It defines 6 skills levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2; A1 being beginner level and C2 the most advanced degree of proficiency.

Institute students are assigned to courses matching their skills level. They take a placement test to assess their level before courses start.

Students may progress to the next level during their studies on their teacher's recommendation if their progress so warrants.

The average number of students per class is 15. Several lessons (listening and speaking skills) are organized in smaller groups of 7 or 8 students to encourage discussion and speaking in public.

Courses are held from Monday to Friday, except for public holidays.

Students are assessed on a regular basis.

Our tuition fees include access to:

• the library, 
• the multimedia library,
• computer-assisted teaching resources
• Internet access (computer room and wireless hotspots on campus)
• course materials (language methods, exercise books and documents).