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    Showing posts with label English for flying. Show all posts
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    Wednesday, January 20, 2010

    2010 is a Great Year to Study and Learn English in Malta

    I hope that you are all busy and in a great mood, like everyone here at AClass.

    January started with a bang. We were asked to develop and teach a tailor-made Business English Program for a pharmaceutical company based in Malta. The lessons were given on-site so we had to drive to and fro on a weekly basis.

    The hard works seems to have paid off as we have received very positive comments based on the clients' feedback.

    Back at school we have seen a number of new students here at AClass. One of our latest students was a nanophysicist from Geneva. She was so pleased with her English lessons that she plans on continuing them over Skype in the coming months. Bookings are coming in on a daily basis so no doubt we will building on our first summer's success.

    AClass Academy of English is THE school to come to in Malta if you want to learn English.

    Monday, August 31, 2009

    Aviation English is Really Taking Off

    Well, AClass is welcoming some of its first pilots on an Aviation English Course in the next few weeks. Their teacher has been preparing for the lessons all week to make sure there is a lot of listening and speaking practise with a balance of English grammar, vocabulary and phonology mixed in. We use specially designed course materials for ICAO level 4.
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    ' Aviation English Classes are for Pilots, Air-Traffic Controllers and Cabin crew and Staff who need English to communicate with other Pilots or Air-traffic Controllers who perhaps are not native English speakers themselves.

    AClass Academy of English in Malta takes a very hands on approach to learning Aviation English and we even have a commercial airline pilot to help monitor our course. He comes in regularly to answer any question our Aviation English students may have.