Pathway

IF YOU DON'T MEET THE ENGLISH REQUIREMENT?

english pathway
(ELICOS)

If you do not meet the English entry requirement for King’s courses, you can still qualify through the English Pathway program. This Pathway is designed to help you improve language skills and meet the necessary proficiency level.

  • GENERAL ENGLISH : UPPER-INTERMEDIATE
  • CAMBRIDGE COURSE B2(FCE)
  • EAP 1

Students with completion of one of above courses are eligible for entering the vocational courses at King’s School of Culinary Arts.

VISIT ELSIS WEBSITE.

  • IELTS EQUIVALENT OF 6.0

Students with the completion of one of above courses are eligible for entering the vocational courses at King’s School of Culinary Arts.


VISIT KINGSWAY INSTITUTE WEBSITE.

  • EAP 2

Students with the Completion of one of above courses are eligible for entering the vocation al courses at King’s School of Culinary Arts.

VISIT OPERA CITY ENGLISH COLLEGE WEBSITE.

  • ACADEMIC ENGLISH : Min.10 weeks of Academic English with a successful exit result of EAP 2
  • CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH : Min.complete course (10-12weeks) of Cambridge B2 first (Min Grade B)
  • GENERAL ENGLISH : Min. 12 weeks of General English with level upon completion High upper intermediate (B2+)
  • IELTS PREPARATION : Min. 10weeks of IELTS preparation with a successful predicted result of 6.0

Students with the Completion of one of above courses are eligible for entering the vocation al courses at King’s School of Culinary Arts.

VISIT ELC WEBSITE.

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