Innovation in ELT
Brookemead Associates Ltd
Educational Publishers, London, UK

QSE Course

The skills course with exam preparation:

QSE

New editions for Cambridge ESOL FCE and CAE 2008+ and Trinity GESE and ISE 2010.

QSE

provides a rich resource of 4-skills practice, especially speaking, which can be used as topical supplementary material with any other course. Task-based learning activities including a wide range of pair and group exercises, drama, role plays, conversations, interactive tasks and presentations.

QSE

is a stand-alone 70-80 hour per level course with a strong functional, grammatical and lexical framework extended by Workbook and photocopiable materials, which include grammar and use of English.

QSE

takes a global viewpoint, with authentic reading texts from British, American and other English-speaking World media, from reportage to fiction, plus Extended reading.

QSE

is recognised as a valuable preparation for the Trinity College London GESE and ISE examinations and includes extensive examination practice in the format of GESE and Portfolio writing for ISE.

QSE

is also compatible with other international ESOL curricula and examinations, including the University of Cambridge ESOL PET, FCE and at Advanced level CAE, IELTS and IGCSE.

QSE

exam practice materials are available as Photocopiable resources in Teacher's Guides. The Advanced level Teacher's DVD-ROM offers video, audio and listening exams, plus the complete text of the Teacher's Guide, including all exam tests, as files that are printable from the disk.

QSE

provides radical, rapid revision in English language communication skills for teenagers and young adults, based on the Common European Framework of Reference.

   

Reviews of QSE

QSE - Quick Smart English

  • "It also includes cross curricular themes, such as science, economics and law. Plenty of opportunities are provided for students to react to the texts in the books and to formulate and express their own opinions.
  • "The course is intended as a rapid revision course for students at the Common European Framework B1-B2 level and should prove popular with students and teachers alike. An advanced level is also available for students at B2-C1 level. I haven't used this yet, but it looks just as exciting as the intermediate level, if not more so!"

English Teaching Professional, May 07