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Page 1: Bbsi summer brochure 2015

International Education and Training

2015

Summer Courses

www.bbsi.co.uk

Bournemouth

Business School

International

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BBSI was founded in 1992 and has developed a reputation for providingboth specialised Englishand general English coursesfor adult students and professionals from around the world.BBSI occupies three prominent Victorian buildings in the centre of

Bournemouth, a beautiful seaside resort on the south coast of England.

During the months of July and August we offer short summer courses of

between one and eight weeks.

In addition to English, students can study specialised subjects, a variety

of business skills, and can prepare for and obtain a range of qualifications.

BBSI has 23 classrooms, with either interactive Smartboard™, DVD,

digital, or CD equipment. School capacity is around 300 students. All

classes have a maximum of 14 students and school facilities include:

n 2 fully networked computer zones

n Wi-Fi access throughout the school

n Student common room with satellite TV and refreshments

n Learning Resource Centre, including library

n Garden and patio area

n Parking areas for bicycles

BBSI is accredited by the British Council for the teaching of English, and

is a member of English UK, Business English UK and IALC. BBSI holds an

NCFE Investing in Quality (IIQ) Licence for its specialised courses. NCFE

accreditation provides assurance that the content of a training course is of

a high standard and meets the rigorous standards of a national awarding

organisation. BBSI is also an Institute of Leadership and Management

(ILM) Approved Centre and an Authorised Preparation Centre for a range

of Cambridge English examinations.

Summer Courses in theCentre of Bournemouth

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Accommodation choices

n Standard homestay

n Executive homestay

n Student residence

n Hotel residence

Social programme

n Excursions

n Pub visits

n Coffee and conversation

n Lectures on culture

n Football/volleyball

n Film club

Included in your course

n Tuition

n Online study support

n Accommodation placement service

n Induction

n Entry test

n Use of school PCs

n Use of Learning Resource Centre

n Wi-Fi

n Some social programme activities

n Welfare

n End of course certificate

General English Courses 04

English & IELTS [Academic] Preparation Courses 05

Communication & Business Skills 06

English for Business 07

Management Courses 08

Marketing Courses 09

Finance Courses 10

Hospitality & Tourism Courses 11

Legal Studies Courses 12

Science, Mathematics & IT Courses 13

BBSI Summer Courses29 June to 21 August 2015

The New Forest

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General EnglishGeneral English courses are flexible, allowing students to join at

any time during the year, for any number of weeks. We offer a

choice of four study programmes to suit all needs.

Students can choose general English as their only course, or can use it as

preparation for other courses at BBSI. Our General English courses all include

access to MacMillan English Campus from our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).

The VLE offers students the flexibility to learn on their own terms, within a

personalised environment, with immediate access to their chosen course.

Course Content

GE 20: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

GE 24: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

4 lessons weekly of additional speaking, reading, listening & writing skills

GE 30: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

10 lessons weekly, selected from one of the following:

English Language Workshop (ELW)

preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination

GE 40: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

10 lessons weekly, selected from one of the following:

English Language Workshop (ELW)

preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination

10 lessons weekly of discussion, current affairs & UK culture

Course Details

Course Codes: GE 20, GE 24,

GE 30 or GE 40

Course Duration: 1-50 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Elementary

(equivalent to CEFR A2)

Range of Levels:

GE 20 – CEFR A2-C1

GE 24 – CEFR A2-C1

GE 30 – CEFR A2-C1

GE 40 – CEFR B2-C1

Entry Dates: Weekly

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in General English

Course Structure:

GE 20 – 20 lessons (15 hours) weekly

GE 24 – 24 lessons (18 hours) weekly

GE 30 – 30 lessons (22.5 hours) weekly

GE 40 – 40 lessons (30 hours) weekly

Available Options with GE 30 & GE 40

(depending on language level):

English Language Workshop (ELW)

Cambridge English: First (FCE)

Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)

Cambridge English: Business (BEC)

Poole Harbour

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These courses include extensive language development and preparation for

the IELTS examination. They are suitable for those who are planning to take this

international qualification to verify their language skills for entry to university,

college of further education, or a future employer.

The IELTS examination is held monthly in Bournemouth and can be booked at

BBSI with a minimum of 6 weeks' notice (examination fees are not included in

the BBSI course fees).

