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JUNIOR PROGRAMSPHOENIXPHOENIX

Academy

Perth, Australia

Pathways to West Australian Schools & Holiday Programs

1989 - 2019years

Welcome to Phoenix Academy

Phoenix ACADEMYPhoenix has been teaching and preparing children to enter primary and secondary schools for 30 years. Our quality programs reflect modern teaching methodology concerning the education of children and teenagers.

The Junior Programs are taught in a specifically designed education setting where care and concern for welfare is paramount. Our students enjoy the ambiance of our garden campus setting which is located close to public transport and within a short distance of the city and homestays.

The five Learning Outcomes of Phoenix’s Junior Programs are designed to include an integrated approach which captures the complex learning development of children.

The following broad outcomes have been identified:

Children have a strong sense of identity

Children relate to and contribute to their world

Children have a strong sense of well being

Children are confident and involved learners

Children are effective communicators

Junior ProgramsHigh School Preparation ............ pg 3

English for Young Learners ............ pg 12

High School Holiday Program ............ pg 11

Study Tours ............ pg 9,10

High School Exchange ............ pg 7

Homestay Experience ............ pg 8

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‘We Care’

Introduction

High School Year CHOOL TERM DATES2019 2020 2021

Sem 1 Term 1 4 Feb - 12 Apr 3 Feb - 9 Apr 1 Feb - 1 Apr

Mid Sem Break 13 Apr - 28 Apr 10 Apr - 27 Apr 2 Apr - 18 Apr

Term 2 29 Apr - 5 Jul 28 Apr - 3 Jul 19 Apr - 2 Jul

Mid Year Break 6 Jul - 21 Jul 4 Jul - 19 Jul 3 Jul - 18 Jul

Sem 2 Term 3 22 Jul - 27 Sep 20 Jul - 25 Sep 19 Jul - 24 Sep

Mid Sem Break 28 Sep - 13 Oct 26 Sep - 11 Oct 25 Sep - 10 Oct

Term 4 14 Oct - 19 Dec 12 Oct - 17 Dec 11 Oct - 16 Dec

The Western Australian education system is world class. In Perth, a city of just over 2 million, there are five universities one of which is a Go8.

The k-12 education framework offers parents a choice of outstanding government and non-government schools.

The government schools are all co-educational and all follow the national curriculum.

The non-government schools are independent schools that offer a choice of a single sex or co-educational environment and day attendance or a boarding option.

Government and non-government schools equally enjoy high status in achieving outstanding results in the university ATAR (Academic Tertiary Admission Rank).

Most schools offer a specialisation stream such as Science and Math, Arts and the Humanities, Languages and Sports. Some parents choose a school according to their child’s special interests or talents. Most parents however choose a school according to the area where they reside.

The k-12 Education FrameworkKindergarten to Year 4 Junior Primary

Years 5 - 6 Upper Primary

Years 7 - 10 Middle School

Years 11 - 12 Senior Secondary

During years 11 and 12 students prepare for their WACE (Western Australian Certificate of Education). At the end of Year 12 students sit for their final examinations and their final ATAR result is determined through the combination of their continuous assessments achieved during years 11 and 12 and the results in their final examination (50/50).

There are however many ways to enter university in Australia and entry through the final examination system (ATAR) now only accounts for 50% of the students entering university. Other avenues that are becoming popular are through a Pathway Program in a non-secondary provider, through the WACE Certificate only or through a portfolio.

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THE CURRICULUMThe Junior Programs at Phoenix are organised around the four-macro skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing and their application in academic environments. Furthermore, all programs consider the areas of study that our students will specialise in, social skills, language learning strategies and school life.This approach is intended to be holistic in nature and endeavours to paint the “big picture” for children entering mainstream school. Cross Curriculum areas in social science, STEM and physical education are also taken into consideration as a basis for future learning and competence in life.Consistent with the philosophy of Phoenix, the spiral approach to teaching is used. This method involves constant repetition and practice of the various skills, strategies and approaches necessary for mainstream Primary and Secondary school preparation.

