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Enjoy Learning

English

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Enjoy learning English in Christchurch, New Zealand

CHRISTCHURCH FACTS

CCEL (Christchurch College of English Limited) is a private owner-operated language school located on the University of Canterbury campus in Christchurch.

Location:

South Island, New Zealand

Population: 350,000

Christchurch is a great place to study. The largest city in the South Island, Christchurch is one of New Zealand’s most beautiful and friendly places. It’s:

Climate:

4 seasons, average daily temperature - Summer 21C, Winter 10C

Activities: S urfi ng, skiing & snowboarding, swimming with dolphins in Akaroa, whale watching in Kaikoura, fi shing, hiking, kayaking, shopping

• A safe, welcoming city for international students - culture, shopping, restaurants, entertainment and night-life • T he gateway to New Zealand’s spectacular South Island - enjoy South Pacifi c beaches, amazing scenery and skiing in the Southern Alps

Events:

• T he Garden City - relax in Christchurch’s famous parks and gardens New Zealand

Unique campus location

World Buskers Festival, Christchurch Arts Festival, Christchurch International Jazz Festival, Christchurch International Film Festival, Festival of Flowers, Festival of Romance

Christchurch STATE HIGHWAY 1 TO HANMER SPRINGS, KAIKOURA & WHALE WATCHING

CHRISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Auckland

• NEW BRIGHTON BEACH

TO MT HUTT & OTHER SKI FIELDS

CCEL RICCARTON

• Wellington

HAGLEY CBD PARK

• Kaikoura Mt Hutt •

• Christchurch

TO SUMNER BEACH

• Queenstown • Dunedin

CCEL is located on the University of Canterbury campus in Ilam, a residential suburb less than 10 kilometres west of Christchurch City Centre. CCEL students are part of the campus community and have access to university facilities.

CCEL FACILITIES TO AKAROA

LYTTELTON HARBOUR

• • • • • •

20 classrooms Self-study centre Digital listening laboratory Computer room with free email and internet access Free wireless internet access Online visa applications

ON-CAMPUS FACILITIES (shared with the University of Canterbury) • • • •

University libraries Cafeterias, bars and restaurants Student residences Sports facilities including tennis courts, indoor sports hall and gymnasiums • Bookshop and student job search offi ce

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Student Services

Accommodation

CCEL provides more than just an English course. There are a lot of other services to help students enjoy studying in New Zealand:

All CCEL student accommodation is carefully selected and monitored by CCEL staff.

• Full-time homestay and student welfare staff • F irst-language support staff who can help students in their own language • An online visa application service • Help with opening a bank account • H elp with looking for employment in New Zealand for those students who are eligible for work • A cademic staff who can help students to achieve their study goals • An activity programme CCEL’s activity programme is the perfect way to have fun and make friends. There are usually 3 weekday activities every week - plus 1 or 2 activities every weekend. Activities are optional and varied to suit every budget and interest.

HOMESTAY Living with a New Zealand host family is the most popular choice for students. CCEL recommends staying in a homestay because students can experience Kiwi lifestyle, practise English and get extra support from their host family. • All host families are carefully selected by CCEL • Students have their own bedroom with a desk for studying • Students share the rest of the house with their host family • The host family provides breakfast and dinner everyday plus lunch at the weekends and on public holidays • Students can choose a homestay in the CCEL Walking Zone or Bus Zone

WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE • Free sports on campus every week (e.g. soccer, basketball, badminton, tennis, volleyball and table tennis) • Free Conversation Club every week • Horse Riding

Some students choose to live in other accommodation such as an on-campus student residence, or share flats and apartments with friends. CCEL students have access to 2 oncampus residences.

• International Antarctic Centre

SONODA RESIDENCE

• Free student competitions and barbecues

Sonoda Christchurch Campus is located on the University of Canterbury (UC) campus, only 3 minutes’ walk from CCEL. It has modern facilities and beautiful Japanese-inspired gardens. Sonoda is smaller than the other UC student residences, accommodating up to 110 students at a time, and is popular because of its friendly atmosphere.

