Established in 1982, The Cambridge Centre for Languages has an international reputation for providing quality English language courses.
Accredited by the British Council, The Centre's mission has always been to
follow the aims of language learning defined in Recommendation(82) 18 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe:
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to facilitate communication and interaction among young people of different mother tongues
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to promote international mobility, mutual understanding and cooperation
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to overcome prejudice and discrimination
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to help young people to achieve a wider and deeper understanding of the way of life and forms of thought of other peoples and of their cultural heritage
Our purpose is
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to create an international environment
where our students may learn about the life and cultural
heritage not only of Britain, but also of other
countries.
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to improve the overall performance of
the students' English by placing special emphasis on
communicative skills (communicative syllabus)
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to enable the students to grow in
self-confidence and self-reliance
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to help the student to mature in
respect of
Communication * International living *
Self-development
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