Question 1

How can I train myself to speak English fluently?

Accepted Answer

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Question 2

What happens in a live class?

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Question 3

What technology do I need to join in an online course?

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Question 4

Who are the teachers?

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Question 5

Do I need a visa to study in the USA? If so, what kind of visa do I need?

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If you are not a resident in the USA, you will need an F-1 student visa to study in the USA. An F-1 student visa is a travel document which permits you to travel to a port of entry and request permission to enter the USA for full-time study for a temporary period of time. It is your responsibility to apply for and obtain the right kind of visa to study at Kaplan International Languages.

Question 6

I want to do an undergraduate or graduate degree in the USA. Should I do an English language course first?

Accepted Answer

You will need a high level of English to be able to study at a university in the USA. Many American universities will require you to have a certain TOEFL score in order to be considered for entry. You can take a TOEFL exam preparation course with Kaplan International Languages.

Question 7

How much does it cost to study English in the USA?

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Our General English course starts from $440 per week in the USA. Get in touch for a personalized quote.

Question 8

United States

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Arizona State University, Pace University (New York), Simmons University (Boston), University of Connecticut, University of Oregon

Question 9

United Kingdom

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Bournemouth University, City St George’s, University of London, Cranfield University, Nottingham Trent University, Queen Mary University of London, University of Birmingham, University of Brighton, University of Bristol, University of Essex, University of Glasgow, University of Liverpool, University of Nottingham, University of Westminster, University of York, UWE Bristol, TEDI-London (The Engineering and Design Institute)

Question 10

Australia and New Zealand

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University of Adelaide (Australia)

University of Newcastle (Australia)

Massey University (New Zealand)

Question 11

USA: University and Colleges

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ALABAMA: Troy University

ARIZONA: Northern Arizona University

ARKANSAS: University of Arkansas – Fort Smith

CALIFORNIA: Antioch University, Bakersfield College, Berkeley City College, Butte College, California International Business School, California State University, Bakersfield, California State University-Chico, California State University-Northridge, California State University-San Bernadino, California State University-Stanislaus, Cañada College, Chicago School of Professional Psychology – Los Angeles, Citrus College, College of Alameda, College of Marin, College of San Mateo, College of The Desert, De Anza College, Devry University (Multiple Locations Across North America), El Camino Community College, Foothill College, Fullerton College, Golden West College, Humboldt State University, Irvine Valley College, Laney College, Los Angeles Film School, Menlo College, Miracosta College, National Polytechnic College, Orange Coast College, Palomar College, Pasadena City College, Rio Hondo College, Saddleback College, San Jose Evergreen Community, College District, San Francisco State University, Santa Barbara Community College, Santa Monica College, Shepherd University, Sierra College, Skyline College, University of California-Berkeley Extension, University of California-Irvine Extension, University of California-Los Angeles Extension, University of California-Riverside Extension, University of California-Santa Cruz ExtensionUniversity of The Pacific – School of Business, West Hills College, West Los Angeles College, Whittier College, William Jessup University, Woodbury University

COLORADO: Johnson & Wales University–Colorado, Rocky Mountain College of Art And Design

CONNECTICUT: Quinnipiac University

WASHINGTON, DC: Chicago School of Professional Psychology–Washington Dc, Devry University–Washington Dc

FLORIDA: Devry University–Florida, Full Sail University, Hillsborough Community College, Johnson & Wales University – Florida, Lynn University, Stetson University

GEORGIA: Art Institute of Atlanta, Bauder College

IDAHO: College of Idaho

ILLINOIS: Chicago School of Professional Psychology – Chicago, Depaul University, Devry University – Chicago, Eastern Illinois University, Illinois Institute of Technology

INDIANA: Indiana Institute of Technology

LOUISIANA: Mcneese State University

MASSACHUSETTS: Bay State College, Boston Architectural College (Bac), Bunker Hill Community College, Dean College, Fisher College, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy And Health Sciences, Merrimack College