WEEKEND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE • Excursions to Queenstown, Akaroa, Hanmer Springs and Kaikoura • Skiing & Snowboarding

ILAM APARTMENTS

• Surfing

Ilam Apartments is also located on the UC campus, approximately 10 minutes’ walk from CCEL. Ilam Apartments has an extensive activity programme and students have many opportunities to make friends with other CCEL students and domestic and international UC students.

• Lyttelton Harbour Cruise

FACILITIES Students in both residences have a single room with internet access, and share an apartment with up to 5 other people. Each apartment has a modern kitchen, lounge and bathroom, and most students cook their own meals. Bedrooms contain a bed, desk, chair, plenty of storage space, electric heating and an internet connection.

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CCEL offers you more

Students from around the world have been learning English at CCEL since 1991. CCEL is approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and has the highest possible NZQA quality rating.

REASONS TO CHOOSE CCEL • C CEL’s teachers are professional, highly qualified and have an average of 8 years’ experience • I ELTS and Cambridge examiners give expert advice about exam courses • C CEL offers a range of English courses including General English, Business English, IELTS preparation and Cambridge exam preparation. We also offer teacher training courses for native and non-native English speakers.

CCEL – A PATHWAY TO UNIVERSITY CCEL’s partnership with the University of Canterbury provides students with a pathway to university study. CCEL students can join the University of Canterbury Bridging and Foundation Programmes without taking the IELTS examination. The University of Canterbury was founded in 1873 and has an international reputation for academic excellence. There are currently almost 2,000 international students from up to 70 countries enrolled at the university. When students enrol at CCEL the University of Canterbury can issue a conditional offer to study at the university, provided the student meets the necessary academic requirements.

General English Courses

Cambridge Exam Preparation

These courses are for students who want an intensive programme to improve their all-round English skills.

Students can gain internationally recognised qualifications by taking Cambridge Examination courses at CCEL.

KEY INFORMATION

• Course length - 2-50 weeks

• Course length - 9-12 weeks

• S tart dates - every Monday (or Tuesday if Monday is a public holiday)

• Start dates - 2-4 start dates per year

• P rogramme - Full-time 23 hours per week / Part-time 15 hours per week

• Levels available - low intermediate to advanced

• Programme - Full-time 25 hours per week

• Levels available - beginner to advanced (6 levels)

COURSE OUTLINE COURSE OUTLINE The General English course is intensive study and helps students to communicate effectively. It includes: • Speaking, listening, reading and writing lessons

CCEL offers the following Cambridge Examination courses: • Cambridge PET - low intermediate level • C ambridge FCE - late intermediate/upper intermediate level • Cambridge CAE - advanced level

• C CEL has been teaching English to international students for 20 years. Our experience helps students improve their English and enjoy a unique study abroad experience.

• Vocabulary development • New Zealand culture and customs

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT

• L earn English in an international environment. Every year we welcome students from up to 20 countries. Students can also meet university students from New Zealand on our campus.

• Use of published textbooks and materials

Minimum entry levels apply. Placement in all Cambridge classes (including TESOL / Cambridge TKT) depends on level assessment. Assessment for entry to Cambridge Exam courses can be taken overseas before arriving in New Zealand.

• Discussions of news and current affairs

• Computer room and language laboratory sessions • An independent learning programme • 2 extra hours of supervised self-study • Skills for lifelong learning Students also get intensive study in General English through: • Regular testing (every 6 weeks) • A focus on student progress

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT

• An emphasis on teacher feedback

CCEL students can transfer from an English course to a Bridging Programmes course at the University of Canterbury without taking IELTS. The EAP entry test is offered at CCEL every 7 weeks. Students who pass the test can transfer directly to the EAP course. The Foundation Studies or Certificate in English for Tertiary Studies entry tests are offered on demand.

