In Summer Monday- Friday
B1 + (Intermediate) to C1 (Advanced)
The 21st Century is a digital age with a variety of different forums for people to use their imagination, individual expression, creativity and skills. This is exactly what we want to inspire the students joining the course in a safe way.
We will look at some teenage heroes of social media and their good deeds. Such as Charles Kolin who uses social media to advocate tolerance, kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
You will also look at the pros and cons of many of different media including YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, podcasting, Tumblr, Snapchat and TikTok.
This interesting course includes theoretical and practical parts and will allow you to work together with their classmates to look at the benefits and difficulties of modern media. With your classmates you will also look at how to give opinions and suggesting ideas to inspire them as you also work on your own project to show their class.
You will have work to prepare for the following day’s lessons each day.
Safeguarding: Keeping your child safe online
Course Sample
All courses run Monday to Friday.
All lessons are 50 minutes long.
We need 6 students on a course to run it.
You can mix and match the courses e.g. You could book 5 sessions of Digital Media £60 + 5 activity sessions £40 = £100 total per week
Option 1: Student wants 1 activity only.
1. You let us know if you would like a morning or afternoon session at booking depending on your time zone and availability.
2. We will assess your level of English.
3. We will let you know what time your activity/lesson will start. If you have a preference, please let us know. Otherwise you may have your lesson start at 0915 or 1030 (UK time) if you choose a morning session.
Option 2: If a student wants two lessons a day they just continue to the next class.
For example;
first lesson at 09:15am and second lesson at 10.30am
OR
first class at 14:00 and the second class at 15:15
Technology Information
The classes are run through Zoom Pro.
If possible, it is best for you to use a laptop or desktop computer instead of a mobile phone or tablet.
If possible, it is best for you to have your session in a room where your parents can see what you are doing.
Safeguarding: Keeping your child safe online
Please see our Young Learner General English lessons
