Afternoon Modules

Afternoon Classes

The following are available as part-time courses, or you can add them to any 15-hour course.

For Afternoon Classes (7.5 hours a week), you can choose between General English, which is available every week, and specialist modules, which are available on certain dates. This gives you the chance to design a programme that suits your needs. The specialist modules cover topics such as pronunciation, writing, grammar and business English. They are two weeks long and are available on fixed dates throughout the year. See below for dates and minimum levels.

Hours per week:  7.5
Levels: All (*)

Ages: Adults 16+

Max. students per class: 12
See Dates & Fees Tab

*Afternoon General English is available to students of all levels from Elementary (A1) to Advanced (C1). Some specialist modules have a minimum level – see the Dates & Fees tab.

Afternoon General English

Pronunciation

Business English
Min. level: Intermediate (B1)

Writing

2025

FEES 2024
1-7 WEEKS 8-13 WEEKS 14-20 WEEKS 21+ WEEKS
7.5 hours per week
£97 £93 £85 £75
 Topic Dates Topics may include
Presentation Skills 6-10 January
31 March – 4 April
23-27 June
15-19 September
8-12 December
• Language of presentations
• Structuring and ‘signposting’ your talk
• Intonation
• Body language
Time Management 13-17 January
7-11 April
30 June – 4 July
22-26 September
15-19 December
• Planning effectively
• Prioritising tasks
• Language of scheduling and organinsing
• Time-related language
Negotiating &
Decision-Making
20-24 January
14-17 April
7-11 July
29 September – 3 October
• Teamwork activities
• Language of persuasion and negotiation
• Instructing and delegating
• Dealing with difficult situations
Online Communication 27-31 January
22-25 April
14-18 July
6-10 October
Understanding and replying to emails
• Levels of formality in email writing
• Email structure (subject, greeting, sign-off)
• Social media vocabulary
Phone Communication 3-7 February
28 April – 2 May
21-25 July
13-17 October
• Phone language (answering a call, taking a
message, asking a caller to hold)
• Listening for specific information
• Making and receiving bookings / enquiries
• Phonecall roleplays
Pronunciation 10-14 February
6-9 May
28 July – 1 August
20-24 October
• The sounds of English (vowels and
consonants), and correcting problem sounds
• The phonetic chart
• Word stress and sentence stress
• Features of natural speech (connected
speech, intonation, weak forms)
Informal Language 17-21 February
12-16 May
4-8 August
27-31 October
• Idioms/expressions
• British/US slang
• Comparing formal and informal language
• Abbreviations and acronyms
• Text speak
Job Hunting 24-28 February
19-23 May
11-15 August
3-7 November
• Understanding job ads and job descriptions
• Writing an effective CV and cover letter
• Selling yourself in job interviews
• Describing your work and your company
British Culture 3-7 March
27-30 May
18-22 August
10-14 November
• British history
• Cultural icons and landmarks
• Customs and traditions
• UK institutions
• Entertainment and media
Study & Academic Skills 10-14 March
2-6 June
26-29 August
17-21 November
• Setting learning goals
• Recording vocabulary
• Note-taking
• Listening for gist and specific information
• Reading: skimming and scanning
Speaking & Fluency 17-21 March
9-13 June
1-5 Septembe
24-28 November
Active listening
• Showing interest/sympathy etc.
• Follow-up questions
• Question tags
• Paraphrasing
Critical Thinking 24-28 March
16-20 June
8-12 September
1-5 December
• Giving opinions & language of debate
• Challenging assumptions
• Making predictions
• Analysing and evaluating information

All prices are in GBP (£) per week.
A one-time enrolment fee of £65 applies to all new Lewis School students.
Afternoon General English is available to students of all levels from Elementary (A1) to advanced. Some specialist modules have a minimum level.
If you are on a General English Plus or Academic Year Plus course, Afternoon Classes are already included in your fees.

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