Quality Teaching
Our students consistently score among the top 10% in New Zealand in Cambridge examinations.
Category 1 Institution
Mount Maunganui Language Centre is an NZQA Category 1 Institution.
Quality Location
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About our Language Classes
Class Information
You can start school on any Monday
General English Full Time: 9.00am to 3.00pm Monday to Thursday, 9.00am to 12.00pm Friday. There is a one hour optional elective class you can sign up for on Friday afternoons.
General English Part Time: 9.00am to 12.00pm Monday to Friday
On the first morning you will have an orientation programme. This consists of a grammar test, a writing test, and an interview. After testing you will be given an orientation briefing about the school, homestay information, transport, and other useful information. After orientation we put you into a suitable class. The teacher will check you during the morning class, to make sure that the level is OK for you. If you need to go up or down a level, your teacher will tell you.
Daily Timetable
- 9:00 - Warm up
- 9:10 - Grammar/Vocabulary Development
- 9:50 - Conversation/Pronunciation
- 10:40 - Morning Tea/Social Conversation
- 11:00 - Listening/Speaking
- 12:00 - Lunch
- 13:00 - Conversation skills/fluency activities, out of class study, exam preparation, activity programme
- 13:55 - Break - this time may be changed to suit teachers lesson
- 14:05 - As above, 1.00pm continued
- 15:00 - Class finish
The Classroom & Lesson Content
Our teachers are professionals, they have a lot of teaching experience and they work hard to make lessons interesting and useful for you. Our lessons are based on communication, and cover all areas of English - Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Grammar, and Pronunciation.
