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www.elsis.edu.au CRICOS PROVIDER CODE 02644C
2013
Welcome to ELSIS “It is with the greatest pleasure that I introduce you to ELSIS. Our mix of nationalities makes it a vibrant place to study and learn English and with such a great mix our students learn very quickly. Our teachers and administration staff are well qualified and ready to help you with any questions you may have. We also have many exciting social activities. So whatever brings you to ELSIS, there is something for everyone. You will make great friends as well as learning English in our wonderful city. I look forward to seeing you to welcome you personally to ELSIS.� Cherie Soto Director of Studies
Contents Why Choose ELSIS ?
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Sydney Information
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Our Campus
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Course Flow Chart
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General Intensive English
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IELTS
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EAP
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Cambridge
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Business English
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Social Activities
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Timetable
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Workshop & Workclub
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Student Services
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Accommodation
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ELSIS Staff
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Why Choose ELSIS? • ELSIS offers a wide range of English courses • Fantastic nationality mix • Highly qualified teachers • Pathways to universities • Fun and enjoyable social activities • Excellent accommodation options • Prime city centre location • Work Club to help you find a job
MORNING CLASSES KOREAN JAPANESE
16%
CHINESE
20%
BRAZILIAN
20% 14%
TURKISH
4%
THAI
2%
SOUTH AMERICAN OTHER ASIAN
8% 18%
CHINESE
8%
BRAZILIAN
6%
WESTERN EUROPEAN
KOREAN EASTERN EUROPEAN
4%
EASTERN EUROPEAN
EVENING CLASSES
WESTERN EUROPEAN TURKISH SOUTH AMERICAN OTHER ASIAN
27% 4% 3% 21% 11%
13% 1%
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Sydney Information
LIVING COSTS IN SYDNEY Students may have difficulty in finding a job in the first few weeks or months upon arrival in Sydney. Finding accommodation, applying for a work permit, taking care of household chores and adjusting to a new study environment can take a lot of time. Therefore it is highly recommended that you bring with you enough funds to support yourself. Approximately $ 18,000 Australian Dollars (AUD) should be allocated for living expenses for each year of study.
CLIMATE IN AUSTRALIA Australia has four seasons Summer is from December to February Autumn is from March to May Winter is from June to August Spring is from September to November Rain is expected anytime throughout the year. Although January usually has the most rainfall, sometimes there are light showers and at other times thunderstorms. In summer, daytime temperatures can exceed 35 degrees celsius and in winter the average daytime temperature (June/July) is 16 degrees celsius. For further information regarding the climate in Australia please refer to:
http://www.sydney.com.au/weather.htm
One of the world‘s most cosmopolitan cities, Sydney is an exciting and safe city with an international range of services and a clean natural environment. A high standard of education and good student services have given Sydney a reputation as the premier place to study.
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With a mild to warm climate, Sydney’s numerous clean and safe parks and beaches are perfect for enjoying outdoor activities and a healthy lifestyle.There is a positivity, energy and harmony that exists within the city. Sydney has a rich mixture of ethnic and cultural groups and an international atmosphere. With hundreds of restaurants, cafes and cultural attractions,
OUR Campus Student Facilities ELSIS is a modern educational facility designed to meet the needs and requirements of our students. Location facilities include advanced computer labs with the latest technology and software, data projectors for digital lessons, fast broadband and DVD players. On location at ELSIS are common areas where students have access to their own kitchen and free internet.
Sydney has something for everyone and many experiences to discover. Transport is another area where Sydney excels. Sydney possesses a fleet of clean and modern trains, buses, ferries and taxis which are safe and reliable. Sydney’s natural environment consists of a unique range of native plants and animals, many of which can be experienced in the easily accessible zoos and pristine national parks which surround Sydney. It is because of all these features that Sydney has become one of the world’s most popular tourist and study destinations.