• Involving students in goal setting and programme planning The full-time course also includes the following options: • C ommunication Skills classes for extra speaking and listening practice • Study Skills classes for extra reading and writing practice

English for Academic Purposes 1

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT

English for Academic Purposes 2

Students do a placement test on the first day of the course and join a class with other students at the same level. Students are also given the opportunity to join a class which focuses on communication skills (speaking and listening) or study skills (reading and writing).

With IELTS

CCEL Intensive English course

Certificate in Foundation Studies

Certificate in English for Tertiary Studies

Undergraduate degrees eg. BA, BCom, BSc, BE(Hons)

Postgraduate diplomas and degrees Honours, Masters or PhDs

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Assessment is continuous throughout the course. CCEL students are tested every 6 weeks and receive individual progress reports.

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TESOL/Cambridge TKT (Teaching Knowledge Test)

Business English Courses

IELTS Preparation

CCEL’s Business English courses are perfect for students planning to use English in their careers.

At CCEL students can study a full-time IELTS preparation course.

KEY INFORMATION

• Course length - 6 weeks

• Start dates - 8 start dates per year

• Programme - Full-time 25 hours per week

• Course length - 8 weeks

• Levels available - intermediate to advanced

• Start dates - 4 start dates per year

CCEL’s TESOL course is perfect for students who want to teach English or for English teachers who want to increase their confidence, improve their job prospects, and gain a teaching qualification from Cambridge ESOL.

COURSE OUTLINE

This course introduces business language and concepts including:

The courses cover exam topics and strategies including:

• Business vocabulary • Making presentations • Negotiating • Participating in meetings • Telephone communication • Business writing (reports, formal letters, emails and memos)

• Listening skills - listening for opinions, main ideas and specific information

The TESOL course is for non-native speakers. Topics include:

• Reading skills - understanding main ideas, specific information and opinions

• TESOL vocabulary and terminology

• Observations of CCEL classes • Using classroom resources

Minimum entry levels apply. Placement in an IELTS Preparation class depends on level assessment. Assessment for entry to IELTS Preparation courses can be taken overseas before arriving in New Zealand.

KEY INFORMATION • Course length – 4 weeks • Start dates – 4 start dates per year • Programme – Full-time Monday to Friday • Levels available – Candidates must be native or near-native speakers of English Candidates will participate in input sessions, plan lessons, research and complete four written assignments, undertake teaching practice on classes of adult students, receive feedback about teaching practice and observe experienced teachers. CELTA is a very intensive course and the focus is on acquiring practical skills in a supportive environment.

• Teaching methodology • Lesson planning and classroom management

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Minimum entry levels apply. Placement in a Business English class depends on level assessment. Assessment for entry to Business English courses can be taken overseas before arriving in New Zealand.

COURSE OUTLINE • Teaching Practice

• Cross-cultural awareness in business contexts

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT

• Levels available – intermediate to advanced

• Speaking skills - giving information, expressing opinions, explaining

• Writing skills - presenting information, describing processes, presenting points of view

The CELTA (Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) is a highly-regarded internationally recognised qualification awarded by Cambridge ESOL. It is for people who have little or no previous English language teaching experience. It is also ideal for more experienced teachers without an equivalent qualification.

KEY INFORMATION

• Programme – Full-time 25 hours per week

COURSE OUTLINE

CELTA

• Language Development • Exam preparation for TKT

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Candidates are selected by means of a pre-interview task and an interview. To download application forms, and for more information please visit www.ccel.co.nz

ASSESSMENT At the end of the course, all students will take the TKT test: • Core modules

- Language and background to language learning and teaching

- P lanning lessons and use of resources for language teaching

- Managing the teaching and learning process

• Optional modules

- P ractical teaching - this is a new TKT module which gives a qualification for practical teaching abilities – lesson plans and 40 minutes of assessed teaching

- Knowledge about Language (KAL) – this is another new TKT module which tests what teachers know about English and about what learners need to know

PLACEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Minimum entry levels apply. Placement in the TESOL/ Cambridge TKT course depends on level assessment. Assessment for entry to TESOL/Cambridge TKT courses can be taken overseas before arriving in New Zealand.

