Spring FCE & CAE Exam in Dublin ( June 2010 ). Cambridge Exam Preparation Courses in Dublin - Enroling Now

The 8 week courses starts in March 2010 and aim at preparing candidates for the FCE exam and the CAE exam in June 2010.

Why To Choose our FCE and CAE courses in Dublin?

* Free aptitude test before the start of the course
* Mock exam at the end of the course
* Small groups with 6 students on average (max. 9)
* Classes on Saturdays (from 10am to 2pm, evening classes also available)
* High pass rate (Over 90%)
* Reduced fee (now only 380 euro) - includes the course book

Our FCE course in Dublin is delivered exclusively by means of English, and therefore it is open to any students interested in taking FCE exam - irrespective of their native language.

The syllabus mirrors the structure of the exam. During the intensive 8 week course all parts of the exam and all types of exam tasks are covered. Our teachers offer help on how to approach each task, how to manage your time during the exam and how to verify your answers before handing in the answer sheet.

Both at start and at the end of the course we organize a mock exam which help students plan a final revision before the exam.

The course takes place in Dublin 8 area - *the heart of the city* if you *believe* the Guinness adverts ;) - but even if you don't - it still is only 15 minute walk from Dame Street or 5 minute walk from Thomas Street.

If you wish to learn more about FCE courses in Dublin - please visit our new website:
www.yourenglish.ie/english/fce_english_course
and use the contact form provided or simply give us a quick call at 0851581428

To find out more please go to:
http://www.yourenglish.ie/english/fce_english_course
or
contact us on 085 158 1428

Cambridge First Certificate and Certificate in Advanced English - exams in Dublin

Our 8 week courses start in early October 2009 and aim at preparing candidates for the FCE and CAE exams in December 2009.

Why To Choose This Course?

* Free aptitude test before the start of the course
* Mock exam at the end of the course
* Small groups with 6 students on average (max. 9)
* Classes on Saturdays (from 10am to 2pm)
* High pass rate (well over 90%)
* Reduced fee (now only 380 euro) - includes the course book

Our FCE and CAE courses in Dublin are delivered exclusively by means of English, and therefore it is open to any students interested in taking Cambridge FCE or CAE exam - irrespective of their native language.

The syllabus mirrors the structure of the exams. During the intensive 8 week course all parts of the exam and all types of exam tasks are covered. Our teachers offer help on how to approach each task, how to manage your time during the exam and how to verify your answers before handing in the answer sheet.

Both at start and at the end of the course we organize a mock exam which help students plan a final revision before the exam.

The course takes place in Dublin 8 area - *the heart of the city* if you *believe* the Guinness adverts ;) - but even if you don't - it still is only 15 minute walk from Dame Street or 5 minute walk from Thomas Street.

If you wish to learn more about English courses in Dublin - please visit our new website:
www.yourenglish.ie/english/fce_english_course
and use the contact form provided or simply give us a quick call at 0851581428

Please feel free to register on forums and ask any FCE-related questions there:
www.yourenglish.ie/forum/6

To find out more please go to:
http://www.yourenglish.ie/
or
contact us on 085 158 1428

Enroling now for FCE exam ( June '09 ) preparation course in Dublin

The 8 week course starts in April 2009 and aims at preparing candidates for
the FCE exam in June 2009.

Our FCE course is delivered exclusively by means of English, and therefore it is open to any students interested in taking FCE exam irrespective of their native language.

Our syllabus mirrors the structure of the exam. During the intensive 8 week course all parts of the exam and all types of exam tasks are covered. Our teachers offer help on how to approach each task, how to manage your time during the exam and how to verify your answers before handing in the answer sheet.

Both at start and at the end of the course we organize a mock exam which help students plan a final revision before the exam.

The course is delivered by two teachers: one responsible for listening, reading and grammar-focused elements of the exam preparation and another one - Irish - who focuses on writing and oral and colloquial elements of the exam preparation. Both teachers have excellent command of English and extensive professional experience as teachers of English to foreigners.

The course takes place in Dublin 8 area - *the heart of the city* if you *believe* Guinness adverts - but even if you don't - it still is only 15 minute walk from Dame Street or 5 minute walk from Thomas Street. The course has so far run on Saturdays between 10am - 2pm. Should there be a significant interest in having this date and time changed - it can be done.

If you wish to learn more about FCE course offered by YourEnglish Language School - project of Polish School of English Limited - please visit our website:
www.yourenglish.ie/english/fce_english_course
and use the contact form provided or simply give us a quick call at 0851581428
Please feel free to register on forums and ask any FCE-related questions there:
www.yourenglish.ie/forum/6

Advantages of the course include:
- small group (5-10 students)
- free placement test and mock exam at the end of
the course
- a wide range of materials including original exam papers
- two qualified teachers experienced in teaching at FCE preparation
courses
- good price (now only 380 euro) - including all necessary materials
- free assistance in the registration for the exam
- central location (Marrowbone Lane, Dublin 8)

"Last minute" update:

We are happy to announce that 7 out of 8 students who had participated in our FCE preparation course last winter passed their FCE exam in December 2008 - we finally got the results. Congratulations folks and keep fingers crossed for those who take the exam in March :)

To find out more please go to:
http://www.yourenglish.ie/english/fce_english_course
or
contact us on 085 158 1428

Enroling now for FCE exam (March'09) preparation course

Our FCE course is delivered exclusively by means of English, and therefore it is open to any students interested in taking FCE exam irrespective of their native language.