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Course Flow Chart General English GE 6
Cambridge Exam Preparation
Advanced
First Certificate
GE 5 Upper intermediate 12 weeks
in English 10/12 weeks
IELTS Exam Preparation
12 weeks
English for Academic Purposes EAP 2 Advanced 12 weeks
IELTS 1
Business English
12 weeks
BE
IELTS 2
12 weeks
12 weeks
EAP 1 Upper Intermediate 12 weeks
S Y D N E Y
Diploma and Advanced Diploma Or Other VET or TAFE
GE 4 Intermediate 12 weeks
GE 3 Pre-intermediate 12 weeks
GE 2 Elementary 12 weeks 0 5
GE 1 Beginner 12 weeks
A U S T R A L I A
Under Graduate and Post Graduate or other Universities
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General Intensive English General Intensive English CRICOS course code: 054514E
Key facts: Course length: 12 weeks per level Levels: 6 levels – Beginner, Elementary, Preintermediate, Intermediate, Upper-intermediate and Advanced 20 hours face to face teaching per week Class size: Average 15 / Maximum 18 Minimum age: 18 Entry requirement: None Start date: Any Monday
Skill Classes Program Students choose two skill classes every six weeks and have one class on Monday and Wednesday and the other on Tuesday and Thursday. Skills included range from Grammar, Listening, Speaking to Vocabulary.
Testimonial: Hi, my name is Michaela and I come from Slovakia. Studying English at ELSIS is really amazing and we have so much fun during the lessons. One of the most fantastic things is that you meet people from all over the world! - Michaela, Slovakia
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IELTS Preparation Course for the International English Language Testing System CRICOS course code: 062241C
Key facts: Course length: 12 weeks per level Levels: 2 levels – Intermediate and Upperintermediate/Advanced 20 hours face to face teaching per week Class size: Average 15 / Maximum 18 Minimum age: 18 Entry requirement: Pre-entrance test or Intermediate level at ELSIS Start date: Any Monday
ELSIS offers courses including General and Academic IELTS and students have the option of studying in the morning or in the evening. The courses run over a period of 12 weeks, and have a weekly intake allowing students to enter the class at any time. This course is also a great challenge for students wishing for a more intensive course of study. Students need to be level 4 (Intermediate Level) or above to participate in the IELTS classes.
Skills include: Academic writing, reading, listening, note taking and speaking Study skills IELTS exam preparation and practice tests
Learning Outcomes Students who undertake the full course will gain: An understanding of the examination’s structure Strategies for the exam: timing, organisation, etc Competency in the four exam skills A better understanding of grammar, vocabulary, functions, register and discourse
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Testimonial:
The main vocabulary used in the examination’s themes
Hello Guys! My name is Edina, I like ELSIS, it’s really great and everyone is friendly! The teachers are very nice and funny!
Development of speaking fluency and accuracy
Every day there is a very good atmosphere here so it’s easy to learn. Come on!!!! - Edina, Hungary
Students are assessed at regular intervals and are well prepared for the demands of academic studies.
EAP English for Academic Purposes CRICOS course code: 058166K
Key facts: Course length: 12 weeks per level Levels: 2 levels – Upper-intermediate and Advanced 20 hours face to face teaching per week Class size: Average 14 / Maximum 18 Minimum age: 18 Entry requirement: Pre-entrance test or Upper-intermediate level at ELSIS Start date: Fixed start date
Our partners: Victoria University Sydney / Melbourne University of Wollongong
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) EAP is a preparation course designed for students who wish to study at one of the universities or colleges affiliated with the school The course provides students with the skills necessary to cope with the pressures of university life: lecture note-taking and comprehension, referencing, paraphrasing, giving presentations, research, academic essay writing, debating and discussion This is an excellent course for students wishing to enter into academic life in Australia, or who wish to learn about academic life in Australia Students will be exposed to teaching methodologies currently in use in Australia which may be different from those that they are familiar with in their home education system With a strong research and project focus, the course aims to develop students’ English language skills within the Australian cultural context. EAP 1 is for colleges EAP 2 is for under and post graduates
Central Queensland University (CQU) University of Southern Queensland (USQ) University of Sunshine Coast (USC) Zenith Business Academy (ZBA) Sydney Institute of Business & Technology (SIBT) Martin College International College of Management Sydney (ICMS) Raffles College of Design and Commerce College of Sports & Fitness
LEARNING OUTCOMES Writing a critical review Writing an essay based on research Writing a report Writing a case-study analysis Delivering oral presentations Participating in tutorial discussions Preparing for examinations
Testimonial: My name is Akkharaphon Reaungrung, I come from Thailand. I’m studying EAP at ELSIS because I plan to study at university in Australia. Before I enter university I need to take the EAP course. This course can help me to improve my writing and speaking skills. The reasons I like this course are the teacher and all my classmates, they are very kind. Especially my teacher, she is very kind and she can make boring things interesting with her sense of humour. - Akkharaphon, Thailand
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Cambridge Preparation Course for the Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE) Test CRICOS course code: 068411G
LEARNING OUTCOMES Students who undertake the full 12 weeks of the course will gain: Knowledge of test-taking techniques specific to FCE. Knowledge of text types, eg. formal and informal letters, narratives, reports and articles Improved listening skills Improved reading skills for a variety of genres
Key facts:
Improved speaking skills
Course length: 10-12 weeks 20 hours face to face teaching per week
A greater awareness of word families and word formation
Minimum age: 18
The ability to analyze texts grammatically and to transform sentences so as to express the same meaning in a different form
Entry requirement: Pre-entrance test
Development of speaking fluency and accuracy
Start date: Fixed start dates
Students are assessed at regular intervals and are well prepared for the demands of academic studies
Class size: Average 12 / Maximum 14
(January, March, June and September)
CAMBRIDGE EXAMS The exams are internationally recognised and useful for students who need to use English in their workplace The exams consist of five papers: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening and Use of English. The courses develop and improve skills in all five areas.