Course Content

EIP 30: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

10 lessons weekly in IELTS examination preparation

EIP 40: 20 lessons weekly in English language, to include:

grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills,

speaking, listening & pronunciation skills

20 lessons weekly in IELTS examination preparation

Course Details

Course Codes: EIP 30 or EIP 40

Course Duration: 4-50 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B1/IELTS 4.5)

Range of Levels: CEFR B1-C1

Entry Dates: Weekly

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in English & IELTS

[Academic] Preparation

Optional External Award: IELTS [Academic]

(examinations held monthly, additional

fees apply)

Course Structure:

EIP 30 – 30 lessons (22.5 hours) weekly

EIP 40 – 40 lessons (30 hours) weekly

English & IELTS Preparation courses are flexible, allowing students to join at any time during the year, for

any number of weeks. We offer a choice of either 30 or 40 lessons per week. IELTS preparation at BBSI is

for the academic format of the exam. Students’ language levels are assessed on arrival and they are placed

in appropriate classes.

English & IELTS [Academic] Preparation

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Communication & Business SkillsCommunication & Business Skills is designed as an introduction

to business language and terms in English, as well as the concepts

and communication skills used in the international workplace.

The course is a challenging step-up from general English study. It includes team-work

in meetings, negotiations and presentations, and helps students who are new to

business studies to prepare assignments and reports to a professional standard.

Course Content

CBS: 20 lessons weekly in Communication & Business Skills

4 lessons weekly in Professional Skills

10 lessons weekly selected from one of the following:

English Language Workshop (ELW)

preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination

Communication & Business Skills includes:

Business Skills

n business discussion n presentation skills

n meetings: managing & participating n negotiation skills

n interview skills n effective telephoning

n meetings: agenda & minutes n effective report writing

n business correspondence

Business Topics

n introduction to business n management

n contemporary global issues n marketing

n communication & the workplace n money & the future

n ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility n business travel

Professional Skills include:

n note-taking n reading & summarising

n structuring business reports n delivering presentations

n developing & supporting professional views n correct use of business jargon

Course Details

Course Code. CBS

Course Duration. 4-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level. Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.0)

Entry Dates: Weekly

Minimum Age: 18 years

Awards: BBSI Certificate in Communication

& Business Skills

NCFE Certificate in Communication &

Business Skills (full 8 week course only)

Course Structure: 34 lessons

(25.5 hours) weekly

Available Options with CBS

(depending on language level):

English Language Workshop (ELW)

Cambridge English: First (FCE)

Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)

Cambridge English: Business (BEC)

Christchurch

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The courses include English grammar, vocabulary and skills practice, as well as

business simulations such as meetings, telephoning, negotiations and presentations.

Lessons will help students build confidence in using their English in professional

and social scenarios. The courses are suitable for learners of English who are

working in, or studying, business at a variety of levels and experience.

Course Content

EFB 20: 20 lessons weekly in English for Business

EFB 30: 20 lessons weekly in English for Business

10 lessons weekly selected from one of the following:

Business Skills (BS)

English Language Workshop (ELW)

preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination

preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination

English for Business topics include:

Management

n employment & careers

n decision making

n customer service

n managing meetings

Finance

n profit & loss

n mergers & acquisitions

n terms in economics

n financial cycles

Communicating in Business

n telephone English

n business e-mails

n business letters

n presentations

n meeting strategies

The summer English for Business courses provide practice in the forms of English used by professionals in

their workplace. Students can choose either 20 lessons (15 hours) weekly, or the intensive course of 30 lessons

(22.5 hours) weekly which includes additional business skills or English language.

English for Business

Marketing

n the marketing mix

n product lifecycle

n social media

General Business

n networking

n negotiations

n business ethics

n company structure

n working in a team

Course Details

Course Codes: EFB 20 or EFB 30

Course Duration:

EFB 20 1-8 weeks (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

EFB 30 1-32 weeks (year round)

Minimum Entry Level: Pre-Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B1/IELTS 4.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in English for Business

Available Options with EFB 30

(not available with EFB 20)

(depending on language level).

Business Skills (BS)

English Language Workshop (ELW)

Cambridge English: First (FCE)

Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)

Cambridge English: Business (BEC)

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Management CoursesBBSI Summer Management courses are designed for both

professionals and students of business who have an interest in

management and related subjects, such as customer service,

quality and communication. The courses are available throughout

July and August each year and attract a wide range of nationalities.

The syllabus is based on both topics and skills.

