravel to Exeter

• We can make all your travelreservations

• The Globe offers meeting services inmost international ferry ports andairports

• We will always welcome you toExeter at the coach or train station orat the airport

• Exeter is only 2 hours by train and 3hours by motorway from London

• All main public transport routes aredirect to Exeter

• Exeter is an ideal centre fortouring South West England

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