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Group Programmes

Useful Information

CCEL has a 20 year history of designing and delivering group programmes.

Programmes are tailor-made to meet the specific needs of each partner institution. • The three key components of group programmes are usually English language tuition, homestay and activities • There are no minimum or maximum time periods for group programmes to be provided

CCEL has a dedicated team who specialise in the area of group programmes. This includes the overall management of such programmes, teaching personnel that best fit the requirements of specific programmes, qualified homestay and student welfare staff, and activities co-ordination.

CCEL has the resources and experience to deliver group programmes both on-shore and off-shore.

• Students receive a certificate and course report at the completion of the programme

Our group programmes are aimed at a range of students with differing requirements, including; • High school students requiring a study abroad experience that involves a strong balance of English language tuition and activities • University students needing specialised English language classes to complement their overall cultural exchange experience

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Arrival Day

9:15am 12:30pm

Time with host family

English Lesson

Time with host family

Local sightseeing

Retirement Home Visit

Antarctic Centre

Willowbank Wildlife Reserve

Marae Visit

Time with host family

9:15am 12:30pm

Time with host family

English Lesson

Farm Visit

Ferrymead Historic Park

Local School Visit

Horse Riding

Shopping afternoon Graduation and Farewell Party

AM PM

CCEL has partner consultants all over the world. Our consultants can help you choose the best course, and can also help you with visa applications and travel arrangements. Please contact us to check the location of your nearest partner consultant.

ENJOY LEARNING ENGLISH We look forward to welcoming you to CCEL. We are sure you will enjoy your learning experience.

ELIGIBILITY FOR HEALTH SERVICES

CCEL WEBSITE

Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publicly funded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website at www.moh.govt.nz.

Visit www.ccel.co.nz to see the latest information about CCEL. You can find student profiles, activities information, photos and updated course information.

The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz.

MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE International students (including group students) must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while in New Zealand.

HOLIDAYS

Week Two

It’s possible to enrol directly with CCEL. Please complete the enrolment form in this brochure or enrol online via our website www.ccel.co.nz

ACCIDENT INSURANCE Below is a sample of a group programme (it is important to remember that every programme is individualised – pricing will vary from programme to programme depending on the components and specific requirements of each course).

Sample - Two Week (14 Nights) Closed Group Programme

Week One

CCEL has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from CCEL or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at www.minedu.govt.nz/international.

Full details of immigration requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through Immigration New Zealand, and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz.

• The minimum age to participate in a group programme at CCEL is 14 years

• Specialised courses such as Business English and IELTS in a closed group environment

HOW TO ENROL

IMMIGRATION

• The minimum number of students required to deliver a group programme is generally 10 students

• (Non native speaking) English teachers requiring additional training and skills – these programmes have a TESOL and Teaching Methodology focus

CODE OF PRACTICE

Time with host family

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CCEL is closed on weekends and public holidays. Please see the Enrolment Guide for the dates of New Zealand public holidays.

Time with host family

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CCEL (Christchurch College of English Limited) University of Canterbury Campus, Solway Ave, Christchurch PO Box 31212, Christchurch 8444, New Zealand Phone: +64 3 343 3790 Fax: +64 3 343 3791 Email: study@ccel.co.nz

Web: www.ccel.co.nz

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BROWNS BAY

TO WHANGAREI AND BAY OF ISLANDS

HAURAKI

RANGITOTO ISLAND RESERVE WAIHEKE ISLAND

WAITEMATA HARBOUR

CBD HENDERSON VALLEY

FLAT BUSH MANGERE MANUKAU HARBOUR

NESS VALLEY

AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

TO COROMANDEL AND MT RUAPEHU

Enrolment Guide 2012

COURSE COSTS

All pricing in NZ $

OTHER EXPENSES

Enrolment fee for all courses

$150

ACCOMMODATION costs

Materials fee for all courses

$50

GENERAL ENGLISH SEND THIS FORM TO:

Full-time 2 –11 weeks (23 x 60 minutes)

$405 per week

CCEL (Christchurch College of English Limited)

Full-time 12 weeks or more (23 x 60 minutes)

$375 per week

Part-time (15 x 60 minutes)

$305 per week

University of Canterbury Campus Solway Ave, Christchurch PO Box 31212, Christchurch 8444, New Zealand Phone: +64 3 343 3790 Fax: +64 3 343 3791 Email: study@ccel.co.nz www.ccel.co.nz

$2,430 per course

Homestay extra night charge*

$30

Sonoda residence weekly charge (self catered)**

$220

Ilam Village weekly charge (self catered)**

$220***

Airport pickup upon arrival

$40

* Includes service fee *** Not including linen fee ($85)

AccomModation PLACEMENT FEES

IELTS PREPARATION 6 weeks

$210

** Minimum 4 weeks (subject to availability)

BUSINESS ENGLISH 6 weeks

Homestay weekly charge*

$2,430 per course

CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION COURSES

Walking zone*

$280

Bus zone**

$80

9-week Cambridge courses

$3,735

* Walking zone - up to 2 kilometres from CCEL (subject to availability) ** Bus zone - up to a 45-minute ride (average 20 minutes)

12-week Cambridge courses

$4,980

Living Expenses (approximate costs) The prices below are estimates of some living expenses and are only provided as a guide.

TESOL COURSES TESOL / Cambridge TKT (8-week course)

$3,320

Lunch

$10 per day

Cambridge CELTA

$3,050

Social/recreational activities (optional)

$30 per week

Bus ride (concession cards are available)

$4 per day

EXAMINATION FEES (approximate costs) IELTS

$360

Cambridge PET

$310

Cambridge FCE and CAE

$330

TESOL / Cambridge TKT

$250

Course fees for IELTS preparation and Cambridge courses do not include exam fees. Cambridge students must take the exam.

PROVIDED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE

Flatting - sharing a private flat (usually unfurnished) can cost $120 per week. This depends on the number of people sharing the flat and would not usually include food or utilities (electricity, telephone etc). Private flats (usually unfurnished) cost more, starting from $200 per week.

HOW TO ENROL 1. Complete the enrolment form and send it directly to CCEL (Christchurch College of English Limited) at the address below. 2. We will send an invoice stating the fees to be paid.

• Access to University of Canterbury libraries, cafeterias and clubs

3. Send us the fees either by telegraphic transfer or bank cheque.

• Advice about further study in New Zealand

Our bank Trust Account is:

• Digital listening lab

Bank of New Zealand: Swift Code:

• Email and internet use at CCEL • Wireless internet access at CCEL • Sports activities on campus • Conversation Club • Access to first language support staff • Help with opening a New Zealand bank account • 2 extra hours of supervised self-study per week • Workshops for working holiday visa students

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When we receive the fees we will send a receipt, an Offer of Place, and homestay information if required. We require a minimum of 2 weeks’ notice of enrolments that require homestay, Sonoda or Ilam apartments accommodation. CCEL PO Box 31212, Christchurch 8444, New Zealand Phone: +64 3 343 3790 Fax: +64 3 343 3791 Email: study@ccel.co.nz This course and enrolment information is valid for 2012. We look forward to receiving your enrolment.

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Enrolment Guide 2012

Start Dates GENERAL ENGLISH START DATES 2012 Students can start on any Monday (or Tuesday when Monday is a public holiday).

Enrolment Form 2012

Conditions of Enrolment

PERSONAL DETAILS

COURSES

Family Name

1. CCEL reserves the right to change course arrangements without prior notice. 1.1 The minimum age for acceptance on individual programmes is 15.

PAYMENT OF FEES

9 January

20 February

2.1 2 012 fees include all taxes where applicable. Fees may be altered in certain circumstances e.g. a change in tax. 2.2 Fees must be paid in full, in advance, for the period of study requested on the enrolment form. 2.3 All fees are calculated in complete weeks and any part of a week is counted as a full week. No compensation is given for public holidays when CCEL is closed.