High School Preparation

The Phoenix Junior programs are specifically designed to achieve the following broad aims:

To increase the children’s understanding and use of English

To encourage children to participate in cultural activities to develop their understanding of Australian Society

To increase children’s’ confidence to enable them to participate in social and academic situations

To help the children develop an understanding of how they learn best and encourage autonomous learning

To encourage collaborative learning

To enhance language learning through song, music, play and performance

To develop motor skills

The Phoenix High School and Young Learners Programs have been created to prepare children between the ages of 6-17 years for the specialised and advanced language and academic skills required in mainstream primary or secondary school settings.

Phoenix Academic English for High School Preparation Program

Phoenix Young Learner Program

SECONDARY SCHOOLYear 12Year 11Year 10Year 9Year 8Year 7

PRIMARY SCHOOLYear 4 - 6

University

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The experience:Young Learners have a desire that their learning be clearly relevant and applicable. They have neural plasticity which means that they are open to new ideas and are prepared to be active and to take risks.

These young learner needs are met by:• Practically based delivery sessions that are very active• Open feedback sessions in which student views are

highly valued by teachers and fellow students.• Course delivery which is a combination of verbal

instruction and visual input through printed material, video/web-based materials and simulated practice meets the needs of audio, visual and kinesthetic learners.

• Modern technology such as eBoards which feature in all classrooms and their usage is integrated into all lessons

• Intensive study of English Language - grammar and language functions

• English language training in secondary school skill areas related to High School subjects

• Reading and Note Taking strategies and skills• Essay Writing Skills• Oral Communication and Listening Skills • IT Studies, Media Studies , Drama• Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills• Australian History & Culture• Study skills, research skills, speed reading, writing reports

and assignments• Small classes• Full recreation program

A range of sporting/cultural excursions are organised by the school during class-time to facilitate students’ understanding of Australian society and prepare them for integration into an Australian mainstream school environment.

“The objective of the Phoenix Academic English for High School Preparation Program is to prepare students to enter secondary and primary education in Australia.”

Tuoran from

China completed

the Phoenix High

School Preparation

English for entry

to year 10 at

Churchlands

Senior High

School in 2010.

Since then, he

has completed a

Bachelor of Arts,

majoring in Mass

Communication

and Marketing at

Curtin University

and a Master in

Social Work at

UWA.

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Phoenix SAMPLE WEEKLY TIMETABLEMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8.45 am - 10.15 amSPEAKING AND WRITING:

Language of Compare & Contrast Continuous V simple tenses Clauses of reason/ contrast/purpose Turn taking & discussing viewpoints Plan an Oral Presentation

10.15 am 15 minute Break

10.30 am - 12.00 noonLISTENING AND READING:

Note taking skillsComprehension

Fact and OpinionReports – identifying purpose,

audienceListening for important words Listening to directions

12.00 noon 45 minute Lunch

12.45 pm - 1.45 pmPRACTICE AND PERFORMANCE:

Role Play Class Debate Group Report

1.45 pm 15 minute Break 15 minute Break

2.00 pm - 3.00 pmSPECIAL FOCUS STUDIES

Australian Studies Computing for Academic Purposes Computing for Academic Purposes

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Phoenix Academy Academic levelsEnglish Level CEFR Expected progress* approx. IELTS Band

Score Equivalents* School Year

Pre-Intermediate A2+ 6 - 8 wks 3.5

Intermediate 1 B1 12 wks 4.0 Year 7/8/ 9

Intermediate 2 B1+ 6 - 8 wks 5.0

Upper Intermediate B2 6 - 8 wks 5.5 Year 10/11/12

Pre-Advanced B2+ 6 - 8 wks 6.0 Undergraduate

Advanced C1 6 - 8 wks 6.5 Postgraduate

English Language Requirement for Entry to West Australian High Schools

iPEPT = Internet based Phoenix English Proficiency test CEFR = Common European Framework of Reference: Global Scale

Phoenix TermS2019 2020 2021

Entry Exit Weeks Entry Exit Weeks Entry Exit Weeks

Term 1 4 Feb 26 Apr 12 3 Feb 27 Apr 12 1 Feb 16 Apr 11

Term 2 29 Apr 19 Jul 12 28 Apr 19 Jul 12 19 Apr 16 Jul 13

Term 3 22 Jul 10 Oct 12 20 Jul 11 Oct 12 19 Jul 8 Oct 12

Term 4 14 Oct 2 Feb 14 12 Oct 31 Jan 14 11 Oct 28 Jan 14

Note:

Students are expected to complete at least

one term of study.

