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The Complete programme: towards a second
mother tongue
OISE’s aim is to make a real difference to its pupils’ success
in future life: in order to focus on this objective, OISE offers young
learners the ultimate language programme designed for maximum language
learning, stimulating entertainment and specifically tailored to give
teenagers a productive learning experience.
The
school day
To ensure maximum pupil participation class size is limited to 8 pupils.
They attend lessons designed to develop their accuracy in the language
every morning from 9.30 until 13.00. Lunch from 13.00 to 13.45 is followed
by oral and communication skills workshops also held in groups of no more
than 8 pupils until 15.15. Sports and games are from 15.45 to 17.15.
| Morning programme 09.30 to 13.00
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The morning lessons are designed to develop accuracy
in the language and cover:
• 09.30 to 11.00 – the
grammatical structures of the language – vocabulary building
• 11.00 to 11.30 – morning break
• 11.30 to 13.00 – formal comprehension training exercises
– structured expression training exercises: essay, presentations,
explanations.
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| Lunch 13.00 – 13.45
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| Lunch is taken at the school in the form of a
packed lunch for those who live with a host family and salads or hot
meal for those who live in the college. |
| Afternoon programme 13.45 – 15.15
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Afternoons are devoted to workshops designed
to encourage fluency and a spontaneous use of the language:
•
guided debate practice
• presentations
• exchange
of ideas and experiences
• active listening practice
• letter, memo, note writing |
| Afternoon break 15.15 – 15.45
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| Late afternoon games 15.45 – 17.15 |
To relax after concentrating on language learning
pupils take part in games and sports activities; the range of which
will typically include:
• team games such as football, cricket,
volleyball
• sports games such as tennis or squash
•
treasure hunts
• board and card games
• dance lessons
• photo challenge
These group activities encourage pupils to make new friends. |
| Dinner 18.00 – 19.00 |
| Students who live with host families return home
at 17.30 to have dinner and spend the evening with their host family.
College boarders have a choice of a hot meal or salads at the college
refectory. |
| Evening programme 19.00 – 22.00 |
College
A full programme of recreational activities is offered every evening
to include for example:
• sports-based activities such as
tennis, football
• theatre workshops
• casino night
• board games
• film night
•
drama rehearsal
• talent show |
Homestay
On one evening per week a social activity such as a disco or a barbecue
or a party is organised for all students. |
| Saturday: excursion and culture familiarisation |
Saturdays are devoted to a full day excursion
to a place of interest and fun.
• visit to a capital city
• visit to a place of historic or architectural interest
• outing to a theme park |
The school
day is for illustrative purposes and specific details may be subject to
change.
Course
prices per week
| Courses (price per week) |
Homestay |
College |
£ |
€ |
£ |
€ |
The Complete Programme
22.5 hours tuition per week
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| All start dates except 29.06; 06.07; 13.07 |
640 |
960 |
840 |
1260 |
| Start dates 29.06; 06.07; 13.07 |
680 |
1020 |
880 |
1320 |
Please
note course prices shown are per week
• with a reduction of £50/€80 per additional week for
courses longer than 2 weeks
• or a supplement of £50/€80 for a course of one week
Included
in the course price
•
Loan of all teaching materials
• Workbook and course certificate
• Homestay or college accommodation: full board
• Leisure activities according to the chosen course
• Full day excursion on Saturdays
• Arrival/departure transfer
2008 Course
dates
22.5 hours tuition per week
| Dates |
Weeks |
England |
Ireland |
Germany |
Spain |
Homestay |
College |
Homestay |
College |
Homestay |
Homestay |
College |
| 10.02 - 23.02 |
2 |
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Heidelberg |
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| 17.02 - 01.03 |
2 |
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Heidelberg |
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| 24.02 - 08.03 |
2 |
Newbury |
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| 30.03 - 12.04 |
2 |
Newbury |
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| 06.04 - 19.04 |
2 |
Newbury |
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Heidelberg |
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| 13.04 - 26.04 |
2 |
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Heidelberg |
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| 20.04 - 03.05 |
2 |
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Heidelberg |
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| 08.06 - 21.06 |
2 |
Newbury, Swindon |
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| 08.06 - 28.06 |
3 |
Newbury |
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| 15.06 - 28.06 |
2 |
Dawlish,
Swindon |
|
Carlow |
|
Würzburg |
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| 15.06 - 05.07 |
3 |
Dawlish, Newbury |
|
Carlow |
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| 22.06 - 05.07 |
2 |
Swindon |
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Würzburg |
Segovia |
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| 22.06 - 12.07 |
3 |
Newbury |
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| 29.06 - 12.07 |
2 |
Dawlish, Reading, Swindon |
|
Carlow |
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| 29.06 - 19.07 |
3 |
Newbury |
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| 06.07 - 19.07 |
2 |
Newbury, Swindon, Telford |
Cotswolds, Llandovery,
Wycliffe
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Würzburg |
Segovia |
Segovia |
| 06.07 - 26.07 |
3 |
Dawlish, Newbury |
Badminton, Wycliffe |
Carlow |
|
Würzburg |
Segovia |
|
| 06.07 - 02.08 |
4 |
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Wycliffe |
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| 13.07 - 26.07 |
2 |
Dawlish, Swindon, Reading |
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Carlow |
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| 13.07 - 02.08 |
3 |
Newbury |
Oxford |
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| 20.07 - 02.08 |
2 |
Newbury, Swindon |
Badminton, Llandovery, Wycliffe |
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Würzburg |
Segovia |
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| 20.07 - 09.08 |
3 |
Newbury |
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| 20.07 - 16.08 |
4 |
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Wycliffe |
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| 27.07 - 09.08 |
2 |
Dawlish, Swindon |
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| 27.07 - 16.08 |
3 |
Dawlish,
Newbury |
Badminton, Wycliffe |
Carlow |
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| 03.08 - 16.08 |
2 |
Newbury, Swindon |
Badminton, Llandovery, Oxford, Wycliffe |
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Würzburg |
Segovia |
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| 03.08 - 23.08 |
3 |
Dawlish |
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| 10.08 - 23.08 |
2 |
Dawlish, Swindon |
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| 10.08 - 30.08 |
3 |
Newbury |
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| 17.08 - 30.08 |
2 |
Newbury, Swindon |
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Würzburg |
Segovia |
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| 24.08 - 06.09 |
2 |
Newbury |
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| 26.10 - 01.11 |
1 |
Newbury |
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Heidelberg |
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| 28.15-03.01.09 |
1 |
Newbury |
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