MICHIGAN: Saginaw Community College

MINNESOTA: Concordia College

MISSOURI: Fontbonne University

MONTANA: University of Montana

NEBRASKA: University of Nebraska – Omaha

NEW HAMPSHIRE: Southern New Hampshire University

NEW JERSEY: Rider University, St. Peter’s University

NEW MEXICO: New Mexico State University – Las Cruces

NEW YORK: Berkeley College, Devry University – New York, Digital Film Academy, Fulton-Montgomery Community College, International Culinary Center, Lim College, Long Island University – Hudson, Manhattanville College, Mercy College, Metropolitan College of New York, Monroe College, New York Film Academy, New York Institute of Technology, Pace University – Global Pathways, Pacific College, SUNY Alfred State, SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Plattsburgh, Utica College, Vaughn College of Aeronautics And Technology

OHIO: Tiffin University, University of Findlay, Virginia Marti College of Art And Design

OREGON: Chemeketa Community College, Mt. Hood Community College

PENNSYLVANIA: Art Institute – Philadelphia, Moravian College, St. Francis University, St. Joseph University, Widener University

RHODE ISLAND: Johnson & Wales University – Rhode Island

SOUTH DAKOTA: South Dakota State University

TENNESSEE: Tennessee Tech University, Austin Peay State University

TEXAS: Devry University – Texas, Sam Houston State University, Texas Christian University, Texas Wesleyan University, University of Dallas – Graduate, School of Management

VIRGINIA: Ferrum College, Old Dominion University

WASHINGTON: City University of Seattle, Clark College, Edmonds Community College, Green River Community College, Highline College, Pacific Lutheran University, Pierce College, Seattle Central College, South Puget Sound Community College, Spokane Falls Community College, Tacoma Community College, Yakima Valley Community College

Question 12

UK: University and Colleges

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Aberdeen University of Bangor University, Anglia Ruskin University, Art University Bournemouth, Aston University, Birmingham University of, Bournemouth University, Bradford the University of, Bristol University of, Buckingham University of, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Central Lancashire University of, City University of London, Coventry University, Coventry University London Campus, De Montfort University, Derby University of, Dundee University of, East London University of, Essex University of, Glasgow Caledonian University, Gloucestershire University of, Heriot Watt University, Hertfordshire University of, Huddersfield University of, IUBH Germany, Kaplan Open Learning, Kaplan Higher Education Academy Singapore, Keele University of, Kingston University, Lancaster University, Leeds Beckett University, Lincoln University of, Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool University of, London Metropolitan University, London South Bank University, Manchester Metropolitan University, Northumbria University of, Nottingham Trent University, Portsmouth University of, Regent's University London, Roehampton University of, Salford the University of, Sheffield Hallam University, Southampton Solent University, South Wales University of, Strathclyde University of, Sunderland University of, Sussex University of, Swansea University of, Teesside University West of Scotland University of, University of York, West London University of, West of England Bristol University of, Westminster University of, Winchester University of, York St John University.

Question 13

Canada: University and Colleges

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Academy of Learning Career College, British Columbia Institute of Technology, Brock University, Camosun College, Capilano University, Centennial College, Collège Avalon, Conestoga College, Douglas College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Georgian College, Humber Institute of Technology, International Institute of Travel & Business, Lakehead University, LaSalle College, Mount Allison University, Royal Roads University, Sheridan Institute of Technology, Sprott Shaw College, Thompson Rivers University, University Canada West, University of Regina, Vancouver Film School and Wilfried Laurier University.

Question 14

What academic qualifications do I need to apply directly to a university in Germany?

Accepted Answer

You will need an upper secondary school leaving certificate equivalent to the German Abitur and possibly an entrance exam. You will also need a C1 level of German proficiency for a bachelor's program, and a recognised bachelor's degree with above-average grades for entry to a master's program.

Question 15

What are the language requirements to enrol at a German university?

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Usually, you will need a German language proficiency of C1 level. During our Pathway program, we'll prepare you for the official German language tests before you enter university in Germany. Furthermore, we offer official German language tests such as telc or TestDaF on campus to facilitate your progression towards your university studies.