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I’m glad about my decision to do the FCE course in ELSIS. The time here is so enjoyable, because the teachers are extremely enthusiastic and motivated. Every day they make me feel more motivated about my upcoming exam. -Edi, Switzerland
2013 COURSE INFORMATION
English Language School In Sydney Level 2 -4, 545 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Telephone: 02 9283 3601, Fax: 02 9283 3609 http:// www.elsis.edu.au, email: info@elsis.edu.au CRICOS Provider Code:02644C
All prices are quoted in Australian dollars & include Goods & Services Tax
COURSES
FEES
GENERAL INTENSIVE ENGLISH 20 hrs/pw
Morning Evening
$340 per week $340 per week
Every Monday
Morning Evening
$340 per week $340 per week
Every Monday
CRICOS CODE 054514E
START DATES
MIN ENROLMENT: 2 WEEKS
PREPARATION COURSE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTING SYSTEM (IELTS) 20 hrs/pw CRICOS CODE 062241C
MIN ENROLMENT: 6 WEEKS
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) 20 hrs/pw
Preferred start date 2 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Mar, 6 May, 17 Jun, 29 Jul, 9 Sept, 21 Oct
Preferred start date 2 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Mar, 6 May, 17 Jun, 29 Jul, 9 Sept, 21 Oct
$340 per week
2 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Mar, 6 May, 17 Jun, 29 Jul, 9 Sept, 21 Oct
$340 per week
2 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Mar, 6 May, 17 Jun, 29 Jul, 9 Sept, 21 Oct
10 weeks $3,400 12 weeks $4,080
2 Jan–8 Mar 18 Mar – 7 Jun 17 Jun – 23 Aug 9 Sept – 29 Nov
CRICOS CODE 058166K
MIN ENROLMENT: 6 WEEKS
BUSINESS ENGLISH 20 hrs/pw CRICOS CODE 072180F
MIN ENROLMENT: 6 WEEKS
PREPARATION COURSE FOR THE CAMBRIDGE EXAMS 20 hrs/pw
(10 weeks) (12 weeks) (10 weeks) (12 weeks)
FIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH (FCE)
Cambridge exam fees FCE $350
ENROLMENT FEE
Student Visa $200
MATERIAL FEES
1 - 12 weeks $80 13 - 24 weeks $160 25 - 36 weeks $240 37+ weeks $320
OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER (OSHC)
$35 per month
ECA Work Club
$250 Includes 2 training courses ( RSA, RSG, Barista or White Card )
Minimum age
18 years old for all courses
CRICOS CODE 062240D
Other visas $150
ACCOMMODATION & AIRPORT PICK-UP ACCOMMODATION PLACEMENT FEE $198
AIRPORT PICK-UP FEE $121 ONE WAY
HOMESTAY
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
Single Room Half Board Homestay extra night
$270 per week $39
Double/Single $ 195/300 per week Extra night $ 28/43 New kit available $120 New kit includes - Blanket and all bed linen
STUDENT DETAILS Title:__________ First Name:___________________________ Family Name(s):_______________________________________ Date of Birth:______________________ Age:_______________________________ Gender: Passport Nº:_____________________________________________
Male
Female
Nationality:___________________________________
Address (home country):____________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ Fax:____________________________________
Telephone:___________________________________
Email : ______________________________________________________
Address in Australia (if known):________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________
Mobile:_____________________________________
COURSE DETAILS Course options: General English (GE), IELTS Preparation (IELTS), Business English (BE), English for Academic Purpose (EAP), Cambridge First Certificate (FCE)
Course Name
AM/PM
Start Date
Weeks
1st course
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AM
PM
____/____/20____
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2nd course
____________________________________
AM
PM
____/____/20____
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3rd course
____________________________________
AM
PM
____/____/20____
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4th course
____________________________________
AM
PM
____/____/20____
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PM: General English and IELTS only Start Dates • General English and IELTS students commence every Monday excluding public holidays, (see important dates) • Business English, Cambridge Preparation courses and English for Academic Purposes commence on certain start dates. Please check the date on page 1* *to enter these courses, students must successfully complete a pre-entry English language test
ECA Work Club Do you require job assistance?