Course Content

Specialised Topics: The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Management and the Management &

Business Skills courses):

Managing & Communicating Information Meeting Stakeholder Needs

n gathering & selecting data n stakeholder analysis

n analysing & evaluating data for n customer service

decision-making management

n communicating information, n management of change

conclusions & decisions

Managing Support Activities

n introduction to quality management

n marketing tactics

n pricing

Business Skills (30-lesson, Management & Business Skills course only):

The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range of

business topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support,

corporate image and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing n presentations

n meetings & discussion n problem-solving

n negotiating n effective business writing

Course Details

MANAGEMENT

Course Code: MAN

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Management

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Management

MANAGEMENT & BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: MBS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Management &

Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Management

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

Operations & Business

Finance

n technology for resource

planning

n critical path analysis

n fixed, variable & total costs

Bournemouth Square

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Specialised Topics: The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Marketing and the Marketing & Business

Skills courses):

n services marketing management

n promotional tools: advertising, sales promotion, public relations & sponsorship

n promotional tools: database marketing, direct & digital marketing

n pricing strategy

n distribution management

n marketing planning & strategy

Business Skills (30-lesson, Marketing & Business Skills course only):

The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range

of business topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support,

corporate image and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing

n presentations

n meetings & discussion

n problem-solving

n negotiating

n effective business writing

Course Details

MARkETING

Course Code: MkT

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Marketing

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Marketing

MARkETING & BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: MkS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Marketing &

Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Marketing

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

BBSI Summer Marketing courses are designed for both professionals and students of business who have

an interest in marketing and related subjects, such as advertising, promotion, public relations and sales. The

courses are available throughout July and August each year and attract a wide range of nationalities.

The syllabus is based on both topics and skills.

Marketing Courses

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Finance CoursesBBSI Summer Finance courses are designed for both professionals

and students of business who have an interest in finance and related

subjects, such as economics, banking and investment. The courses

are available throughout July and August each year and attract a

wide range of nationalities.

The syllabus is based on both topics and skills and includes practice in the skills

required for the *Cambridge English: Financial (ICFE) examination.

Course Content

Specialised Topics. The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Finance and the Finance & Business

Skills courses):

Investment

n macroeconomic issues n central banks

n types of business structure n cash as an investment

n fixed interest securities n equities & equity finance

n mergers & takeovers n collective or pooled investments

n property as an investment class n the work of a fund manager

n strategic & competition issues n financial statements & ratios

Business Skills (30-lesson, Finance & Business Skills course only):

The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range of business

topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support, corporate image

and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing n presentations

n meetings & discussion n problem-solving

n negotiating n effective business writing

* Cambridge English: Financial (ICFE)

The ICFE examination is prepared jointly by Cambridge English Language Assessment and

the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) to help students of finance and

finance professionals show that they have the financial English skills needed to communicate

with other professionals.

Course Details

FINANCE

Course Code: FIN

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Finance

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Finance

FINANCE & BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: FBS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Finance &

Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Finance

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

Courtesy of Bournemouth Tourism

Bournemouth watersports

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Course Content

Specialised Topics: The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Hospitality & Tourism and the Hospitality,

Tourism & Business Skills courses):

n overview of the tourism industry

n health, hygiene & fire safety

n tourism chain of distribution

n travel agency operations

n marketing the tourist product

n conference & banqueting operations

n HR management

n tour operations

n sustainable tourism

Business Skills (30-lesson, Hospitality, Tourism & Business Skills course only):

The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range of business

topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support, corporate image

and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing

n presentations

n meetings & discussion

n problem-solving

n negotiating

n effective business writing

Course Details

HOSPITALITy & TOuRISM

Course Code: HSP

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Hospitality

& Tourism

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Hospitality & Tourism

HOSPITALITy, TOuRISM &

BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: HBS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Hospitality,

Tourism & Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Hospitality

& Tourism

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

BBSI Summer Hospitality & Tourism courses are designed for both professionals and students of business

who have an interest in hospitality management and related subjects, such as travel agencies, tour operations,

catering and HR. The courses are available throughout July and August each year and attract a wide range

of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both topics and skills.

Hospitality & Tourism Courses

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Legal Studies CoursesBBSI Summer Legal Studies courses are designed for both

professionals and students of business who have an interest in law

and related subjects, such as company law and property law. The

courses are available throughout July and August each year and

attract a wide range of nationalities.

The syllabus is based on both topics and skills and includes practice in the skills

required for the *Cambridge English: Legal (ILEC) examination.