Question 16

Do I need to attend a Studienkolleg?

Accepted Answer

Our University Pathway program will provide you with a free-of-charge evaluation of your academic background. If your diploma or academic qualifications is not fully accepted as equal to the German equivalent (usually the German Abitur), you will need to attend a Studienkolleg before entering university. Studienkollegs offer a preparation program covering a variety of subjects, taught in German. The program concludes with a final exam called Feststellungsprüfung (FSP) – you will need to pass this to apply directly to any German university.

Question 17

What are the academic requirements for entering a Studienkolleg?

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Depending on your chosen subject and country of origin, you might need German proficiency of at least a B2 level to enter a public or private Studienkolleg. You will also usually need to take an entry test – there are numerous Studienkollegs in Germany, and several entry tests can be taken at different Studienkollegs. We will help you with selecting the right Studienkolleg for your needs and arranging the entry tests. You will be able to take preparatory courses at Alpadia to make sure you pass the competitive entry tests of your preferred Studienkollegs.

Question 18

Do I need a visa to study in Germany?

Accepted Answer

EU applicants do not need a visa for the Academic Pathway Program.

Non-EU applicants: A study-applicant-visa will allow you to improve your German at our schools in Berlin or Freiburg while you learn about the study options available to you in Germany. Once you've fulfilled the language requirements, you will be able to get a student visa without the need to go back to your home country.

Question 19

Do I need to open a blocked bank account?

Accepted Answer

Non-EU applicants must provide proof of adequate financial resources before moving to Germany.

To do this, you will have to open a blocked bank account during your visa application, which will serve as proof of funds. Once money is deposited, you cannot withdraw funds until you arrive in Germany (which is why it is called a ‘blocked’ account), and it is worth noting that there will be a monthly limit to how much you can withdraw.

Our Pathways team will help with your visa application and answer any questions you have on opening a blocked bank account.

Question 20

Can I work in Germany as a student?

Accepted Answer

EU applicants have full working rights in Germany.

Non-EU applicants: During the preparatory phase it is not possible to work as a student or at best it might be possible to work during the winter and summer holidays. However, once you enter university, it is possible to work part-time as a student in Germany.

Question 21

Do I have to leave Germany upon finishing my university studies?

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EU applicants can reside in Germany with no restrictions.

Non-EU applicants: Upon successfully finishing your degree of choice at a recognized German university, you can receive an 18-months-long visa to look for a job in your field of expertise. During this period, you have the right to do unspecialized student jobs. Once you receive a job contract in your field of expertise you can switch from a student visa to a job visa without having to go back to your home country.

Question 22

¿Qué valor tiene en promedio un programa?

Accepted Answer

El valor de un programa mensual con alojamiento, desayunos y cenas, lo encuentras a partir de 2.000 dólares americanos. Ponte en contacto con nosotros para conocer nuestros precios, promociones y métodos de pago. Kaplan al ser una institución privada no ofrece becas ni cursos gratuitos.

Question 23

¿Asesoran con el proceso de visado?

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Una vez cubierta la totalidad del costo de tu curso, te proporcionaremos los documentos que necesitas para realizar los trámites de visa necesarios. Además ponemos a tu disposición información relevante sobre el proceso de visado y nuestra recomendación sobre los tiempos adecuados para aplicar.

Question 24

¿Puedo pagar en cuotas?

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En cuotas flexibles y sin intereses. El programa debe estar pagado en su totalidad un mes y medio antes de que realices el viaje. Solicita asesoría y conoce todas las facilidades que te ofrecemos.

Question 25

What software will I need to participate in this course?

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Question 26

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Question 29

How does Kaplan’s Online English School work?

Accepted Answer

The concept of Kaplan Online English is quite simple: you get in-school-quality tuition from the comfort of your own home! Once you’ve decided what online course you would like to join, you’ll take classes via Zoom and hosted through a learning management system (LMS), where you can enjoy a range of virtual language tasks with our accredited Kaplan teachers, as well as benefit from additional learning materials and interactive coursebooks. If at any point you would like to ask a question, or feel you need further clarification, you can interact with the teachers in real-time and receive live feedback, just like you would in a physical school.

