Bournemouth Business School International www.bbsi.co.uk
Summer Courses 2013
Accredited by the
BRITISH COUNCIL
for the teaching of English
Bournemouth Business School International www.bbsi.co.uk
Summer Courses 2013
(1 July-23 August) CONTENTS Page No Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Accommodation & Welfare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 General English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 English & IELTS [Academic] Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 General English & IT Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Communication & Business Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 English for Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Executive Mini-Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Management/Management & Business Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Marketing/Marketing & Business Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Finance/Finance & Business Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Hospitality & Tourism/ Hospitality, Tourism & Business Skills . . . 17 Legal Studies/ Legal Studies & Business Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Sports, Leisure & Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Accredited by the
BRITISH COUNCIL
for the teaching of English
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Introduction SUMMER COURSES IN THE CENTRE OF BOURNEMOUTH BBSI was founded in 1992 and has developed a reputation for providing both specialised English and general English courses for students and professionals from around the world. BBSI occupies 3 prominent Victorian buildings in the centre of Bournemouth, a beautiful seaside resort on the south coast of England. During the summer months of July and August, we offer short courses of between one and 8 weeks. In addition to English, students can study specialised subjects, a variety of business skills, and can prepare for and obtain a range of qualifications.
Accomodation choices Standard Homestay Executive Homestay Student Residence Hotel Residence
What’s included in your course BBSI has 23 classrooms, with either inter-active Smartboard™, DVD, digital, or CD equipment. School capacity is around 300 students. All classes during summer have a maximum of 15 students. School facilities include:
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2 fully-networked IT rooms Wi-Fi access throughout the school student common room with satellite TV and refreshments lending and reference library garden and patio area parking areas for bicycles
BBSI is certified with the National Quality Assurance ISO 9001 standard. BBSI is also accredited by the British Council for the teaching of English and is a member of English UK, Business English UK and IALC. BBSI holds an NCFE Investing in Quality (IIQ) Licence for its specialised English courses. NCFE accreditation provides assurance that the content of a training course is of a high standard and meets the rigorous standards of a national awarding organisation. BBSI is also a Registered Centre for certain Cambridge English examinations and is an Approved Training Centre for the Chartered Management Institute.
Tuition Accommodation Placement Service Induction Entry Test Use of School PCs WiFi Some Social Programme Activities Welfare End of Course Certificate
Social programme
Excursions Pub Visits (over 18s only) Coffee & Conversion Lectures on Culture Football / Volleyball Film Club
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Location Bournemouth Bournemouth is a holiday town with a reputation for being sophisticated and vibrant. The town is a regional centre for commerce, with 2 universities, and is a unique and popular place in which to live and study in summer and throughout the year. There is lively nightlife with a wide range of quality entertainment, including cinemas, concerts, theatres, night clubs, bars and restaurants. Our shops cater for all tastes. Bournemouth is also famous for its 7 miles of sandy beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, and its cosmopolitan atmosphere. There is also easy access to many regional cultural attractions. Bournemouth International Airport has daily flights to numerous UK足足and European destinations and there are daily sea ferries from Poole to France, Spain and the Channel Islands.
Surrounding Area The beautiful coastal area to the east and west of Bournemouth is a designated World Heritage Site. To the west of Bournemouth lies the ancient port of Poole, situated within a vast natural harbour. Poole provides access to wildlife, deserted islands and beautiful landscapes.
Poole Harbour
Travel Details Bournemouth is less than 2 hours travelling time from London by coach, train or car. On their first morning at BBSI, students are welcomed to the School and are provided with an appreciation of local services and amenities. Transport facilities are explained, including those bus routes between BBSI and the residential areas where our homestay accommodation is located. Most bus journeys in and around Bournemouth take between 10 and 20 minutes.
Transfer to Bournemouth We offer a transfer service from airports, seaports, and rail and coach stations to take students directly to their accommodation.
