English Improve Your Pronunciation Skills Night
24 hours tuition. For Intermediate to Advanced level English learners.
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Description
COURSE DATES 2021
- Tuesday, 16 February
- Tuesday, 4 May
- Tuesday, 27 July
- Tuesday, 26 October
ABOUT THE COURSE
This 8 week course is for those with English as a second language. Improve your pronunciation skills in order to be more clearly understood in New Zealand.
Learn the English sounds (phonemes):
- Recognise phonemic symbols (symbols of how to pronounce)
- Identify personal pronunciation challenges and address them
- Learn word and sentence stress; and the rise and falls of pitch and intonation
- Learn sound changes with connected speech and linking
- Learn how to read out loud like a news presenter
Maximum class size 12 students.
COURSE FEES
NZ citizens and permanent migrants: $25. This course fee is subsidised by the Tertiary Education Commission and conditions apply.
Temporary migrants: $215. If you are awarded a resident visa while you are studying with us, please let us know. You may qualify for a fee rebate on your current course.
Refugees may qualify for a free course. Please contact the office for more information.
To enrol, please contact the office:
- Telephone 09 5219623
- Email info@selwyncomed.school.nz
- Visit the office at 203 Kohimarama Rd, Kohimarama, Auckland.
Please tell us the following information:
- name
- address
- telephone number
- home country/ethnicity
- immigration status
- date of birth
- highest educational achievement in any country
TERTIARY EDUCATION COMMISSION FEE SUBSIDY
This applies to New Zealand citizens, permanent migrants and refugees
The Tertiary Education Commission offers a fee subsidy for this course to qualifying students.
NZ citizens, those with residency class visas and refugees who are offered a place on this course will be offered the fee subsidy PROVIDING you can agree to the following conditions:
- you promise to attend the full term (eight weeks)
- you promise to attend at least 80% of classes
- you prove your right to reside permanently in New Zealand through presentation of your passport or refugee papers before starting your course.
If you are unable to agree to these conditions, please contact the office to discuss your situation.
IMMIGRATION STATUS
Permanent migrant: student holds NZ Resident Visa or NZ Permanent Resident Visa
Temporary migrant: student holds Guardian Visa, Work Visa, Student Visa, Visitor Visa or other visas
Refugee: student has been personally granted refugee status in NZ