Course Content

Specialised Topics. The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Legal Studies and the Legal Studies &

Business Skills courses):

n company law n intellectual property law

n competition law n property law

n mergers & acquisitions

Business Skills (30-lesson, Legal Studies & Business Skills course only):

The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range of business

topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support, corporate image

and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing n presentations

n meetings & discussion n problem-solving

n negotiating n effective business writing

* Cambridge English: Legal (ILEC)

The ILEC examination is prepared with Cambridge English Language Assessment and

Translegal to help students of law and legal professionals show that they have the legal

English skills needed to communicate with other professionals.

Course Details

LEGAL STuDIES

Course Code: LAW

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Legal Studies

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Legal Studies

LEGAL STuDIES & BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: LBS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Legal Studies &

Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Legal Studies

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

Fireworks on Bournemouth Beach

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Course Content

Specialised Topics: The full 8-week syllabus includes the following

specialised topics (for both the Science, Mathematics & IT and the Science,

Mathematics, IT & Business Skills courses):

Science

n electrolysis

n earthquakes

n catalysts

n atmospheric pollution

n industrial chemistry

Mathematics

n algebra

n differentiation & stationary points

n integration

n linear regression analysis

n trigonometry

IT

n databases & SQL

n operating systems

n binary system

n computer architecture

Business Skills (30-lesson, Science, Mathematics, IT & Business Skills course

only): The business skills option includes additional lessons covering a range of

business topics such as leadership, culture, ethics, customer support, corporate

image and careers. Skills practice includes:

n CV writing

n presentations

n meetings & discussion

n problem-solving

n negotiating

n effective business writing

Course Details

SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & IT

Course Code: SMT

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Science,

Mathematics & IT

Course Structure: 20 lessons (15 hours)

weekly in Science, Mathematics & IT

SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, IT &

BuSINESS SkILLS

Course Code: SMS

Course Duration: 1-8 weeks

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B2/IELTS 5.5)

Entry Dates: Weekly (29 Jun – 21 Aug 2015)

Minimum Age: 18 years

Award: BBSI Certificate in Science,

Mathematics, IT & Business Skills

Course Structure:

20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in Science,

Mathematics & IT

10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly in Business Skills

BBSI Summer Science, Mathematics & IT courses are designed for both professionals and students of

technology, engineering and industry. The courses are available throughout July and August each year and

attract a wide range of nationalities. The syllabus is based on both topics and skills.

Science, Mathematics & IT Courses

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Supplementary Language WorkshopsBBSI offers supplementary workshops for students who wish to

take additional lessons each week, to supplement their main course

of study. Students can choose to improve their writing skills, or

spend more time focussing on IELTS examination practice.

Both workshops can be booked in addition to any BBSI course, except for the

40-lesson weekly courses (General English GE40, or English & IELTS [Academic]

Preparation EIP40).

Writing Skills Workshop

Written English is often the most challenging skill to master. The BBSI Writing

Skills Workshop is 4 lessons (3 hours) per week and will provide students with

additional practice and support. Topics include:

n handwriting n researching information

n spelling n presenting your own ideas

n layout & presentation n abbreviations & note-taking

n sentence structure n summary writing

n punctuation n drafting, checking & proof-reading

n linking sentences n word-building & word families

n formal & informal styles

IELTS Examination Practice Workshop

The BBSI IELTS Examination Practice Workshop is 6 lessons (4.5 hours) per week

and provides extra practice in IELTS examination techniques. Key skills include:

n identifying gist & detail in lecture-style audio texts

n reading for gist & detail in academic texts

n skimming & scanning for information & key words in reading texts

n interpreting & describing statistical information

n discursive essay writing

n speaking with fluency & accuracy

n maximising examination performance within IELTS time limits

Workshop Details

WRITING SkILLS WORkSHOP

Workshop Code: WSW

Minimum Entry Level: Elementary

(equivalent to CEFR A2)

Workshop Structure: 4 lessons (3 hours)

weekly in writing skills

IELTS EXAMINATION PRACTICE

WORkSHOP

Workshop Code: IWS

Minimum Entry Level: Intermediate

(equivalent to CEFR B1/IELTS 4.5)

Workshop Structure: 6 lessons (4.5 hours)

weekly in IELTS examination practice

Christchurch

Bournemouth Pier

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Accommodation and WelfareWe always recommend homestay as the most effective way for students

to improve their English outside the school. Residential accommodation

can also be beneficial if students make the effort to talk to other residents

from different countries. If students prefer to stay in private accommodation,

they should be aware that this may limit their progress in English.

Standard Homestay Accommodation

BBSI standard homestay accommodation provides a single bedroom/study

with a local host. Standard homestay is available on a part-board basis (breakfast

and evening meal Monday-Friday and all meals at weekends), on a bed and

breakfast basis, or on a self-catering basis. Most rooms have internet connection.