Bournemouth Beach
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Accommodation & Welfare Standard Homestay Accommodation. BBSI standard homestay accommodation provides a single study/bedroom which is available
on a part-board basis (breakfast and evening meal Monday-Friday and all meals at weekends), on a bed & breakfast basis, or on a self-catering basis. Most rooms have internet connection. All homestays are inspected regularly to ensure that high standards of comfort, cleanliness, safety and catering are met and maintained.
Executive Homestay Accommodation. BBSI executive homestay accommodation provides a more luxurious standard of single study/ bedroom with en-suite or private bathroom and internet connection. Executive homestay is available on a part-board basis (breakfast and evening meal Monday-Friday and all meals at weekends), on a bed & breakfast basis, or on a self-catering basis. All homestays are inspected regularly to ensure that high standards of comfort, cleanliness, safety and catering are met and maintained. Residential Accommodation. BBSI organises both student-style self-catering residential stays and hotel-style residential stays.
Breakfast and dinner can also be booked at some hotel-style residences as an option. Fees vary according to the location and room type, and are published on the BBSI website at www.bbsi.co.uk. Residential accommodation is not available to students under 18.
Guest Houses & Hotels. BBSI can recommend several small, friendly guest houses and hotels close to our premises that would suit all budgets. You can choose a room with or without a private bathroom, and breakfast is included. Dinner can also be provided on request. Welfare Facilities. BBSI staff have experience and understanding of the many different welfare and cultural needs of international students, and our staff have appropriate qualifications and training in welfare. Our policy is to provide and maintain a safe and healthy environment for study. Welfare staff are on hand throughout normal school opening hours, and emergency staff are contactable at weekends and overnight.
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General English General English courses are flexible, allowing students to join at any time during the year, for any number of weeks. We offer a choice of 4 study programmes to suit all needs. Students can choose general English as their only course, or can use it as preparation for other courses at BBSI.
Course Objectives * develop students’ knowledge of English grammar & vocabulary * improve students’ listening & reading comprehension skills * build fluency & confidence in speaking & pronunciation * improve students’ writing skills * prepare students for a Cambridge English examination
(optional for GE 30 & GE 40 courses only)
* develop students for knowledge of language, current affairs & UK culture (GE 40 course only)
Course Content GE 20. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills GE 24. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills 4 lessons weekly of additional speaking, reading, listening & writing skills GE 30. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills
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GE 40. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills 10 lessons weekly (selected from one of the following): English Language Workshop (ELW) preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination 10 lessons weekly of discussion, current affairs & UK culture
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10 lessons weekly (selected from one of the following): English Language Workshop (ELW) preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination
Weekly
Entry Dates. e. 16 years Minimum Ag
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English & IELTS [Academic] Preparation English & IELTS [Academic] Preparation courses are flexible, allowing students to join at any time during the year, for any number of weeks. We offer a choice of 2 levels of intensity, 30 or 40 lessons per week. The IELTS preparation at BBSI is for the academic format of the exam. Students are graded on arrival according to their language level, and placed in appropriate classes. The IELTS examination is held monthly in Bournemouth and can be booked at BBSI, with a minimum of 6 weeks’ notice. (Examination fees are not included in the BBSI course fees.)
Course Objectives
* develop students’ knowledge of English grammar & vocabulary * improve students’ listening & reading comprehension skills * build fluency & confidence in speaking & pronunciation * improve students’ writing skills * prepare students for the IELTS [Academic] examination * provide students with practise of all four IELTS examination papers
Course Content
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EIP 30. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills
10 lessons weekly in IELTS examination preparation EIP 40. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills
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General English & IT Skills General English & IT Skills enables students to combine their studies of English with useful IT skills related to professional office work. The course is modular, so the entry dates are flexible, allowing students to join at any time during the year, for up to a maximum of 8 weeks. Students are graded on arrival according to their language level, and placed in appropriate English language classes.
