Program

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  IELTS Preparation Programme Fees: $390 per week ($200 Admin Fee | Materials Fee: $300)* Course Overview Seafield’s IELTS Preparation Programme offers 20 hours of focused instruction per week across all four IELTS components: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Regular six-weekly in-house testing helps students monitor their progress and readiness for the official exam. Entry is available to students who have completed Seafield’s Intermediate General English class or those who meet the required level through an internal online placement test. Taught by experienced IELTS specialists in small, supportive classes, the course equips learners with the test-taking strategies, academic language skills, and confidence needed to achieve their IELTS goals and pursue opportunities worldwide. Pathway Opportunities Graduates who achieve the required IELTS band score can meet English language requirements for: Bachelor programmes (IELTS 6.0 overall) Master's and PhD programmes (IELTS 6.5 overall) NZ Teaching Council registration (IELTS 7.0 overall) Class Schedule Auckland CBD IELTS Preparation Programme offers evening classes with weekly start dates, delivered throughout the year. Standard evening classes 5.15pm to 9.30pm weekdays – afternoon and morning programmes can be offered subject to demand. Entry Requirements Applicants must have an intermediate level of English (equivalent to high B1) to enrol in this programme. All students will complete a placement test on arrival to confirm their level.

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  General English (English Language Tuition) Fees: Daytime: $390 per week ($250 Admin Fees)* Course Overview Seafield’s General English programme is designed to deliver the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in an English-based life. Students will improve their English language skills and gain confidence in their day-to-day life across listening, reading, speaking, writing, grammar and vocabulary. The course material is relevant for a variety of intentions, including employment, test preparation, and for further tertiary study. We allow our learners the freedom to move between the different timings of our courses so their study can be flexible to changes in work and lifestyles. Classes are level-based: Beginner to Advanced levels*. Seafield’s General English programme has a comprehensive six-weekly testing cycle so that you’ll have the opportunity to measure and reflect upon your learning. 20 class hours per week Part-time options available What You Will Learn? Improve English language skills in speaking, reading, and writing and gain confidence using English in day-to-day life Develop the interpersonal and cultural skills to thrive in Aotearoa New Zealand Improve your listening skills to understand spoken English Preparation for employment and further study opportunities Class Intake Schedule Auckland CBD General English (English Language Tuition) offers daytime classes with weekly start dates, delivered throughout the year. Intensive daytime classes General English 8:15am – 12:30pm + Afternoon Elective Class 1:00pm-3:00pm Standard daytime classes Standard evening classes General English 8:15am – 12:30pm + 1:00pm-5:10pm General English 5:15pm – 9:15pm including independent task work of 30 minutes Entry Requirements No entry requirements except a desire to learn and improve!

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  NZ Certificate in English Language - Applied (Level 3) Fees: $6,000 Course Overview This programme is the perfect starting point for your journey into university study or employment in New Zealand. Over 16 weeks of study, you will be exposed to the everyday language for school, work and life. Completing NZCEL 3 (Applied) will directly qualify you for tertiary programmes at level 3 and 4 so you can start your preparation for work. It also prepares and qualifies you directly to the critical and challenging NZCEL4 (Academic) programme, which is a requirement for study at Level 5, 6 and 7. 20 class hours per week 17.5 hours self-directed per week English language scholarships available What You Will Learn Develop general English language skills for academic, community, and employment contexts in New Zealand. Improve your listening skills to understand spoken English in various situations. Enhance your speaking skills to communicate effectively and confidently. Advance your reading skills to comprehend academic texts and other written materials. Strengthen your writing skills to produce clear and coherent written work. Complete 12 assessments that demonstrate your language proficiency. Study 12 Unit Standards to gain credits towards meeting university entrance literacy requirements. Achieve greater independence and fluency in using English in diverse environments. Entry Requirements Gained IELTS (General or Academic score) of 5.0 with no band score lower than 5 or higher in the 2 years before the start of the course OR - Oxford Online English test B2, with nothing below B1 OR - LanguageCert: B1 Achiever or B2 Communicator Pass overall and no less that 25/50 in each skill and a Spoken PASS (ISESOL) in an official LanguageCert test, or Seafield LanguageCert mock test OR - Placed in or achieved a pass at Upper Intermediate level at Seafield School of English OR - Pearson Test of English score of 35 or more Onshore International Students Onshore international students require a valid visa and insurance to study on the programme. Offshore International Students Offshore international students do not require a visa or insurance.

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  NZ Certificate in English Language - Academic (Level 4) Fees: $7,000 Course Overview Across 17 study weeks, learners will be taught how to use English in university situations, from engaging with lectures to presenting projects. This programme will help develop confidence and study skills so learners can undertake independent learning at the tertiary level – with advanced skills across speaking, listening, reading, writing, and critical thinking. 20 class hours per week 17.5 hours self-directed per week English language scholarships available What You Will Learn Learn how to listen, read, write and speak in English for academic contexts Study five English for Academic Purposes Unit Standards and gain credits towards meeting University Entrance literacy requirements Develop the language and study skills to succeed in independent academic study Both online-only and blended options come with access to our specially designed online platform to develop the skills to succeed Entry Requirements IELTS (Academic): 5.5 with no individual score below 5.0 (within the last 2 years) Seafield NZCEL entry test: 5.5 with no individual score below 5.0 Oxford Online English test: B2, with nothing below B1 Seafield English Language Tuition: Upper Intermediate Summative test: Overall Pass; No section failed Pearson’s Test of English: At least 42 with no band lower than 36 (within the last 2 years) New Zealand Certificate of English Language: Level 3 (Applied) [NZQA Ref: 3667] LanguageCert: B2 Communicator Official Pass; or Seafield LanguageCert B2 Communicator Mock Test pass

• English

  NZ Certificate in English Language - Academic (Level 5) Fees: $7,000* Course Overview The programme aims to provide learners with the language competency in academic contexts which will enable their pathway to further high-level tertiary study. It sets out to further advance the learners’ skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing that will enable them to undertake independent learning at a post-graduate, master’s and doctorate level. 20 class hours per week 17.5 hours self-directed per week English language scholarships available What You Will Learn Identify and understand with ease orally-presented concepts Develop skills in reading, time management, research, critical thinking, data analysis, and referencing in APA 7th edition Preparation for advanced tertiary study Develop the interpersonal and cultural skills to thrive in Aotearoa New Zealand Entry Requirements IELTS (Academic): 6.0 with no individual score below 5.5 (within the last 2 years); Seafield NZCEL entry test: 6.0 with no individual score below 5.5; Seafield English Language Tuition: Upper Intermediate Summative test: Distinction; No section failed. Advanced or Upper Advanced Summative test: Pass; No section failed; Pearson’s Test of English: PTE (Academic) score of 50 with no band score lower than 42; New Zealand Certificate of English Language: Level 4 (Academic) or Level 4 (General) LanguageCert:C1 Expert Official Test Pass; or Seafield LanguageCert C1 Expert Mock Test pass; or an equivalent to those listed as meeting entry criteria for a Level 5 qualification on the NZQA Table of Internationally Recognised English Proficiency Outcomes for International Students. Onshore International Students Onshore international students require a valid visa and insurance to study on the programme. Offshore International Students Offshore international students do not require a visa or insurance.