Students may commence study on any

Monday, however should complete their study

at one of the exit dates.

Niko was a star

student in our

High School

Preparation class

in 2010.

Since graduating,

Niko went

on to study

Neuroscience at

UWA and then

Occupational

Therapy at Curtin

University.

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English Entry Requirements:All high school students are expected to prove their current English level (eg Cambridge ‘O’ or ‘A’ Level; IELTS; TOEFL etc). Students unable to do so must complete the iPEPT (Internet based Phoenix English Proficiency Test) English Assessment which is available through Phoenix Academy or through selected Education Agents. All students having completed a Phoenix English course (and Direct entry students) must meet mandatory English levels as per the ‘Phoenix Academy Academic Levels’ chart.Students will normally be required to complete a minimum of one term of study before becoming eligible for graduation to an academic program at a high school or primary school.

Internet based Phoenix English Proficiency test (iPEPT)The Internet-based Phoenix English Proficiency Test (iPEPT) is an innovative internet-based test that measures Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing, Reading and Listening.

Test Results within 48 hours.

Gives an accurate English level relative to IELTS, TOEFL, CEFR and others.

Estimates how many weeks English required to enter mainstream school

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First name : Date of Birth :

Surname : Nationality :

Highest Education Level :

Notes:

iPEPT Report

iPEPT Results

Current English level :

Desired pathway / level required :

Recommendations& Summary

:

Component Speaking Writing Grammar/ Vocabulary

Reading Listening Overall Grade

CEFR Result

Level Descriptor (See over for full table)

Levels:CEFR / Approx IELTS Equivalent

CEFR Level Descriptors (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: global scale)

Note:

N/A - denotes not applicable.Incomplete - denotes the component was not attempted.NC - denotes sufficient language grade.Overall grade will not be given unless all components are attempted.

5. CEFR/ IELTS equivalencies based on CEFR published equivalencies.6. These approximate IELTS scores are only estimates and do not represent true IELTS results which can only

be ascertained and awarded as a result of a student undertaking an IELTS test (academic module) at an official IELTS test centre.

7. Progress - The anticipated weeks of study at an ESL level (will vary depending on individual circumstances, eg. commencing language level; home environment; commitment to learning; age and cultural differences).

PEPT - Phoenix English Proficiency TestCEFR - Common European Framework of Reference: Global Scale

Student details

Assessor’s signature: Date:

Linh Nhi

DUONG

30/11/2003

Vietnamese

Year 9

Year 10 - B2

A2+

B2

28 - 32 weeks. Must work on writing in particular.

N/A A2 A2+ B1 A2+ A2+

CEFR A2 / IELTS 3.0

CEFR A2+ / IELTS 3.5

Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters. Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need.

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First name : Date of Birth :

Surname : Nationality :

Highest Education Level :

Notes:

iPEPT Report

iPEPT Results

Current English level :

Desired pathway / level required :

Recommendations& Summary

:

Component Speaking Writing Grammar/ Vocabulary

Reading Listening Overall Grade

CEFR Result

Level Descriptor (See over for full table)Levels:CEFR / Approx IELTS Equivalent

CEFR Level Descriptors (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: global scale)

Note:

N/A - denotes not applicable.Incomplete - denotes the component was not attempted.NC - denotes sufficient language grade.Overall grade will not be given unless all components are attempted.

5. CEFR/ IELTS equivalencies based on CEFR published equivalencies.6. These approximate IELTS scores are only estimates and do not represent true IELTS results which can only

be ascertained and awarded as a result of a student undertaking an IELTS test (academic module) at an official IELTS test centre.

7. Progress - The anticipated weeks of study at an ESL level (will vary depending on individual circumstances, eg. commencing language level; home environment; commitment to learning; age and cultural differences).