Course Objectives
* develop students’ knowledge of English grammar & vocabulary * improve students’ listening & reading comprehension skills * build fluency & confidence in speaking & pronunciation * improve students’ writing skills * build specialised vocabulary for IT * improve students’ knowledge of web design & basic programming * develop awareness of data security
Course Content EIT. 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills, speaking, listening & pronunciation skills 10 lessons weekly in IT skills, to include: web design with HTML, information & effective communication, object-oriented programming with Java, networks, data security
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Course Code
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5.0) try Level. Minimum En (equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS Intermediate
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Communication & Business Skills Communication & Business Skills is designed as an introduction to business language terms and skills in English, as well as the concepts and communication skills used in the international workplace. The course is a challenging step up from general English study. It includes team-work in meetings, negotiations and presentations, and helps students who are new to business studies to prepare assignments and reports of a professional standard.
. CBS Course Code ks tion. 4-8 wee ra u D e rs u o C 5.0) try Level. Minimum En (equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS
Course Objectives * help students develop their understanding of business vocabulary & concepts * enable students to communicate more effectively in an international business environment * develop students’ business English communication skills in relevant contexts * prepare students for an internationally recognised English language qualification (optional)
ess Skills ation & Busin ic n u m om C ess Skills ificate in ation & Busin ic n u BBSI Cert m om C ificate in NCFE Cewrteek course only) 8 ll (fu ours) weekly ssons (25.5 h Le 4 3 . re ctu
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Communication & Business Skills include: Business Skills * business discussion * meetings: managing & participating * interview skills * meetings: agenda & minutes * business correspondence Business Topics * introduction to business * contemporary global issues * communication & the workplace * ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility
Weekly
Award.
CBS. 20 lessons weekly in Communication & Business Skills: 4 lessons weekly in Professional Skills 10 lessons weekly (selected from one of the following): English Language Workshop (ELW) preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination
Intermediate
Entry Dates. e. 17 years Minimum Ag
Course Content
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presentation skills negotiation skills effective telephoning effective report writing
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management marketing money & the future business travel
Professional Skills include: * note-taking * structuring business reports * developing & supporting professional views
* reading & summarising * delivering presentations * correct use of business jargon
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English for Business English for Business is designed for those who need to improve their English for the workplace. The course provides practice in the business language used in different international work contexts. The course includes grammar and vocabulary as used in a range of business fields, as well as focusing on case studies related to business topics.
Course Objectives * develop students’ English language in a range of different business contexts * provide students with a wider knowledge of relevant business terms * enable students to communicate more effectively in an international workplace * provide students with practice of business communication skills, to help build confidence * prepare students for a recognised English language qualification (optional)
Course Content EFB. 20 lessons weekly in English for Business, to include: management, finance, general business, recruitment, marketing, international sales & trade 10 lessons weekly (selected from one of the following): English Language Workshop (ELW) preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination
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Course Code
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5.5) try Level. Minimum En (equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS
Intermediate
Weekly
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Executive Mini-Group Executive Mini-Group enables business professionals with limited study time to develop greater confidence in their business English and professional communication skills. Participants do so through a dynamic and challenging course which is adaptable week by week in terms of both intensity and content. Lessons are constructed around the needs of individual learners, via an innovative learner-negotiated syllabus, ensuring that participants receive content that is relevant to what they want to achieve. The aim is to ensure that participants acquire fluency and confidence through skills practice related to their needs, . EMG Course Code using real-life business contexts, discussion and practice of ks professional scenarios. tion. 1-4 wee
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Course Objectives * * * * *
develop students’ confidence in speaking the English they need for their workplace & business socialising help students use their skills more effectively, by a better understanding of meetings, negotiations & presentations help students develop more effective contributions to meetings, negotiations & presentations provide practice in writing coherent & concise business texts build vocabulary for a range of relevant business fields
Course Content EMG. 20 lessons weekly in a selection of topics and skills, for example: Business Topics * team building, management styles, leadership * motivation & performance management * ethics, corporate entertaining & cross cultural communication * raising finance, mergers, acquisitions & takeovers * sales & marketing, brands & segmentation * corporate social responsibility * e-commerce, buzz & viral marketing * consumer behaviour, customer satisfaction & loyalty
5.0) try Level. Minimum En (equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS
Intermediate
Weekly
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Business Skills * management & crisis management * general discussion, networking & socialising * effective presentation skills * telephoning skills * negotiation skills * chairing & contributing to meetings * achieving resolutions & consensus * business reporting
Individual Tuition. Individual lessons allow participants to focus on their specific language and professional skills requirements. To ensure maximum benefit, participants are requested to complete a Training Needs Analysis form, which enables our academic team to prepare suitable, tailored course materials. We recommend between 2 and 10 additional individual lessons weekly. (Additional fees apply.)