Question 30

What are the online social activities?

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In addition to your classes, you’ll also have the opportunity to take part in fun social activities online daily. Ranging from light-hearted quizzes to interactive games, these activities are entirely optional, however, they will allow you to further practice your English skills outside of lessons, as well as help you form connections with your classmates.

Question 31

Do you have any guarantees about my progress?

Accepted Answer

Depending on what course you choose, we do offer Guaranteed Progress! If you choose our Online IELTS Preparation course, we guarantee that you’ll advance at least 0.5 points every 10 weeks of study. We also guarantee that:

If you study our Online IETLS Preparation course for 12 months you will progress a whole CEFR level, or we’ll give you 4 months free
If you study our Online IETLS Preparation course for 6 months you will progress a whole CEFR level, or we’ll give you 2 months free
If you study our Online IETLS Preparation course for 4 months you will progress a whole CEFR level, or we’ll give you 1.5 months free

And of course, the harder you study and the more K+ resources you use, the more likely you are to improve!

Question 32

Do I need a high English level to study online?

Accepted Answer

The answer to this depends on what course you choose. Kaplan Online English 123 is open to students from Elementary to Advanced. Unfortunately, these courses are not suitable for Beginners. Proficiency students can benefit from these courses, however we recommend they take part in a trial first.

However, our IELTS Preparation course requires you to be at an Intermediate level before joining to get the most out of the classes.

Question 33

Do I need to book a specific length of course?

Accepted Answer

Most of the courses range from 1-52 weeks, so you can choose how long you want to learn depending on your language goals.

Our IELTS Preparation course, however, only runs from 1-24 weeks.

Question 34

Can I change the time I study after I’ve booked?

Accepted Answer

Of course! Our minimum booking is one week, but if you decide you would like to study for more weeks or less (providing it’s still more than one) our student advisors will be more than happy to help arrange that for you.

If you have booked a time slot for one time and would like to change, for example, from the evening in your country to a time in the morning or afternoon, you will be able to move on a weekly basis subject to availability.

Question 35

What is the timetable for each course?

Accepted Answer

We list our times in UTC, which is the equivalent of GMT time. You can convert this to your local time through the clock on your phone or a website like worldtimebuddy.

IELTS Exam Preparation:

Two time slots to choose from:

10:00 to 13:15 (UTC)

23:00 to 02:15 (UTC)

Kaplan Online English 1

10 time slots to choose from:

06:00 to 07:00 (UTC)

07:15 to 08:15 (UTC)

11:00 to 12:00 (UTC)

12:15 to 13:15 (UTC)

17:00 to 18:00 (UTC)

18:15 to 19:15 (UTC)

21:00 to 22:00 (UTC)

22:15 to 23:15 (UTC)

00:00 to 01:00 (+1) (UTC)

01:15 to 02:15 (+1) (UTC)

Kaplan Online English 2

5 time slots to choose from:

06:00 to 08:15 (UTC)

11:00 to 13:15 (UTC)

17:00 to 19:15 (UTC)

21:00 to 23:15 (UTC)

00:00 to 02:15 (+1) (UTC

Kaplan Online English 3

3 time slots to choose from:

10:00 to 13:15 (UTC)

13:30 to 16:45 (UTC)

23:00 to 02:15 (UTC)

Question 36

What is the timetable like?

Accepted Answer

IELTS Exam Preparation

Three time slots to choose from:

01:00 to 04:30 (UTC +00:00)

10:00 to 13:30 (UTC +00:00)

IELTS Supplementary

Three time slots to choose from:

10:00 to 15:00 (UTC +00:00)

13:30 to 18:30 (UTC +00:00)

17:00 to 22:00 (UTC +00:00)

Question 37

What is the timetable like?