PEPT - Phoenix English Proficiency TestCEFR - Common European Framework of Reference: Global Scale

Student details

Assessor’s signature: Date:

Linh Nhi

DUONG

30/11/2003

Vietnamese

Year 9

Year 10 - B2

A2+

B2

28 - 32 weeks. Must work on writing in particular.

N/A A2 A2+ B1 A2+ A2+

CEFR A2 / IELTS 3.0

CEFR A2+ / IELTS 3.5

Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters. Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need.

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High School Preparation

Course Length: 2 to 48 weeks

Hours/week: 23 hours face to face

Commencements: Start any Monday

Class Size: Average 15 students/class

Ages: Ages 11 to 17 years

Accommodation • Homestay (subject to availability)• Beatty Lodge (accompanied by parent)

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School Placements• Students and their families are counselled in order to find the right school to suit their needs

• Phoenix Academy applies to the preferred school on receipt of the student’s academic transcripts

• A Letter of Offer is sent to the student

• Progress English reports are sent to the families and School every twelve weeks and on completion of the course

• When the time comes to enter secondary education, Phoenix Academy assists the student by arranging a visit to

the school to meet the Principal and helping to select subjects, purchase text books and uniforms

Some West Australian SchoolsINDEPENDENT BOYS SCHOOLS:Wesley CollegeScotch CollegeChrist Church Grammar School Hale School

INDEPENDENT GIRLS SCHOOLS:Methodist Ladies College Presbyterian Ladies College Perth College Penhros College

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS (CO-ED):Aranmore Catholic College Kennedy Baptist College Kingsway Christian College St Andrew’s Grammar

GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS:Mt Lawley Senior High School Carine Senior High School Thornlie Senior High SchoolCanning College

Phoenix Registrar Ms Jessica Gorman has been managing all high school placements at Phoenix for more than 20 years. Jessica’s experience and advice on the most appropriate school is important in achieving the best outcomes for students and families.

• High School Exchange Program can be arranged on request. Please contact the registrar.

Contact Jessica at admissions@phoenix.wa.edu.au

ACCOMMODATIONPhoenix Academy carefully selects an Australian homestay family for the student to stay with while they participate in the Academic English for High School Preparation Course. Once the student enters secondary education, the school will usually find a new family.Homestay accommodation is highly recommended. Immersion in the English Language and culture through staying with an Australian family will greatly enhance the student’s English language development.All homestay families are accredited by Phoenix:

personally inspected and accredited by a Phoenix staff member

current Working With Children Check (WWC)

current National Police Clearance (NPC)

GUARDIANSHIPStudents aged under 18 years old are legally required to live with an approved guardian.While studying at Phoenix Academy, the Academy together with the Homestay family will act as guardians for the student, however, once students enter mainstream education an approved guardian must be appointed. If students do not have a close friend or relative in Perth who is willing to act as a guardian, Phoenix Academy or the school can appoint a guardian for the student.

Homestay Phoenix Academy is renowned for its wide range of services, especially for younger students. Phoenix Academy can help with High School Placements, guardianship, accommodation, the student’s welfare counselling, orientation and even offer assistance in setting up a bank account!

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Some West Australian SchoolsINDEPENDENT BOYS SCHOOLS:Wesley CollegeScotch CollegeChrist Church Grammar School Hale School

INDEPENDENT GIRLS SCHOOLS:Methodist Ladies College Presbyterian Ladies College Perth College Penhros College

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS (CO-ED):Aranmore Catholic College Kennedy Baptist College Kingsway Christian College St Andrew’s Grammar

GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS:Mt Lawley Senior High School Carine Senior High School Thornlie Senior High SchoolCanning College

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Study Tours

Group Study Tours are a great way to combine intensive English language with sightseeing. We offer complete packages to schools, colleges, universities, corporate clients and agents. Quotations and sample programs are available on request.• Available all year round.

• Options for all age groups from Juniors to Seniors.

• Wide range of activities and excursions.

• Accommodation options – homestay and “on campus” student residence or serviced apartments.

• All aspects of the program are organised in-house together with a 24-hour emergency support service.

• Study English in the mornings with recreation in the afternoons.

• Large variety of meal options to suit all tastes and budgets.

