English for Tweens
World Of Wonders (WOW)
Age: 9 to 14 years
An intensive programme that takes new beginner-level students from basic to pre-A1 level. The course discusses themes of caring for nature and the environment.
Level
Beginners
Number of Lessons
40 lessons
(80 lessons if taught twice weekly)
Vocabulary Learned
1500 words
Lesson Length
60 – 90 minutes
Advantages
- Intense programme to get your tween up to speed with the rest of our tween and teen courses (pre-A1 CEFR).
- Learn English by studying about nature and the world.
- Improve reading and writing skills, increase vocabulary, and practise speaking with others.
Paul Ward Explores
Age: 9 to 14 years
In this pre-A1 course, students join Paul as he travels the world and learns about different cultures. The course covers listening and reading comprehension, writing, spelling, and assessments.
Level
Pre-A1
Number of Lessons
40 lessons
(80 lessons if taught twice weekly)
Vocabulary Learned
1800 words
Lesson Length
60 – 90 minutes
Advantages
- Learn English through a balanced curriculum that combines playful and serious learning.
- Gain intrinsic motivation to speak through short, speech-focused activities.
- Reading comprehension organised in the form of comic strips.
- Students learn valuable lessons about endangered animal species and how irresponsible human activity puts the environment at risk.
Paul Ward’s Adventures
Age: 10 to 14 years
This A1 level course is for students with an intermediate knowledge of spoken and written English. It comes with optional grammar lessons supporting reading and listening comprehension.
Level
A1
Number of Lessons
40 lessons
(80 lessons if taught twice weekly)
Vocabulary Learned
2000 words
Lesson Length
60 – 90 minutes
Advantages
- Obtain A1 level English on the Common European Framework of Reference scale.
- Students learn how to cope with frustration and support one another through group activities.
- Gain motivation to speak to stimulate better learning and fill in information gaps by practising speech and debate abilities in group discussions.
