STUDIES / KIDS
QUALITY RECOGNITION BY THE HELLENIC AMERICAN UNION AND THE BRITISH COUNCIL FOR THE HIGH SUCCESS RATE IN EXAMINATIONS OF B2, C1, C2
Pre junior for children of preschool age (4-6 years)
The child's first contact with the language, the familiarity with the pronunciation and the acquisition of basic vocabulary orally.
Pre Junior for first primary school pupils
The first contact with the alphabet and a wider vocabulary with many and interesting thematic sections for familiarization with the English alphabet and mastering the vocabulary orally. Through tasks we also seek to familiarize the child with writing English words. Children learn words and small sentences orally, then they can have small dialogues between themselves, which helps them to develop oral speech in English, but also helps to build their self-confidence in the classroom.
Junior A
At this level the child learns to read and write English. The child is taught his first words and expressions as well as Grammar. Writes spelling exercises, completes oral, acoustic and written exercises, as well as tests in each unit. In addition to the knowledge he acquires, the goal is also to lay the right foundations concerning the way the child studies, in order to increase the child's responsibility and performance.
Junior B
At this level the child assimilates even better the material of Junior A and at the same time proceeds to the acquisition of new vocabulary and Grammar phenomena. At this level the student can now write short paragraphs independently, while oral speech is also improved.
Level 1,2,3
These three levels are crucial as children at these ages attain the correct and solid foundations to move dynamically to level B2.
B2
Lower English (B2) diplomas are high level certifications which according to the European Reference Framework means "Good knowledge" of English.
C1 & C2
The Advanced Degree (C1) certifies "Very Good Knowledge" of the English Language and is the intermediate level, between Lower (B2) and Proficiency (C2). It can be used in Greece and internationally either for studies or for professional purposes.
Preparation of English as a special course for the Panhellenic school examination
The examination of English as a "special course" at the national level has special requirements, so it needs a different approach and appropriate preparation. The preparation of children for English Board diplomas differs in many ways from the structure of examination and the material in the Panhellenic examinations.