• All homestay families are accredited by Phoenix: personally inspected and accredited by a Phoenix

staff member

current Working with Children Check (WCC)

current Police Clearance

Tailor-made packages to suit your needs• Standard half day English and half day activities or full

day English classes

• University Immersion at any university in Western Australia

• School Immersion at top schools

• Western Etiquette themed tours

• Sports tours

• Farm stay experience

• Leadership tours

• Science and technology

• Specialised classes9

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Sample Customised Study Tour Timetable

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Day 1

Day 8

Day 2

Day 9

Day 3

Day 10

Day 4

Day 1 1

Day 5

Day 1 2

Day 6

Day 1 3

Day 7

Day 1 4

MORNING: English Class

English for Money and Gold. Learn a little about Perth’s

history of Gold Rush.

AFTERNOON:Gold Mint and Elizabeth

Quay.The Gold Mint shows you

the process of making gold. Finish the afternoon visiting

Perth’s new 300 million dollar Elizabth Quay.

MORNING: English Class

Learn about Australian native animals

AFTERNOON:Caversham Wildlife Park Travel to the Swan Valley; Caversham Wildlife Park is home to Australian native animals; Red Kangaroo,

Wombat and Koalas. Also visit the famous Chocolate

Factory.

MORNING: English Class

English for University and enrolling in an Australian

University.

AFTERNOON:The University of

Western Australia Campus Tour

Visit one of Australia’s top universities, the University

of Western Australia, which is a prestigious Group of 8 University.

MORNING: English Class

Learn about Australian marine life

AFTERNOON:AQWA Underwater World

(Aquarium of WA)AQWA takes you closer to

nature than you would normally dare to go. Enjoy

the thrills of being only inches from Sharks, Sting

Rays and Eels.

MORNING: English Class

English for Table Manners and How to Read a Recipe.

AFTERNOON:Western Etiquette

Dessert Making LessonLearn table manners

for eating with Western friends and learn to make

a traditional western dessert.

MORNING: English Class

Preparing students for their immersion into

Australian school

AFTERNOON:High School Immersion

Visit one of Perth’s top secondary schools. Make

an Australian buddy, go to an Australian class in an Australian High School.

MORNING: Welcome to Phoenix/ Orientation Testing

AFTERNOON:City Orientation Tour

A brief tour in the City on public transport to sort out students’ needs including

currency exchange & other items.

Kings Park BBQ Enjoy a traditional Australian

BBQ at Kings Park, enjoy views of the city & Swan River.

MORNING: English Class

Learn about Perth, famous for some of the most

beautiful beaches in the world

AFTERNOON:Adventure World

This is one of Perth’s most fun filled water playgrounds. Spend the day riding every

ride and having a great time with your friends. Hats,

beach towels and swim wear required.

MORNING: English Class

English in Australian Indigenous culture.

AFTERNOON:Aboriginal Culture -Learn

to Play the DidgeridooLearn about the history and

culture of the didgeridoo. Have a lesson and learn

how to play this amazing instrument.

MORNING: English Class

Presentations and Final Wrap Up

AFTERNOON:Graduation Ceremony

and Pizza LunchStudents are presented with a Certificate and Teacher’s Report at a graduation ceremony

followed by a Pizza Lunch.

Flight Arrival.

Welcome to Perth

Meet your Homestay Family at Phoenix Academy

Bunbury Dolphin CentreTake the opportunity to

snorkel and swim with the dolphins or interact with

them in the centre, where you can stand in the shal-

low waters and get close to a number of dolphins who

regularly visit the zone.

Sailing on the SwanEnjoy the fun and

excitement of sailing on the Swan River in 2 or

3 man catamarans. This is a great fun and safe

activity.

Transfer to Airport Departure

Contact us now to create your own customised program:

tours@phoenix.wa.edu.au

Overnight Farmstay Bushland ExperienceCome experience the

outback on a a real working farm and enjoy the Wild Eco Outback Adventure tour. An unforgettable

outdoor adventure in the Australian outback; trailer

rides, Boomerang Throwing, Canoeing and enjoy Billy

Tea & Damper during an authentic Australian

morning or afternoon tea.

Care and safety is of the utmost importance...... ......that is why for over 30 years Phoenix has been one of Australia’s leading Study Tour providers.

