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The programme is aimed at students with no previous or little knowledge of the language. It covers a range of everyday topics and situations and includes a balance of all four skills (speaking, listening, reading and writing), as well as practice on key grammar points, vocabulary and pronunciation relevant to the level. By the end of the programme, students should be able to understand and use basic everyday phrases to introduce themselves, ask and answer questions about personal details. They will also learn language to deal with everyday situations like shopping, eating out, talking about their jobs, families and interests.
The programme is equivalent to A1 level in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
The programme is equivalent to A1 level in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
PT
Start To be advised
Duration 120 hours
Fee HK$9,550
90 hours (30 meetings × 3 hours each; once per week)
PT
Start To be advised
Duration 30 weeks
Fee HK$6,500
The programme aims to equip students with the language skills in specific focused areas at a higher level of accuracy and appropriacy.
PT
Start 10 NOV 2026 (TUE)
Duration 30 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
Effective Writing Skills 2 develops your language at a higher level than Effective Writing Skills 1, and builds on and enhances the skills learned there. However, as long as you meet the entry requirements, you can gain direct entry into Effective Writing Skills 2 without doing Effective Writing Skills 1.
PT
Start 10 NOV 2026 (TUE)
Duration 15 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
Speaking and Listening 2 is at a higher level than Speaking and Listening 1, and builds on and enhances the skills learned there. However, as long as you meet the entry requirements, there is no need for you to do Speaking and Listening 1 first.
PT
Start 13 NOV 2026 (FRI)
Duration 15 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
The programme aims to equip students with the language skills in specific focused areas. Restricted but not limited to the particular skill set, the programme helps students become more fluent and confident when communicating in English.
PT
Start 14 NOV 2026 (SAT)
Duration 30 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
Speaking and Listening 1 is part of the Certificate in English Language Skills (Introductory). This course will help you develop effective speaking and listening skills. You will learn techniques that will enhance your fluency in speaking English and help you deal with problems encountered when listening to native speakers.
The course will help you to:
- build up a range of modern idioms and spoken expressions
- develop effective listening strategies using texts and authentic materials
- gain confidence through discussion, role-play and debate
- progress towards naturally spoken English
PT
Start 14 NOV 2026 (SAT)
Duration 15 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
This programme is designed for students who seek to advance knowledge of the English language system and develop higher language awareness and communication skills. Apart from face-to-face learning in the classroom, students participate in self-directed and experiential learning outside the classroom, i.e., e-learning and English Immersion Activities.
PT
Start 16 NOV 2026 (MON)
Duration 12 months
Fee HK$14,000
This programme aims to provide students with the necessary skills to interpret consecutively between Chinese (Cantonese) and English languages. It covers the basic components and processes of consecutive interpretation (including the growing use of generative AI in the process of translation), with a heavy emphasis on consecutive interpretation role-play in simulated scenarios. Students will gain active-listening skills, note-taking skills, and rendition delivery. The delivery will include lectures and extensive practice in Hong Kong’s bilingual context – English, as well as Cantonese, will be used as the medium of instruction.
PT
Start 28 NOV 2026 (SAT)
Duration 30 hours
Fee HK$6,100
The programme aims to
1. describe the characteristics of different types of library and information centres;
2. develop skills and techniques required by library assistants in identification, acquisition, storage, organization, use and
circulation of information;
3. identify various application of information technologies in library services;
4. evaluate various categories of information resources, print or electronic for the provision of information service;
1. describe the characteristics of different types of library and information centres;
2. develop skills and techniques required by library assistants in identification, acquisition, storage, organization, use and
circulation of information;
3. identify various application of information technologies in library services;
4. evaluate various categories of information resources, print or electronic for the provision of information service;
PT
Start 28 APR 2027 (WED)
Duration 1 year
Active Grammar 1 is a practical course that recognises the role of grammar in language and communication. It will use real examples of grammar in use in typical, everyday situations, to help you:
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recognise and correct common grammatical errors
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work out and apply grammar rules for yourself
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communicate correctly in both spoken and written English
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use a greater variety of structures with confidence
To benefit from the course, you should be prepared to participate fully in all exercise and activities.
PT
Start To be advised
Duration 15 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
Pronunciation and Fluency 2 follows on from Pronunciation and Fluency 1, giving students further practice in the skills practised there. It will be suitable for students who have completed Pronunciation and Fluency 1, and also for new students as long as they have a knowledge of the phonemic chart.
PT
Start To be advised
Duration 15 weeks
Fee HK$3,700