Yes
No
Payment: $250.00
IMPORTANT DATES 2013 Public Holidays in NSW are: Tuesday 1 January
› New Year’s Day
Monday 28 January
› Australia Day Holiday
Friday 29 March
› Good Friday
Monday 1 April
› Easter Monday
Thursday 25 April
› ANZAC Day
Monday 10 June
› Queen’s Birthday
Monday 7 October
› Labour Day
ELSIS Christmas Holiday
› 23 Dec 2013 – 3 Jan 2014
A full week’s tuition is payable for weeks comprising public holidays, no refunds will be offered due to shortened weeks.
AGENT INFORMATION Did an agent assist you with the enrolment?
Yes
No
Agency Name:___________________________________________________ What is the name of the counsellor? ____________________________________ Email: ________________________________________________________
Agent Stamp
ACCOMMODATION Do you require accommodation : Yes (2013 : $198 placement fee, non-refundable)
No
Homestay
Student Accommodation :
Single
Double
How many weeks? ________
Do you have any special needs? _______________________________________________
Do you like pets? Yes No
Do you smoke ?
Yes No
Do you have any medical conditions/allergies? ______________________________________________________________________ • • • •
Bookings will not be made until payment is received A minimum 2 weeks notice is required prior to placement A minimum 2 weeks notice is required for changes to homestay requests Minimum booking is 4 weeks
Under Federal legislation, students must notify the college of any changes to local addresses immediately.
AIRPORT PICK-UP Do you require airport pick-up? Yes (2013 : $121 one way)
No
Arrival Date: ___________ Time: _______________ Flight No. ____________ • If these are not available, please provide details as soon as possible • If your flight details change, please give us as much notice as possible • 2 working days’ notice must be given of any changes to details of inbound flights
VISA AND INSURANCE DETAILS Put a tick ( ) in the box for the Visa you will study with: Student
Visitor (Tourist)
Working Holiday
Other_______________
If you are travelling on a Student Visa, the Australian Government requires you to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Do you require OSHC: Yes
No
Cover required: Single
Family
If you require family cover, please list your dependant(s) name(s) Name _________________________ Gender: Male
Female Date of birth _______________
Name _________________________ Gender: Male
Female Date of birth _______________
Name _________________________ Gender: Male
Female Date of birth _______________
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Name of highest qualification:_________________________________________________________________________________ Name of Institution: _______________________________________________________________________________________ Year Completed:___________
English Language Proficiency – score (i.e. IELTS, PTE (academic), TOEFL, others):________________________
FURTHER STUDY IN AUSTRALIA What will you do when you finish your English course? University Course Business or other Vocational Course Travel
Return Home
Other _____________________________________________________ If you are going on to further study: Course Applied for: ________________________________________________ Name of Institution:
_________________________________________
Course Commencement Date: _________________________________________
TOTAL FEES – Please complete Enrolment Fee $_______________ Tuition Fee (1) $_______________ Tuition Fee (2) $_______________ Tuition Fee (3) $_______________ OSHC $_______________ Material Fee $_______________ Airport Pick-up $_______________ Accom. Placement $_______________ Accommodation $_______________ Work Club / Internship $_______________ TOTAL $_______________
REFUND POLICY (please read carefully) For the purposes of the Refund Policy only, a course is defined as one semester of study in any program of ELSIS. If an applicant accepts a place offered by ELSIS and pays the fees, it means a binding contract is created between the student and ELSIS. Notification of withdrawal from unit/s or course of study must be made in writing to ELSIS. The cancellation fee will be calculated as shown in the table on this page. All fees paid including any course fees collected by education agents on behalf of ELSIS, except the non-refundable enrolment fee, are subject to this refund policy. Notification period
Refund
If a student’s visa application is rejected. (We will need to see the original 100% of tuition, accommodation, material fees and Overseas Student Health Cover fees. No refund on letter from the Australian Embassy/Consulate rejecting the application) enrolment fee and accommodation placement fee Provider Defaults
100% of tuition, accommodation, material fees, Overseas Student Health Cover fees and enrolment fee
Before course commencement date More than 4 weeks
80% of tuition fees, 100% of material fees and 100% of Overseas Student Health Cover fees. No refund on enrolment fee. For accommodation fees please see Accommodation refund table
More than 1 day and up to 4 weeks
50% of tuition fees. 100% refund for materials and Overseas Student Health Cover
If a student defers from a course before the initial course start date, they shall not be eligible for any refund of Tuition Fees paid for that course.