Accepted Answer

Intensive English

Three time slots to choose from:

10:00 to 15:00 (UTC +00:00)

13:30 to 18:30 (UTC +00:00)

17:00 to 22:00 (UTC +00:00)

Question 38

What is the timetable like?

Accepted Answer

General English

Three time slots to choose from:

10:00 to 13:30 (UTC +00:00)

13:30 to 17:00 (UTC +00:00)

17:00 to 20:30 (UTC +00:00)

Question 39

What are the timetables for each program?

Accepted Answer

Kaplan Online Live Grammar Practice

Four time slots to choose from:

11:00 to 12:00 (UTC +00:00)

17:00 to 18:00 (UTC +00:00)

21:00 to 22:00 (UTC +00:00)

00:00 to 01:00 (UTC +00:00)

Kaplan Online Live Speaking Practice

Four time slots to choose from:

12:15 to 13:15 (UTC +00:00)

18:15 to 19:15 (UTC +00:00)

22:15 to 23:15 (UTC +00:00)

01:15 to 02:15 (UTC +00:00)

Kaplan Online Live Combined Practice

Four time slots to choose from:

11:00 to 13:15 (UTC +00:00)

17:00 to 19:15 (UTC +00:00)

21:00 to 23:15 (UTC +00:00)

00:00 to 02:15 (UTC +00:00)

Question 40

Why learn English in the USA?

Accepted Answer

With the largest population of English-speakers in one country, learning English in America allows you to immerse yourself in the language and practice your skills in real-life situations outside of class. As a nation, the country is full of captivating cities, friendly locals, and stunning landscapes that include forests, glaciers, sandy beaches, mountain ranges and deserts – so you’ll be spoilt for choice with weekend breaks and city escapes. If you’re looking to improve your English skills and explore this unique country, then our Kaplan courses in the USA could be perfect for you.

Question 41

Why study with Kaplan?

Accepted Answer

With more than 80 years of experience in education, Kaplan is an expert at ensuring students reach their language goals. We offer a range of courses to suit your language needs, including Exam Preparation courses, Semi-Intensive and Intensive programs, and Business English – all of which follows our unique curriculum designed to keep students engaged. On select courses, we also offer Guaranteed Progress, which means we promise you’ll advance one level for every 10 weeks of study or your money back. Choosing to study with Kaplan means choosing to set yourself up for success.

Question 42

Where can I study English in the USA?

Accepted Answer

Kaplan has seven outstanding schools in the US for you to choose from depending on your preference and needs. Learn from the sandy beaches of Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, or the vibrant cosmopolitan cities of New York, San Francisco, and Chicago. If you want to study somewhere with a strong entrepreneurial spirit, we also have schools in Boston and Seattle.

We also offer a dedicated 30+ school exclusively for students aged 30 and over, based in New York.

Question 43

What is the best program to study English in the USA?

Accepted Answer

Kaplan offers a variety of courses for you to choose from depending on your language goals. For a good balance between study and travel, there’s the General English course, or for something more intense that will help your English skills advance quicker, there’s the Semi-Intensive and Intensive courses. To help you prepare for a specific goal, we also offer Exam Preparation courses for TOEFL® as well as Business English. To find out more about what each US school offers, please visit the individual destination pages.

Question 44

Under-18s studying on Adult (16+) courses

Accepted Answer

Students aged 16 or 17 are allowed to study on adult courses with students aged 18 and above. They are permitted to join any class which is suitable for their level of English and can change classes where possible
All Kaplan International Languages schools have a senior member of staff (Local Safeguarding Lead) who has responsibility for the safety of students under the age of 18. This member of staff will meet with students aged under 18 and be available in the school to assist with any welfare issues
The curfew time for under-18s on adult courses is 23:00
Students are expected to attend all classes and any absence will be followed up immediately (within 30 minutes of the lessons starting)
Students aged 16 or 17 are usually required to live in Kaplan host family accommodation. Exceptions to this would be where the school has residential accommodation suitable for students aged 16 or 17 or where the parents have given written consent for their child to live with a suitable adult who is known to them. The school must have confirmation of this private accommodation address pre-arrival and if there is any change of address the student must be update the school
Adult school leisure programs include activities that are suitable for under-18s. Some activities may only be suitable for students aged 18 or over and 16 or 17 year old students are not allowed to attend these under any circumstances
If an adult class includes students aged 16 or 17, teachers ensure topics discussed are appropriate for this age range
There is no supervision of students on their way to and from school, during lunch/breaks or after class
Adult student inductions include information for under-18s about age-restricted activities in the UK, and about age-appropriate opportunities for learning and socializing outside of the classroom
Schools hold regular meetings for all students under the age of 18. Attendance at these meetings is not compulsory but is strongly recommended

