Location
South Africa: Cape Town (Kaapstad)
Term
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Trimester, Academic Year, Throughout the year
Program Duration
1-2 weeks, 2-4 weeks, 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, over 2 years
Typical Duration of Program
3-6 months
Dates
All year round
Language School: At EF we offer courses to suit every need. Choose the length and intensity of your studies and your special interest classes. Courses range from 2 to 52 weeks. Our courses range from General, Intensive and Summer courses to Business English and Cambridge Exam Preparation Courses and can be started on any Monday throughout the year.
Internship Programme: Language training and on-site work experience for students with a minimum level of English at Upper Intermediate. After 4-6 weeks on an EF Intensive or General Course with internship preparation sessions, you will be placed in a company matching your interests and abilities for an unpaid internship.
Volunteer position: EF Cape Town students can choose from various volunteer opportunities available at several NGO's in Cape Town.
TEFL: 100 Hour TEFL course offered. Duration: 6 weeks. Available 4 times per year.
Various Costs - please contact us
no
16+
Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Families, Couples and Individuals.
Independently
Independently
24 hours
To break down the barriers of language, culture and geography that divide us. One world, hundreds of nationalities and only one school that brings it all together! With over 40 years of experience, we have accumulated tremendous knowledge - helping make us the world's leading and largest language school organisation. Our global success lies in our dedication to service at the local level. EF Cape Town is found on vibrant Kloof Street between Table Mountain and the city center - offering you the best of both worlds - peaceful nature and a lively cosmpolitan cultural scene. Lessons are held in our bright, air-conditioned classrooms where your daily routine will include general English lessons along withs pecial interest courses to help you integrate and understand the South African lifestyle.
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