No Refund
After course commencement date Cancellation on or after the initial course starts
No Refund
If a student breaches their visa conditions resulting in their studies being cancelled
No Refund
Homestay and Airport pick-up Booking fee
No Refund
Airport transfer service
If less than 2 working days’ notice is given for a change of flight details, then no refund
Homestay Deposit : 2-4 weeks’ notice
Compensation payment equivalent to 1 week’s accommodation fee to the accommodation provider
1-2 weeks’ notice
Compensation payment equivalent to 2 week’s accommodation fee to the accommodation provider
Under 1 week’s notice
No refund
After a student has commenced their stay
No refund
A student wishes to change their homestay after they have commenced their stay
A student must repay the booking fee, give 2 weeks’ notice to the current homestay, and pay a minimum of 4 weeks accommodation with the new homestay
Student Accommodation Booking fee
No Refund
Cancellation before students start their accommodation
A charge equivalent to 2 weeks’ accommodation will be incurred. Note that if a student arrives later than the starting date of their booked accommodation, they will be charged for the days they have missed
Cancellation after the students start their accommodation
No refund
Refunds will be paid to the person who entered into the contract or, if this person enrols through a representative and gives us written permission, the refund can be paid through his/her representative. Money will be refunded in the currency it was paid in.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS (please read carefully) • The College reserves the right to change start dates, course curriculum, course timetables and any programs at any time. • All prices are stated in Australian Dollars (AUD$) and are subject to change without notice. • The College is closed on official public holidays • 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been added to Airport Transfer, Accommodation and Placement Fee. • If study credit is granted, it will only include paid weeks remaining and will be valid for a period of 12 months from the date of issue. • ELSIS reserves the right to use any photographs for publicity purposes, unless previous written objection has been received.
APPLICANT’S STATEMENT I agree to abide by the above POLICIES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS. _____________________________ Signature
___________________________________________ Print Name
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Level 2-4, 545 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 CRICOS Provider Code: 02644C Telephone: 02 9283 3601 | Fax: 02 9283 3646 | http:// www.elsis.edu.au | email: info@elsis.edu.au 2013 ELSIS Application version 2
Business English Business English Course
(Intermediate to Upper Intermediate) CRICOS course code: 072180F
Key facts: Course length: 12 weeks 20 hours face to face teaching per week Class size: Average 14 / Maximum 18 Minimum age: 18 Entry requirement: Pre-entrance test or Intermediate level at ELSIS Start date: Fixed start date
WHY STUDY BUSINESS ENGLISH AT ELSIS? Our Business English course prepares students to negotiate in a diverse business world using English in the global context. It gives students the language they need to work in an international company or to conduct business with native and nonnative English speakers.
COURSE OUTLINE WEEK
TOPIC
SKILLS YOU LEARN
Week 1
Brands
Taking part in meetings
Week 2
Travel
Telephoning: making arrangements
Week 3
Change
Managing meetings
Week 4
Organisation
Socialising: introductions and networking
Week 5
Advertising
Starting and structuring a presentation
Week 6
Money
Dealing with figures
Week 7
Cultures
Social English
Week 8
Human Resources
Getting information on the telephone
Week 9
International Markets
Negotiating
Week 10
Ethics
Considering options
Week 11
Leadership
Presenting
Week 12
Competition
Negotiating
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Social Activities
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Fun Activities
Extended school trips include weekend camping trips to picturesque beach destinations such as Ulladulla, which is just a few hours out of Sydney.
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Halloween Party
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Boat Cruise
Timetable
We try to give you your preference and there is no guarantee of you getting your choice of time. Times may be changed at our discretion.