Question 45

Under-18s studying on Junior (12–17) courses

Accepted Answer

Junior Summer Camps

The junior summer camps are exclusively for students aged 12–17. These students might be independent students travelling alone or with friends or family, or they may be travelling as part of a group, accompanied by one or more Group Leaders. In the case of groups, Group Leaders are responsible only for students within their group
The junior summer camps are package programs consisting of 15 hours of tuition per week, accommodation and meals, and a full program of daily activities and excursions. Students are required to attend all lessons and activities
Students staying in Kaplan accommodation can attend the junior summer camps for a maximum of four weeks (28 days)

Junior closed group courses

Students aged 12–17 may also attend junior courses as part of a closed group, accompanied by one or more Group Leaders. Junior closed groups are usually school groups who come to us during the academic year for one or two weeks, often as part of their regular academic curriculum in their country. Junior closed group courses typically consist of 15 hours of tuition per week, accommodation and meals, and a program of activities and/or excursions requested by the group (often with advice from the Kaplan school)
Junior closed group courses may occasionally include students within the group who are outside the 12–17 age group. In such cases, approval is requested from the Compliance team and, if this is granted, the parents/guardians of the under-18s are required to sign consent forms confirming that they are happy for their child/children (under 18 years of age) to study in a class with (a) student(s) over the age of 18

Junior Summer Camps and closed groups

It is compulsory for under-18s to attend all scheduled lessons and activities which make up their course
Students aged 12–13 travel to and from school in pairs or small groups. They are not allowed out in the evening without adult supervision except for scheduled school activities, after which they are accompanied home by an adult. The curfew for 12/13-year-olds is 22:00
Students aged 14–15 can travel to and from school independently. They are allowed out in the evening in pairs of small groups. The curfew for 14/15-year-olds is 22:00
Students aged 16–17 studying on junior courses are allowed out independently. The curfew for 16/17-year-olds on junior courses is 22:00

Question 46

Under-18s studying on Online (16+) courses

Accepted Answer

Students aged 16 or 17 are allowed to study on adult courses with students aged 18 and above

Standards and requirements for Online courses

English should be the primary language to be used on all digital platforms
All teachers are trained in Safeguarding with a specific focus on online learning and cyber-bullying
If an adult class includes students aged 16 or 17, teachers ensure topics discussed are appropriate for this age range. There is no supervision of students during lunch/breaks
Students have access to a welfare manager and can contact them via the online platform
All students are required to follow the online code of conduct at all times
All staff and students must use their full name for their Zoom ID
All students are taken to a waiting room before accessing the class so that staff can ensure the correct people are present
Private messaging between students is not permitted
Teachers should circulate between breakout rooms during group work
All breakout rooms should have at least three students in them
Staff are encouraged to use a neutral background for all classes
All students and staff are required to dress appropriately for classes
E-safety should be included in the induction of new students
Courses should contain activities raising awareness of digital literacy
Students are unable to record lessons or share screens
Students are encouraged to keep their camera on at all times
No information other than name or email should be stored on the K+ Learning Space platform

Question 47

When is the course?

Accepted Answer

2026:

6th July – 31st July
28th September – 23rd October
16th November – 11th December

Question 48

How much is the course?

Accepted Answer

Normally the course is €1895, inclusive of all materials.

Question 49

How long is the course?