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Management Courses BBSI Summer Management courses are designed for both professionals and students of business who have an intermediate level of English or higher. The courses run throughout July & August each year, and attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both subjects and skills, and covers 4 of the 8 modules of the *Chartered Management Institute (CMI) Level 3 Diploma in First Line Management.
Course Objectives
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provide students with specialised language for management enable students to communicate more effectively in the context of international management enable students to develop a sound understanding of current theory & concepts of management prepare students for an internationally recognised management qualification provide practice of a range of business skills relevant to the workplace (Management & Business Skills course only)
Course Content Specialised Topics. The full 8 week syllabus includes the following specialised topics (for both the Management and the Management & Business Skills courses):
Managing & Communicating Information Meeting Stakeholder Needs * gathering & selecting data * stakeholder analysis & management * analysing & evaluating data for decision-making * customer service management * communicating information, conclusions & decisions * management of change Maintaining Quality Standards Resource Planning * introduction to quality management * production planning * TQM * using & controlling resources * quality cultures & standards * knowledge management
Business Skills
Additional business skills components would be selected from the following for the Management & Business Skills course: Writing Presentations Meetings Telephoning Negotiating
*Chartered Management Institute (CMI) CMI is the largest professional management institute in Europe. BBSI is an Approved Training Centre for the CMI Level 3 qualification in First-Line Management. Students who become Student Members of CMI, can gain a CMI award, which is widely accepted by international employers and by many British universities. CMI Student Membership Students studying on BBSI Management courses can apply for Student Membership of CMI. Membership of CMI is gives students unlimited access to international management information and guidance, which can assist their studies and contribute to their on-going professional development. (Student membership of CMI is not included in the BBSI course fees.)
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Marketing Courses BBSI Summer Marketing courses are designed for both professionals and students of business who have an intermediate level of English or higher. The courses run throughout July and August each year, and attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both subjects and skills.
Course Objectives
* * * *
provide students with specialised language for marketing, advertising & public relations enable students to communicate more effectively in the context of international marketing, advertising & public relations enable students to develop a sound understanding of current theory & practice in marketing, advertising & public relations provide practice of a range of business skills relevant to the workplace (Marketing & Business Skills course only)
Course Content Specialised Topics. The full 8 week syllabus includes the following specialised topics (for both the Marketing and the Marketing & Business Skills courses): * * * *
services marketing management pricing strategy distribution management marketing planning & strategy
Business Skills
Additional business skills components would be selected from the following for the Marketing & Business Skills course:
Writing Presentations Meetings Telephoning Negotiating
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* promotional tools: advertising, sales promotion, public relations & sponsorship * promotional tools: database marketing, direct & internet marketing
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Finance Courses BBSI Summer Finance courses are designed for both professionals and students of business who have an intermediate level of English or higher. The courses run throughout July and August each year, and attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both subjects and skills and includes practice in the skills required for the *Cambridge English: Financial (ICFE) examination.
