University of Reading Summer Camp, University of Reading Summer Camp
Programs and prices, tuition fees in University of Reading Summer Camp, University of Reading Summer Camp
Summer English Course
- Age — from 11 to 17 years old,
- Duration of study — one to three weeks.
The summer English language learning program organized on the University of Reading campus offers students from all over the world an exciting curriculum with language classes and a variety of entertainment and cultural events. The course offers flexibility in choosing the start date and duration of study, allowing you to adjust the program and attend campus for as long as comfortable for the student.
The curriculum includes 40 English lessons, each with its own topic interesting to young students. Under the guidance of a teacher, students improve their reading, writing, listening and speaking skills, regularly practice spoken language and expand their vocabulary.
Extracurricular activities will be an excellent addition to the main academic aspect of the program: eight excursions to the sights of Reading, Windsor, Bath and London will help you learn the history and culture of the country, and campus events will allow you to get to know your classmates better and try your hand at new hobbies.
Description of University of Reading Summer Camp, University of Reading Summer Camp
- Location: Reading, England,
- Student age: from 11 to 17 years old,
- Language of instruction: English,
- Type of study: mixed.
University of Reading English School — a seasonal center for studying English for teenagers from 11 to 17 years old. Here, a short-term summer course is taught, allowing not only to effectively improve language skills but also to gain international academic experience, see the sights of the region, and meet representatives of other nationalities and countries.
One of the advantages of the English school will be studying on the campus of University of Reading — a university that is included in national and international rankings as one of the leading universities in the country. Located in Berkshire County, its educational territory will allow students to get acquainted with iconic sights of the region, combining exciting excursions with comfortable and varied leisure time among the historical architecture and natural beauty of Reading. Pupils are in an atmosphere of round-the-clock and comprehensive support — employees of the language center accompany students during classes, campus events and excursions, live nearby, so they are always available to answer any questions. Qualified teaching staff: each teacher sets a goal to help students improve their overall level of English proficiency. Paying individual attention to all students, teachers improve the strengths and weaknesses of their pupils, helping them gain valuable educational experience.
Accommodation, meals, prices
During the course, students are accommodated in a residence on the University of Reading campus: they occupy single and double rooms with bathrooms, have access to a number of common areas, including relaxation zones, outdoor areas for walks and events, and a dining hall. Employees of the center live nearby, providing 24/7 support and maintaining the safety and comfort of residents.
Every day in the dining hall, students are served balanced three meals a day on a full board basis: two English breakfasts, lunch and dinner, prepared from a varied menu taking into account possible dietary requirements. On excursion days, students receive a prepaid meal card or a packed lunch.
Activities University of Reading Summer Camp, University of Reading Summer Camp
The summer program offers students a variety of exciting activities both on and off campus. Almost every day, pupils can expect collective events: from karaoke, interactive games, movie nights and discos to sports training, cooking classes, creative contests. Several days a week are devoted to half-day and full-day excursions:
- London: London Eye, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, Southbank,
- A cruise on the Thames,
- South Kensington, Natural History Museum,
- Bath: walking tour of the city and a trip to Stonehenge,
- Windsor: walking tour of the city,
- Excursions around Reading by bus and on foot,
- Shopping at The Oracle shopping center,
- Harris Botanical Garden located on the University of Reading campus.
The entire program includes four half-day excursions, four full-day excursions and three entrance tickets (for example, to the London Eye).
Advantages
- Many services are already included in the tuition fee,
- Small groups assembled based on initial knowledge level,
- A rich schedule including excursions and campus events.
Facilities and equipment at University of Reading Summer Camp, University of Reading Summer Camp
The University of Reading campus is located in the county of Berkshire, near the historic city center of Reading. The academic buildings are situated on a large parkland area of 130 hectares, offering extensive grounds for walking, sports and outdoor events. In addition to modern classrooms where lessons will take place, students have access to a library, the Students' Union building, several cafeterias and other university campus infrastructure.
Admission dates and extra charges
The course takes place in July-August, lasts from 1 to 3 weeks at the student's choice, has several start dates, providing students with the opportunity to join a group at their convenience. The weekly schedule of participants includes morning English lessons, daytime and evening activities on campus or excursions.
Many services are already included in the program cost: academic plan and necessary learning materials, accommodation and meals, all campus events and eight excursions, graduation certificate. Additionally, you need to pay for flights and visa documents, health insurance, administrative fees and personal expenses.
Enrolment process
The admission process involves submitting an application form and the required documents. The admissions committee reviews applications and conducts online testing to determine current language level, provides necessary information about arrival on campus.
Perspectives
The curriculum provides for the receipt of a graduation certificate indicating language level progress from the first to the last day of study. Immersed in an English-speaking environment, students effectively develop skills and abilities, gaining valuable international educational experience and confidence in using English in various life situations.
Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol
Applicants aged 11-17 with any level of English proficiency are accepted to the program. For studying in the UK, foreign candidates require a passport, medical insurance, and a visa or residence permit.
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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Recommendations on when to apply
| Language courses, schools and children's language camps | Primary and secondary education - private schools | Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education | Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA |
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