New Zealand Certificate in English Language – Level 2
Details
The New Zealand Certificate in English Language (NZCEL) Level 2 covers a range of speaking, reading, writing and listening skills to equip students with the necessary language skills to communicate in basic, familiar, everyday situations and to participate in an English language environment. The course is equivalent to CEFR high A2/low B1 and graduates are expected to complete the course with an English level equivalent to IELTS 4.0 to 4.5.
The course is divided into four components: reading, writing, listening and speaking which are taught at the same time through a variety of topics.
Course Delivery:
The certificate has 60 credits and is delivered over 16 weeks with a one week break. Classes are schedule from Monday – Thursday (9am-2:30pm) and Friday (9am-12pm). The majority of lessons are delivered in the classroom and include a variety of activities
such as practical tasks, class outings, writing tasks, short assignments and conversations. Students are also expected to complete 17 hours of independent study each week.
Mission Statement
International College of Auckland ( ICA ) provides quality education which enables students to optimize their potential and become internationally competitive in the market place.
Support, Development and Achievement
A unique education environment that focuses on individual development and achievement is offered by ICA. Quality teaching, a supportive environment and multi-cultural experience provide a framework for the success of individuals. Each student and their continuing contribution they make to society at a local and global level is recognised by us. To provide the pathway for students toward both local and international opportunities in business, employment and higher education our curriculum includes a variety of education programmes.
Students are inspired at ICA to discover and apply their intellectual and creative potential and contribute responsibly to societies and cultures. As a student you will learn to reason, adapt, innovate, communicate and develop so you can respond to the rapid changes in the modern workforce and society. ...