To enter most English-speaking universities,
students raised in another language need to pass the Test of
English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the most widely accepted
English-language test in the world.
Because of this, the Emirates Academy of
Hospitality Management (EAHM), one of the world’s leading
hospitality management schools and part of the Dubai-based luxury
hospitality company, Jumeirah Group, recently added TOEFL
preparation courses to its extensive study program.
There are four different course levels on offer,
running from three to six months depending on the English level
and needs of each student.
Native-speaking English teachers use a
dynamic and modern approach utilising course books, audio-visuals
aids, games, role-plays, written assignment and specially-created
material to develop skills in reading, writing, listening and
speaking.
The last month of the course is exclusively devoted to
TOEFL preparation, ending with the TOEFL exam.
Ron Hilvert, Managing Director of the
EAHM, said, “The unique
international environment of the Emirates Academy of Hospitality
Management allows students to prepare for and do their TOEFL while
living and studying in Dubai, one of the most dynamic cities in
the world, with opportunities to make new friends from other
cultures, culminating in an extraordinary learning experience.”
During the course of study the students will live on the EAHM
campus in a fully-furnished studio. The EAHM facilities include a
swimming pool, gym, tennis and basketball courts, three
restaurants, internet and library access, and is located within
walking distance of the beach and attractions such as Wild Wadi
Waterpark.
Courses start at AED 33,085 for a three months
programme (Intermediate to Advanced levels) and include tuition
fees, instruction materials, laptop with IT support and
accommodation on the EAHM campus. The next class will start in
late September 2009.
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