Course Objectives
* * * * *
provide students with specialised language for finance enable students to communicate more effectively in the context of international finance enable students to develop a sound understanding of current theory & practice in finance prepare students for Cambridge English: Financial [ICFE] exam provide practice of a range of business skills relevant to the workplace (Finance & Business Skills course only)
Course Content Specialised Topics. The full 8 week syllabus includes the following specialised topics (for both the Finance and the Finance & Business Skills courses): * * * * * * *
nature & role of accounting rights issues & scrip issues identifying user groups direct & indirect costs profit & loss account cost volume profit analysis balance sheet
* * * * * * *
budgeting cash flow statement sources of business finance debtor management managing working capital financial ratios ICFE practice skills
Business Skills
Additional business skills components would be selected from the following for the Finance & Business Skills course: Writing Presentations Meetings Telephoning Negotiating
*Cambridge English: Financial (ICFE) The ICFE examination is prepared jointly by the University of Cambridge and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) to help students of finance and finance professionals show that they have the financial English skills needed to communicate with other professionals.
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Hospitality & Tourism Courses BBSI Summer Hospitality courses are designed for both professionals and students of business who have an intermediate level of English or higher. The courses run throughout July and August each year, and attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both subjects and skills.
Course Objectives
* * * *
provide students with specialised language for hospitality & tourism enable students to communicate more effectively in the context of international hospitality management & tourism enable students to develop a sound understanding of current theory & concepts of hospitality management & tourism provide practice of a range of business skills relevant to the workplace (Hospitality, Tourism & Business Skills course only)
Course Content Specialised Topics. The full 8 week syllabus includes the following specialised topics (for both the Hospitality & Tourism and the Hospitality, Tourism & Business Skills courses):
* * * *
tourism chain of distribution travel agency operations marketing the tourist product HR management
* * * *
School Library health, hygiene & fire safety marketing of package tours conference & banqueting operations sustainable tourism
Business Skills
Additional business skills components would be selected from the following for the Hospitality, Tourism & Business Skills course:
Writing Presentations Meetings Telephoning Negotiating
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Legal Studies Courses BBSI Summer Legal Studies courses are designed for both professionals and students of law who have an intermediate level of English or higher. The courses run throughout July and August each year, and attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both subjects and skills and includes practice in the skills required for the *Cambridge English: Legal (ILEC) examination.
Course Objectives
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provide students with specialised language for law enable students to communicate more effectively in the context of international law enable students to develop a sound understanding of current theory & concepts of law prepare students for Cambridge English: Legal [ILEC] exam provide practice of a range of business skills relevant to the workplace (Legal Studies & Business Skills course only)
Course Content Specialised Topics. The full 8 week syllabus includes the following specialised topics (for both the Legal Studies and the Legal Studies & Business Skills courses):
* * * *
common & civil law systems white collar crime private international law UK contract law
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public international law human rights law ILEC practice skills corporate social/criminal responsibility
Business Skills
Additional business skills components would be selected from the following for the Legal Studies & Business Skills course:
Writing Presentations Meetings Telephoning Negotiating
*Cambridge English: Legal (ILEC) The ILEC examination is prepared with Cambridge ESOL and Translegal to help students of law and legal professionals show that they have the legal English skills needed to communicate with other professionals.
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Sports, Leisure & Recreation BBSI offers a selection of leisure, sports and social activities, designed to appeal to the majority of students, both during the day and in the evenings. In planning such activities, the school takes full account of the cultural differences between life in England and in students’ home countries. The school also provides information about events and activities which are organised by other organisations within the area. For activities that incur entry fees and transportation costs, a charge will be made. Other events and activities may be free of charge. BBSI activities include:
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cultural excursions day trips to London, Bath, Oxford & elsewhere sporting events karaoke pub nights
* ice-skating * museum visits * student parties
BBSI also offers regular opportunities for students to have additional access to teachers and other native speakers, through the following:
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* weekly coffee & conversation club * lectures on topics of cultural interest * film club afternoons
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* football tournaments * skills workshops
BBSI summer courses
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Avon House, 26-28 St Peter’s Road Bournemouth BH1 2LW, England Tel: +44 (0) 1202 780777; Fax: +44 (0) 1202 780888; e-mail: info@bbsi.co.uk