English Courses

The English curriculum is aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) for languages. It takes learners from the beginning of the A1 stage to the end of the B2 stage using digital resources. The focus is on language learning and teaching through "flipped classrooms," "task-based learning," "autonomous learning," and "lifelong learning." 

The CEFR proposes a model of language learning based on two key notions of tasks and interaction and communicative language usage in authentic situations.

The English curriculum is 16 courses, covering four stages. By the end of each stage, learners obtain a stage certificate with their CEFR level, which is internationally benchmarked.

*One continuing education unit (CEU) equals 10 contact hours.

1. Enhance language proficiency.
2. Meet the needs of a highly competitive employment market.
3. Express ideas and opinions clearly.
4. Evaluate different ideas or solutions to a problem.
5. Enhance writing skills and speech skills.

• The Standardized English Proficiency Test (SEPT) is administered by the Evaluation, testing, and assessment department to each new student, whereby he or she is placed in the appropriate English course. Students who pass one course of English are promoted to the next course.
• Applicants must have basic computer literacy and English alphabet knowledge.

Admission Fee:

EGP 75 : This is to be paid onetime admission non-refundable fee

Standardized English Proficiency Test (SEPT) Fees: 

EGP 245: This is to be paid 6 working days before the term.

One-day service Test (SEPT) Fees:

EGP 370: This is to be paid 5 working days before the first day of the term.

OR

Online English Placement Test (OEPT) Fees:

EGP 245: This is to be paid 4 working days before the beginning of the term.

Exam fees are non-refundable and changes in admission test dates are only allowed 2 working days in advance of the reserved test session.   

Course tuition: 

Fees/course: EGP 1,420/ 3 CEUs