The English Immersion Programme aims to help international students aged 14 to 18 years to speak and write better English; and to gain a basic foundation in English while experiencing student life in Singapore and discovering a uniquely Singaporean experience.
Listening and Speaking
The Listening and Speaking module aims to help students in gaining confidence and competency in communicating in English by developing their pronunciation. It also develops students' ability to communicate in everyday situations. A structured approach in our speaking programme gives students opportunities for more extended and creative oral practice e.g. presentations, simulations, debates, speeches, public service announcements and more.
Listening Skills
Identify different types of discourse
Different listening strategies
Conversation Skills
Understand conversation, verbalise punctuation and conversational markers
Role-plays e.g. meeting people, at the store, asking for help, etc.
Tell stories and jokes e.g. use stress patterns, tones and non-verbal cues
Describe yourself and someone else
Reading and Writing
The Reading and Writing module helps to build students’ foundation in English grammar as well as vocabulary. It develops students’ English proficiency to a level sufficient to receive instruction in academic discourse. A new, fully integrated writing section leads students through the writing process with engaging writing assignments focusing on various rhetorical modes.
Foundation English
Basic grammar structure
Proper articulation of numbers and values
Essential vocabulary for everyday communication
Management Development and Consultancy will plan and organise the camp for a minimum capacity of 30 international students (one-week, two-week, three-week or four-week programme) to meet their learning needs and budget.
Lev Lazarev
Singapore is a mystical place, meaning in a positive way. Mood, like feelings for people, for nature, for the subconscious itself, change very quickly and imperceptibly.
But I personally, having visited many countries and cities, children's camps and English courses, I cannot help but notice that Singapore, namely MDIS, is the best place to meet people, namely people, in our time it costs a lot, everyone is so friendly there. , whatever you want or not want, but you will definitely meet someone or make friends. Your curator won't let you get bored, I can't vouch for everyone (curators), but I'm talking specifically about Maria - she is a wonderful person and a great curator ...
... in these 3 weeks I have learned a lot, both in English and in a psychological-educational sense. Here you can get to know the life of a student, get to know the locals, and stuff like that. For myself personally - I learned stability and understand, I also learned to say no to myself more often (a useful thing, we take it, it will come in handy).
I will greatly miss this place and even more for the people I met there, as they say: "the world is round, we will meet .."
Lev Lazarev