2 April

14 May

CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS

25 June

6 August

17 September

29 October

Business English start Dates 2012

IELTS PREPARATION START DATES 2012 9 January

20 February

2 April

14 May

25 June

6 August

17 September

29 October

Cambridge course Dates 2012 PET 19 March - 8 June

17 September - 7 December

FCE, CAE 9 January - 9 March (9-week course) 19 March - 8 June 4 June - 24 August 10 September - 30 November

TESOL COURSE DATES 2012 TESOL / Cambridge TKT 9 January - 2 March

2 April - 25 May

25 June - 17 August

17 September - 9 November

3.1 I f this enrolment is cancelled before the nominated starting date, fees will be refunded except for the enrolment and homestay placement fees or 10% of payment, whichever is the lesser. 3.2 For enrolments of up to four weeks if the student withdraws within the first two days of the course 50% of the tuition fees will be refunded. 3.3 For enrolments of five to eleven weeks if the student withdraws within the first five days of the course 75% of the tuition fees will be refunded. 3.4 For enrolments of twelve weeks or more if the student withdraws within the first ten days of the course the fees will be refunded except for $NZ500 or 10% of the tuition fees, whichever is the lesser. 3.5 After the above withdrawal deadlines no fees except for unused homestay fees will be refunded. We do not refund fees or give a free extension of the course if the student: • Arrives late for the course without notifying CCEL • Takes time off during the course (unless by prior agreement as set out in clauses 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3) • Leaves before the course is finished We do not give extra weeks of part-time study in place of pre-paid full-time study. CCEL reserves the right to alter its refund policy in the event of a change to New Zealand legislation. 3.6 If CCEL requires a student to leave for not complying with the conditions of enrolment, tuition fees will not be refunded if such requirement is after the first ten days of study. 3.7 Student fee protection - CCEL complies with NZQA requirements to protect student fees. Student fees are not at risk in the event of the closure of CCEL. Fees received are placed in a trust account and the trustee’s contact details are: Neil Stevenson, Neil Stevenson and Co Ltd, 128 Riccarton Rd, Christchurch, New Zealand Phone: +64 3 341 2013 Email: neils@nls.co.nz

Holiday During Courses

4.1 A maximum of two weeks’ holiday without loss of tuition fees may be taken for each 24 weeks of study. No refunds or extension of course will be granted for holidays in excess of this allowance. 4.2 At least one week’s notice of a request for leave must be given. If not, holiday credit may not be given and tuition fees will be lost. 4.3 Extensions because of holidays can only be given in General English courses.

Accommodation

5.1 A minimum of 4 weeks’ homestay must be paid in advance with a first-time enrolment. After that, CCEL homestay fees must be paid in advance. Payments must match the amount on the invoice. 5.2 If the student leaves CCEL accommodation early, both the host family and CCEL must receive one week’s notice of the student’s intention to leave. CCEL will refund the balance of any remaining pre-paid homestay fees, minus any costs recoverable by CCEL. 5.3 CCEL requires a minimum of 2 weeks’ notice of enrolments that require homestay or campus residence accommodation. Walking zone homestay and campus residence accommodation is subject to availability. 5.4 An accommodation change fee of $NZ100 will be charged by CCEL.

Attendance And Behaviour

Cambridge CELTA 9 January - 3 February

22 March - 20 April

25 May - 22 June

26 October - 23 November

CCEL is closed on weekends and the following 2012 public holidays: • 2 January • 6 February • 6 April • 9 April • 25 April • 4 June • 22 October • 16 November • 21 - 31 December The 2012 school year will begin on Tuesday 3 January 2012. CCEL will be closed from 21 December 2012 to 6 January 2013. The 2013 school year will begin on 7 January 2013.

