The Codrington Language Centre
The Codrington Language Centre is based at The Codrington School adult classes are in Christ Church and it's primary focus is the teaching of English as a foreign language. The Centre creates a fun filled learning environment meeting the needs of international students who have diverse interests and abilities. They are encouraged to learn from each other as they reach their common goal of improving their English language skills.
The Codrington Language Centre enrolls students from many parts of the world. Surrounded by native English speakers and being immersed in an English environment provides international students with the unrivaled opportunity to improve their English language skills while experiencing a new, exciting culture and form lastinging friendships.
1) English Language Skills Course
The Codrington School embraces the International Baccalaureate Organization’s (IBO) philosophy and methodology of teaching and learning. Wherever possible, The Codrington Language Centre Inc. has tailored its programme to include the IBO’s principles.
A variety of programmes are available to overseas children and adults who are seeking to improve their English language skills. Each residential course comprises:
Students attend class from Monday to Friday. Several additional hours each week are devoted to class preparation, library study and extracurricular activities. After school and during the weekends, students are encouraged to participate in organized activities, social and cultural outings and sporting events. These extra curricular activities provide quality leisure time, a balance to the academic work, and a chance to meet new friends and learn new skills.
Age Groups
Teens
Young adults and pre university
Adults
Adult Programmes Professional Training Young Learners
General English Business and Specialised Camps
Academic Study Executive Programme Teens
Examination One -to-One Executive Pre University
Club 50+
Vacation
Course Levels
All three courses offer basic,intermediate and advanced are 12 weeks long.Participants may take all three courses over a one year,three term period.Alternatively, the courses maybe taken in two-week, three week, four week or six week sessions.
Each student is assessed through a short appraisal in English to determine his/her level of proficiency at the beginning of the course.
The three courses are offered to students of all ages.
| 1. Basic course | |
| 2. Intermediate course | |
| 3. Advanced course | Diploma |
Daily Timetable
Session 1
9:00 - 12:00 Unit topics in classroom
10:15 - 10:45 Morning break
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
Session 2
1:00– 4:00 On/off campus extra curricula reinforcement activities
Evenings and Weekends
Social/leisure oriented reinforcement activities and a choice of workshops (optional)
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Unit Topics
Through its twelve unit topics per course level, The Codrington Language Centre programme is designed to expose students to the vocabulary and grammar structures associated with a cross section of life experiences.
Examples of unit topics:
Basic
“Hello!”
- About Me
- Gully Adventures
Intermediate
“What’s New?”
- The Age of Electronics
- Survival of the Fittest
Advanced
“Watch Out!”
- Money Matters
- To be the best
Language Skills
The following four skills are taught at all levels with gradually increasing depth and intensity:
(a) Listening - with mime for basic course, comprehension (oral, aural and reading) and dictation for intermediate and advanced courses
(b) Speaking (with emphasis on pronunciation)
(c) Reading (with emphasis on pronunciation)
(d) Writing (with emphasis on creativity)
Language Structure
The teaching of language structure takes place in the classroom and is integrated into motivating activities within the framework of the thirty-six unit topics:
2) Summer Camps
Examples are field trips to:
Workshops offered include:
Additional optional activities (extra fees)
Additional optional recreational activities available include: sailing, hiking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, swimming, surfing, water skiing, scuba diving, water sports, tropical floor shows and more! Please note that these activities are not included in the Programme Fee and carry a separate cost depending on the selected activity.
Optional workshops offered include: drama, puppetry, music, dance/movement, art, pottery, photography, glass blowing, stilt walking, and cooking!
Most English speaking countries in the world now have an English language industry. Barbados is a new destination for a language school but in many ways it is a tropical version of England.
Barbados is an English speaking country which gained independence from Britain in 1966. The first British settlers arrived in 1627 so for over 300 years there was a fusion of British and African cultures and traditions. Barbados has even been described as "Little England". Place names are reminiscent of England's south coast and the legal, education and political systems owe much to the British influence.
Find out more about the full range of English language courses we offer:
· » CaribbeanCocktail Course
These English language holiday courseshave an inclusive excursion package. There are small classes, real personalattention and totally original and refreshing teaching material.
· » IndividualTuition
Tho west coast hotels are the base forthese tailor-made English language courses that are created to meet the needsof the client.
· » Summer Course
The summer programme, based at anall-inclusive hotel, is for older teenagers and young adults. The course has afull and inclusive excursion programme featuring daily water sports.
The capital of Barbados is situated in a wide bay sheltered from the southwest of the island. In the centre, the old colonial buildings adjoin modern office blocks, but, year by year, the city extends regularly in lands and along the coast, it counts henceforth about 100 000 inhabitants.
Bridgetown is the only really urban town of the island and its nerve center: the administrative buildings and the registered companies offices are next to the typically Caribbean markets there, swarming with life.
The historic heart of the city is the Dock, where, at the time of the transatlantic journeys, barges made the shuttle to put down the passengers of liners. The nautical activity decreased, the rare travelers who arrive by sea landing in the port in deep waters, more in the North, but yachts and fishing boats always use the Dock and their crews linger in bars as Waterfront Café.
On the north bank of the Dock extends Trafalgar Square, a more reduced place than London square but also decorated with a statue of the admiral Nelson (without column). On the north side of the place Public High rise, built in the coral stone 1870s, in a neo Gothic style with broken bows. They are covered with red zinc and provide with windows with green Venetian blinds which protect perfectly from the sun while allowing no air passing. The public has access to the building called House of Assembly, seat of the Parliament of the Barbados (based in 1639). A series of stained glasses evokes various members of the British Monarchy, from Jacques 1st to Victoria.
English group tuition of 15 lessons per week. |
Tuition program
Test and attestation of language training.
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