Accepted Answer

The course runs for 4 weeks, Monday to Friday.

Question 50

What is the minimum age?

Accepted Answer

You need to be 18 years old to join the CELTA course.

Question 51

What is the course timetable?

Accepted Answer

Classes are run daily between 9:00–17:00.

Question 52

What English level do I need to take this course?

Accepted Answer

Proficiency plus level or CEFR C1 (Advanced) / C2 (Proficiency) for non-native speakers; university degree preferred but not essential.

Question 53

How many hours a week is the course?

Accepted Answer

Contact hours: 9:00–17:00, Monday to Friday
Input sessions on methodology & grammar and teaching practice.
Study hours: 8 hours
Lesson prep and study.

Question 54

How many students will be in my class?

Accepted Answer

There will be a maximum of 12 students in each class.

Question 55

Why learn English at our New York school?

Accepted Answer

The city where dreams are made – New York has a reputation like no other in the world. Discover the city’s unique culture and heritage that has shaped the country since it was first founded while you learn at our school located right in the heart of the city, next to the iconic Central Park. With so many bars, restaurants, cafes, shops and clubs open 24 hours a day, you’ll soon learn why New York is known as “the city that never sleeps” – it’s just too much fun.

Question 56

How much does it cost to learn English in New York?

Accepted Answer

The cost of your trip depends entirely on the course you choose and where you stay. For a more accurate estimate of how much learning in New York will cost, please use our quote tool. At Kaplan, we do our best to provide a range of courses and accommodation options that suit most budgets, but this is not always possible.

Alternatively, you can also talk to one of our advisors who can help you create a custom package that suits your budget.

Question 57

Will I need a visa to study in New York?

Accepted Answer

Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to study in New York. Please contact one of our advisors to find out more.

Question 58

Why learn English at our Boston school?

Accepted Answer

Our Boston school is a state-of-the-art facility, complete with modern classrooms and spacious communal/study areas where you relax with new friends.

Located right along the iconic Freedom Trail in Downtown Boston, you’ll be situated in the heart of the city that was once home to the American Revolution – perfect for exploring (and for discovering new restaurants and shops)!

Question 59

How much does it cost to learn English in Boston?

Accepted Answer

The cost of your trip depends entirely on the course you choose and where you stay. For a more accurate estimate of how much learning in Boston will cost, please use our quote tool. At Kaplan, we do our best to provide a range of courses and accommodation options that suit most budgets, but this is not always possible.

Alternatively, you can also talk to one of our advisors who can help you create a custom package that suits your budget.

Question 60

Will I need a visa to study in Boston?

Accepted Answer

Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to study in Boston. Please contact one of our advisors to find out more.

Question 61

Why learn English at our Chicago school?

Accepted Answer

This dynamic and diverse city is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the English language whilst also experiencing the best of city life in America. Known for its iconic architecture, innovative artists, delicious cuisine and beloved sports teams, Chicago really has something for everyone.

Question 62

How much does it cost to learn English in Chicago

Accepted Answer

The cost of your trip depends entirely on the course you choose and where you stay. For a more accurate estimate of how much learning in Chicago will cost, please use our quote tool. At Kaplan, we do our best to provide a range of courses and accommodation options that suit most budgets, but this is not always possible.

Alternatively, you can also talk to one of our advisors who can help you create a custom package that suits your budget.

Question 63

Will I need a visa to study in Chicago?

Accepted Answer

Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to study in Chicago. Please contact one of our advisors to find out more.

Question 64

Why learn English at our Los Angeles school?

Accepted Answer

When you choose our LA school, you get to learn in a modern and spacious facility that has two communal areas and a music room. You’ll be located minutes away from UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) as well as the Santa Monica beaches, so you’ll get to experience all the fun of living in a college district alongside the relaxation of being close to the ocean.

And then there’s Hollywood! At the weekend, you’ll be able to explore all the glamorous sights associated with the city where movies are made! Enjoy tours around the studios, and if you’re lucky, you might be able to spot some celebrities!

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