6.1 The student is expected to attend all lessons punctually and must comply with the conditions of his/her visa to stay in New Zealand. 6.2 The student must behave considerately both at CCEL and in homestay. 6.3 The student must obey the laws of New Zealand, including New Zealand’s driver licensing requirements and Road Code. 6.4 Failure to comply with these conditions may result in the student having their course of study terminated by CCEL and notification of this given to the New Zealand Immigration Service.

Liability And Insurance

7.1 I t is the responsibility of the student to ensure that he/she has adequate medical and travel insurance. CCEL cannot be held responsible for any sickness, injury, damage or loss incurred (including loss of fees) within CCEL or on CCEL activities or tours. 7.2 Students must provide evidence of appropriate and current medical and travel insurance. This insurance must cover the full length of time spent in New Zealand. Overseas insurance policies will only be accepted with an English translation. 7.3 CCEL will keep a record of each student’s policy. 7.4 CCEL shall not be liable if the services we state we offer cannot be provided for reasons beyond our control. 7.5 By accepting the conditions of enrolment the student agrees to the free use of their image and written references in CCEL promotional material.

Grievance Procedures

8.1 If the student wishes to make a complaint, he/she should see the CCEL General Manager. If the problem cannot be resolved by the General Manager, the CCEL Managing Director may be consulted. CCEL is a member of English New Zealand. If the student’s complaint cannot be resolved by CCEL staff, he/she can contact English New Zealand for help by visiting www.englishnewzealand.co.nz 8.2 CCEL is a signatory of the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students. Complaints may be made to the New Zealand International Educational Appeal Authority. Complaints regarding course delivery can be made to: • The New Zealand Qualifications Authority • IEAA PO Box 160, Wellington C/- New Zealand Ministry of Education Phone: 0800 697 296 Private Bag 92644 • International Education Appeal Authority (IEAA) Symonds Street Private Bag 32001, Wellington Auckland 1150 Phone: 04 462 6660 Phone: 09 632 9513 Fax: 04 462 6686 Fax: 09 632 9456

Given Name(s)

Date of Birth

Male

Female

Nationality

Passport Number

Address (student) Emergency Contact (name and address) in country of origin or in New Zealand

Telephone

Fax

Future study plans in New Zealand

Foundation Studies

University

High School

Other

None

COURSE REQUIRED

General English

Full-time

Part-time

Business English*

Start date: No. of weeks Cambridge*

PET

FCE

Start date: CAE

Start date:

IELTS Preparation* Start date: TESOL / Cambridge TKT*

* Minimum entry level required for these courses

Start date:

INSURANCE It is compulsory for students to have travel and medical insurance cover. We strongly recommend ordering an insurance policy through us. If you arrange your own insurance cover you must provide CCEL with a copy of the policy in English. Insurance cover is subject to acceptance by the insurance company and costs are subject to change. The policy and conditions can be viewed at http://www.orbitprotect.com and you can also visit this website to see other monthly options and costs. Students transferring to university courses may be required to purchase a university approved policy. I will arrange my own insurance

Please arrange insurance cover for __________ months

ACCOMMODATION REQUIREMENTS (TICK AS APPLICABLE) Please arrange a CCEL homestay for me from ____________ to ____________ .

List any medical conditions or allergies

Walking zone

List any foods you cannot eat

Bus zone

I need Sonoda residence accommodation from ___________ to ___________ .

I need Ilam Village residence accommodation from _________ to _________ . Airport pick up on arrival Yes

Occupation Do you smoke?

Yes

Personal Interests/Hobbies

Additional requests / comments

I will arrange my own accommodation DECLARATION

Consultant’s Stamp

I am aware of the Code of Practice Summary and have read and accept the conditions of enrolment. The conditions of enrolment can be viewed at www.ccel.co.nz

Signed

(the student)

Date

Signed

(the guardian - for students under 18 years of age)

Date

Immigration Requirements

For immigration details, please contact the nearest New Zealand Embassy or Government Representative, or visit the web site www.immigration.govt.nz

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