DAY TIMETABLE TIMES
MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
8:30-10:30
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
FRIDAY FREE workshop
10:30-10:45
Break
Break
Break
Break
sessions available
10:45-12:45
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
12:45-1:30
Break
Break
Break
Break
Skill Class 1
Skill Class 2
1:30-2:30
Skill Class 1 Skill Class 2
and activities
AFTERNOON TIMETABLE General English / EAP TIMES
MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
2:45-4:45
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
4:45-5:00
Break
Break
Break
Break
Break
5:00-7:00
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
EVENING TIMETABLE General English / IELTS 1 3
TIMES
MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
4:00-6:00
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
6:00-6:30
Break
Break
Break
Break
Break
6:30-8:30
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Workshop & Workclub Study at ELSIS and receive UP TO 3 JOB INTERVIEWS! ECA - Workclub Assists students to find work and acquire experience in a local company. Workclub is available to all students and is an opportunity to practice and develop skills and English Language while learning about the work culture in Australia.
JOB READY ESSENTIAL KIT INTERVIEW SKILLS Telephone and face-to-face interviews can be difficult experiences if you do not prepare. We can help you to prepare with this communication skills class.
RESUME AND COVER LETTER Learn how to write a proper Resume and Cover letter under Australian standards.
FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE Learn tray service, wine service, plate carrying, function workflow, table setting, taking orders, hospitality vocabulary and more.
INDIVIDUAL LANGUAGE & SKILL ASSESSMENT WORKSHOPS CERTIFICATE JOB SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULING
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Conditions: Minimum English Level: Intermediate
Student Services
Student Services is located at our reception on Level 2. You will meet our friendly team on your very first day. They can help you with any questions you may have about Australia and your English language learning.
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Our Student Services officers will guide you in the right direction. On your first day they will take your photograph for your ELSIS Student Card and help you with enrolment. If you have questions related to opening a bank account, arranging a tax file number or obtaining a mobile phone/sim card, then they are the people who can help you. ELSIS offers free individual tutorial time for students who want extra help. This help may be in the form of writing an effective curriculum vitae/resume or a job application letter. It could also be to practise pronunciation or to gain help with a confusing grammar point. Very soon ELSIS will feel like your second home because of its warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Accommodation
We aim to ensure a comfortable stay in Sydney for all our students with direct support from our Sydney-based office. Our accommodation is divided into Residence and Homestay. Apart from our accommodation options, we also offer an airport pick-up service, collecting you from Sydney Airport and transporting you directly to your accommodation destination. We can also arrange transfer back to the airport at the end of your stay. For your peace of mind, all of our drivers carry identification. All bookings can be made by agencies through our online booking system. You will receive all the information necessary for airport pick-up, if required, and a complete profile with rules, photos, location and transport details for both residence and homestay accommodation. For more information please contact Cozzy Stay Accommodation at info@cozzystay.com
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ELSIS Staff Andrew Duvall
Kerstin Raybould
Janette Gilbert
Shane Murtagh Natasha Gallo
Michelle Cowans
Our friendly and professional staff is made up of teachers from all over the world, ensuring that you will be exposed to a variety of English accents. Our teachers are university educated and hold specialist qualifications in English language teaching, including Masters of Applied Linguistics, Masters of TESOL, Masters of Education, and CELTA. Ongoing professional development ensures teachers are always up-todate with the latest teaching methodologies. In addition to the Director and Assistant Director of Studies, there are level coordinators available should you require any assistance, or have any questions relevant to your educational needs.
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Cherie Soto
Mitch Tilley
Alberta Noden
Sally Yao
Leila Rowett
Timothy Edwards
Robert Horlin
Benjamin Brown
Rima Ibrahim Alan Furnell
THE ELSIS TEACHING TEAM IS AS FOLLOWS: Director of Studies Assistant Director of Studies Coordinator: Starters, Elementary, Pre-Intermediate Coordinator: Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate, Advanced Academic Coordinator: IELTS, EAP Cambridge FCE Coordinator
ECA MARKETING TEAM
Evening Coordinator: All levels General English Teachers IELTS Teachers EAP Teachers Cambridge Teachers
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The Rocks
Opera House
Circular Quay
Sydney Tower Darling Harbour
Town Hall Station
LEVEL 2, 545 KENT STREET SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA www.elsis.edu.au Phone: +(61 2) 9283 3601 Fax: +(61 2) 9283 3646 Email: admin@elsis.edu.au
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