Executive English Programme
A bespoke 1:1 language offering that hones in on your individual goals.
Newbold’s Executive English is a programme for professionals and executives to master English language in targeted areas. This programme includes a range of courses that can be completely customised and personalised to address your personal needs. By doing so, we help you rapidly improve your fluency for effective communication in the workplace and day-to-day situations.
Executive English courses are arranged throughout the year and can take up to 8 weeks of study.
What will you study?
When you arrive for the Executive English Programme, your English will be assessed. Based on your level, our teachers will create a lesson plan that will help you achieve your language goals and make rapid progress in as little time as possible.
You will have 20 hours of one-to-one English lessons within a week:
Grammar and vocabulary
- Reading and writing
- Speaking and listening
Communication
Programme: Executive English
Course length: By negotiation (typically up to 8 weeks)
Mode of delivery: On-campus
Mode of study: Full-time (intensive)
Course level: Elementary (A1) to Proficiency (C2)
*This fee covers tuition only, and does not include accommodation, meals and textbooks.
Transport to and from Newbold are not included.
For more details visit our Tuition and Fees page.
Intake: Anytime through the year
Entry Requirements: You must be at least 18-years of age on arrival
Outcome: Certificate of completion
Executive English Programme
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Modules
To best support your learning experience, the content of the modules you study will be adapted to your competence level of English.
English Language
These classes focus on improving your understanding and command of English vocabulary, structure and grammar. They also address the skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Speaking and Listening
These classes develop your oral communication skills through listening assignments, conversation tasks and presentations.
Reading and Writing
These classes focus on your comprehension and composition skills. They provide opportunities to address different texts and practise various forms of writing.
Creative Communication
You will be challenged to practise your English and develop your general communication skills through different creative group projects, such as visual arts, video, drama, and cooking. You will work together with students of different levels of English proficiency and learn through teamwork, intercultural communication, critical and creative thinking.
British Culture
Peek into the past and present realities of life in the UK, as you put into practice what you’ve learned in language classes.
Tutorials
As your teachers are committed to provide you with the best learning experience, they will also arrange for some one-to-one meetings with you to discuss your progress and provide help where needed.
Independent Study Time
If you wish to improve your language skills significantly, just working in a class is not enough. You should plan to set aside some time for independent work outside of the classroom. You will need to complete your homework assignments, revisit your lectures, and take time to practise. This will help you succeed in learning English.
Typical Weekly Schedule
Unlock your potential, expand your horizons.
Not only will you gain proficiency in a new language, but you will also make connections and friendships with people from all over the world.