Our syllabus mirrors the structure of the exam. During the intensive 8 week course all parts of the exam and all types of exam tasks are covered. Our teachers offer help on how to approach each task, how to manage your time during the exam and how to verify your answers before handing in the answer sheet.

Both at start and at the end of the course we organize a mock exam which help students plan a final revision before the exam.

The course is delivered by two teachers: one responsible for listening, reading and grammar-focused elements of the exam preparation and another one - Irish - who focuses on writing and oral and colloquial elements of the exam preparation. Both teachers have excellent command of English and extensive professional experience as teachers of English to foreigners.

The course takes place in Dublin 8 area - heart of the city - 15 minute walk from Dame Street or 5 minute walk from Thomas Street. At the moment the course runs only on Saturdays between 10am - 2pm

If you wish to learn more about FCE course offered by Polish School of English please visit our website: www.angielski.ie and use the contact form provided or simply give us a quick call.

Zapisy na Zimowe Kursy Angielskiego w Dublinie - w tym kurs FCE

Trwają zapisy na zimowe kursy angielskiego w Polskiej Szkole Angielskiego, w tym kurs przygotowujący do egzaminu FCE w marcu 2009 (" First Certificate of English ")

Zajęcia odbywają się w centrum Dublina wieczorami, w weekendy lub w ciągu dnia.

Serdecznie zapraszamy.

Więcej szczegółów na naszej stronie internetowej: www.angielski.ie

Awaria w domu

Wynajmując mieszkanie musimy być przygotowania na różne niemiłe niespodzianki. Na przykład wtedy gdy w końcu odmówi posłuszeństwa wiekowa pralka albo lodówka. Możemy też któregoś dnia zauważyć, że spod świeżo wymalowanej ściany niestety wychodzi grzyb. Gdy nadejdą pierwsze chłodne wieczory może się okazać, że ogrzewanie nie działa. W takich przypadkach trzeba skontaktować się z właścicielem mieszkania, który ma (wynikający z umowy wynajmu) obowiązek zająć się rozwiązaniem problemu i pokryć ewentualne koszty. Zdarza się, że właściciel nie zbyt poczuwa się do obowiązku, a nam jest trudno go po angielsku zmotywować. Poniżej Mirek załatwia problem popsutej pralki z właścicielką swojego mieszkania („landlady”). Pomocne zwroty zostały podkreślone.

Moira: Hi Mirek, how are you? Mirek: Hi Moira, I am fine thanks and you? Moira: Not too bad, thanks. Mirek: I’m ringing you because we have a problem with the washing machine. Moira: What happened? Mirek: Well, it’s leaking and it’s not spinning well. Moira: When did you notice that? Mirek: It hasn’t worked properly for last few days but it’s been really bad since last Friday. We can’t use it anymore or otherwise the whole kitchen is flooded. Moira: Well, it seems serious enough. Unfortunately, it’s not covered by the warranty anymore. I will call the manufacturer anyway and try to arrange for somebody to come and have a look at it. Mirek: That would be brilliant. I work nights so I’m home during the day if they want to send somebody. * * * Moira: Hi Mirek, how are things? Mirek: Hi Moira, a man has come to fix the washing machine. He says the drum is cracked which causes the leaking. On top of that, the filter was completely blocked. He has already cleaned it so the washing machine should spin ok now. He can also seal the drum but this will cost 100 euro including the call charge. I just wanted to make sure he can go ahead with that. Moira: Sure, that’s ok. Can you pay him and I’ll drop you a cheque during the week. Mirek: Sure, no problem.

Moira: Cześć Mirek, jak się masz? Mirek: Cześć Moira, w porządku a ty? Moira: Nie najgorzej, dziękuję. Mirek: Dzwonię bo mamy problem z pralką. Moira: Co się stało? Mirek: Przecieka i niezbyt dobrze wiruje. Moira: Kiedy to zauważyliście? Mirek: Już od kilku dni nie najlepiej działała ale od piątku jest fatalnie. Nie możemy jej używać bo zalewa kuchnię. Moira: Myślę, że to może być coś poważniejszego. Niestety pralka nie jest już na gwarancji. Ale i tak zadzwonię do producenta i spróbuję załatwić żeby ktoś przyszedł i rzucił na nią okiem. Mirek: Byłoby super. Ja pracuję nocami więc w ciągu dnia jestem w domu gdyby chcieli kogoś przysłać. *** Moira: Cześć Mirek, jak leci? Mirek: Cześć Moira. Przyszedł pan naprawić pralkę. Mówi, że bęben jest pęknięty co powoduje przeciekanie. Do tego, filtr był zupełnie zapchany. Już go wyczyścił więc pralka powinna dobrze wirować. Może też zalepić bęben, ale to będzie kosztować 100 euro włączając w to opłatę za dojazd. Chciałem tylko potwierdzić czy się na to zgadzasz. Moira: Oczywiście, w porządku. Możesz mu zapłacić, a ja podrzucę ci czek w ciągu tygodnia. Mirek: Pewnie, nie ma problemu.

Ogłoszenie: Kurs FCE - Rusza Kurs Przygotowujący Do Egzaminu FCE w Grudniu 2008

Tekst ukazał się w druku w "PG" w Dublinie dnia 5 Czerwca 2008

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