Make the most of your school holidays and... Combine English language study with a fantastic Australian Homestay experience & /or

a fun range of great activities.

Take the opportunity to make friends with other kids from all around the world;

Experience Australia – its people, culture & lifestyle, environment and wildlife

English Course Key Features:

• Age: 11 - 17 years.

• Beginner to Advanced levels available.

• Emphasis on fluency in oral language skills in the lower levels.

• At higher levels emphasis on accuracy, vocabulary range, complex grammatical structures.

• Interactive, student-centred teaching style.

• Highly skilled teachers.

• Latest technology used.

High School Holiday Program

Price includes: (inclusions depend on which package program selected)

Enrolment Fee

English Tuition Fee

Complimentary Book Hire

Homestay Fees

Return Airport Transfers

2 Half Day (3 hours) Activities Per Week

Exciting and Educational Excursions such as:

• Rock Climbing• Museum/Art Gallery• Ten Pin Bowling• Perth Zoo• Caversham Wildlife Park• AQWA (Aquarium of

Western Australia)• Sci- Tech• Perth Mint• Fremantle Markets

High School Holiday Program (Samples)Package Options (Maximum 8 weeks)Option 1: English + Homestay + RecreationFees inclusive of enrolment fee, tuition, return airport transfer, homestay and 2 half day activities (3hrs) per week

Option 2: English + Recreation (no homestay)Fees inclusive of enrolment fee, tuition, and 2 half day activities (3hrs) per week

Option 3: English + Homestay (no activities)Fees inclusive of enrolment fee, tuition, return airport transfer, homestay

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English for Young Learners Program Key Facts:Course Length: 2 to 48 weeks

Hours/week: 23 hours face to face

Commencements: Start any Monday

Class Size: Average 15 students/class

Ages: Ages 6 to 11 years

Accommodation • Homestay (subject to availability)• Beatty Lodge (accompanied by parent)

Special Conditions • Student must stay with and be escorted to/from school by a Parent or Parent appointed Chaperone or Homestay with daily transportation service.

English for Young Learners

PHOENIX ACADEMY ENGLISH FOR YOUNG LEARNERSThis unique program is especially designed for Young Learners between 6 to 11 years of age, either as a pathway for children entering primary school years 3 – 6, or a short term holiday program. What better way to introduce your child to English than through this fun and age appropriate course. Phoenix Academy provides the perfect study environment with a curriculum full of communicative and interactive learning. An international mix of children are in each class and are all taught by our experienced Young Learner specialist teachers in our safe and friendly campus.

Flexible start dates & course duration.

Expert English teachers who are Young Learner specialists.

Designed for Primary School entry.

Creative activities, songs, music, drama and cooking all part of our interactive program.

Weekly progress feedback and 6 weekly reports.

Chaperones / Parents may join our adult English classes at a special rate.

Ages 6 to 11 year olds

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Modern classrooms with eBoard technology plus Free Wifi throughout the campus.

A great nationality mix with students from over 30 different countries.

Welcome to Phoenix Academy! Every aspect of your study & living experience is important to us so we have designed a campus experience that ensures you have the very best opportunity to reach your goals.

A unique and beautiful garden campus - it’s a great space to make new friends from all over the world. Super friendly & welcoming staff, our motto for the last 30 years has been ‘We Care’.

China

India

Malaysia

Singapore

PERTH

Perth, consistently ranked one of the world’s top 10 most liveable cities (2015 - 2017 Global Liveability Ranking)

Vietnam

Indonesia

GMT+8

Same Time Zone as Asia!

PERTH is the capital of the state of Western Australia. It is a cosmopolitan city and is consistently rated as one of the most liveable cities in the world.

A safe environment to study

40% - 45% discount on all public transport for International students

World class sporting facilities

Some of the best beaches in the world

Wide range of restaurants, reflecting Perth’s multicultural atmosphere

Opportunities for part-time work

Free bus in city zones

Numerous parks and wetlands, including the famous Kings Park

The picturesque Swan River

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PHOENIXAcademy

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www.phoenix.wa.edu.au

“Consistently rated in the top 10 most

liveable and safest cities in the world”

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