All homestays are inspected regularly to ensure that high standards of comfort,

cleanliness, safety and catering are met and maintained.

Executive Homestay Accommodation

BBSI executive homestay accommodation provides a more luxurious standard of

single bedroom/study with ensuite or private bathroom and internet connection.

Executive homestay is available on a part-board basis (breakfast and evening

meal Monday-Friday and all meals at weekends), on a bed and breakfast basis, or

on a self-catering basis. All homestays are inspected regularly to ensure that high

standards of comfort, cleanliness, safety and catering are met and maintained.

Residential Accommodation

BBSI organises both student-style and hotel-style residential stays.

Student-style residences are self-catering, with communal living/kitchen areas.

Some student-style residences are available year-round, and there is also a

special summer residence for July and August. Hotel-style residences can be

booked on a room-only basis, with breakfast and dinner being available at some

residences as an option. Fees vary according to the location and room type,

and are published on the BBSI website at www.bbsi.co.uk

Guest Houses and Hotels

BBSI can recommend a variety of guest houses and hotels close to our premises

that would suit all budgets. Students can choose a room with or without private

bathroom. Breakfast and dinner can also be provided on request.

The Outlook residence

Executive Homestay

Dorchester House Summer Residence

Standard Homestay

Welfare Facilities

BBSI staff have experience and

understanding of the many different welfare

and cultural needs of international students,

and our staff have appropriate qualifications

and training in welfare. Our policy is to

provide and maintain a safe and healthy

environment for study. Welfare staff are on

hand throughout normal school opening

hours, and emergency staff are contactable

at weekends and overnight.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth is a holiday town with a reputation for being sophisticated and vibrant. The town is a regional centre for commerce, with two universities,and is a unique and popular place to live and studythroughout the year. There is lively nightlife, with a wide range of quality entertainment, including cinemas, concerts, theatres, night clubs, bars and restaurants.

Our shops cater for all tastes. Bournemouth is also famous for its seven miles of sandy beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, and its

cosmopolitan atmosphere. There is also easy access to many regional cultural attractions. Bournemouth International Airport has daily

flights to numerous UK and European destinations and there are sea ferries from Poole to France, Spain and the Channel Islands.

Location

Bournemouth Beach and Pier

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Durdle Door on the Dorset coast

Surrounding Area

The beautiful coastal area to the east and

west of Bournemouth is a designated World

Heritage Site. To the west of Bournemouth

lies the ancient port of Poole, situated within

a vast natural harbour. Poole provides access

to wildlife, deserted islands and beautiful

landscapes.

Travel Details

Bournemouth is less than two hours travelling

time from London by coach, train or car.

On their first morning at BBSI, students are

welcomed to the school and given information

about local services and facilities. Transport

options are explained, including those bus

routes between BBSI and the residential

areas where our homestay accommodation

is located. Most bus journeys between

homestays and BBSI take between 10 and

20 minutes.

Transfer to Bournemouth

We offer a transfer service from airports,

seaports, and rail and coach stations to take

students directly to their accommodation.

Westbourne Shopping Arcade

Photo courtesy of Bournemouth Tourism

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BBSI offers a selection of leisure, sports and social activities, designed to appeal to the majority of students, both during the week and at the weekends. In designing our social programme we aim to accommodate the varied

preferences of as many of our students as possible, taking into account

cultural background, age and religious faith. Some events and activities are

free of charge. For activities that incur entry fees and transportation costs,

a charge will be made. Weekend day trips are organised on our behalf by

a third-party company, and they provide a tour guide on the trips.

Activities include:

n weekend trips & cultural excursions to London, Stonehenge, Bath,

Oxford & elsewhere

n museum visits

n sporting events, such as football or volleyball

n student parties

n karaoke pub nights

Social Programme

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BBSI also offers regular opportunities for

students to have additional access to teachers

and other native speakers through the

following free events:

n weekly coffee & conversation club

n lectures on topics of cultural interest

n skills and language workshops

n film club afternoons

The school also provides information about

events and activities which are arranged by

other organisations within the area.

Social Media

facebook.com/

BBSIBournemouth

BBSIsummer courses

twitter.com/BBSIBournemouth

Stonehenge

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Bournemouth Business School International

Avon House, 26-28 St Peter’s Road, Bournemouth BH1 2LW, England

Tel: +44 (0) 1202 780777 E-mail: [email protected] Skype: bbsi-1, bbsi-2