Our Courses
Learn to communicate better
From starters to advanced, we have got English courses for everyone
English language is generally recognized as a Lingua Franca – a language used to communicate between people not sharing the same mother tongue – of international business, science, technology and aviation. And we are here to help you to master this language and open doors to the world for you.
At SCOTS English College we teach a variety of English courses that meet our students academic, professional and personal needs. At our school you will learn how to communicate better, for example when travelling or socialising, or when when applying for a job.
Our Courses
Pronunciation & Communication Course (available for non-student visa holders)
Speak English faster, clearer and more naturally.
Learn moreTo begin studying at Scots English College, you need:
- To be 18 years old or older.
- To complete a placement test to assess your current level of language proficiency or provide previous evidence of English proficiency, for example, a certificate from another ELICOS provider, an IELTS, TOEIC or TOEFL certificate (or equivalent).
- To please be aware that the English language skills level required by Scots English College may be different from the level of skills required for your student visa application. Your progress through the levels is based on your performance.
Why study English?
The benefits of Learning English Language
Being able to communicate in English effectively can open many doors for you. You may choose to study English to:
- communicate better, perhaps while travelling or socializing;
- improve your employment or career prospects either here in Australia or in your native country when you return home;
- pursue further education in Australia or other English speaking countries.
Placement Test
Let us help you assess your ‘starting’ English level and place you in the right class
When you start studying English at Scots English College, you will be required to complete a placement test to help us assess your ‘starting’ English level. It is important for you that you join a class that is at your current English level, otherwise it would be either too easy or too difficult for you.