MEET Africa offers Intensive English Courses for social, academic and professional purposes at six proficiency levels which run simultaneously: beginner, elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate, high-intermediate and advanced. At the lower levels we aim to meet social needs and at higher levels students prepare for further academic study or professional purposes.

 We offer six seven-week courses per year. Each Intensive English Course continues for seven weeks, with a one-week break between courses. A student can therefore progress form a beginner level to an advanced level in one year. This, however, depends on the student’s dedication and diligence. Students can extend their one-year study permit if they require additional time to complete their studies. Students interested in shorter periods of study may enter at their level of proficiency and exit at any level.

Classes are conducted from Monday to Friday. Class hours are as follow:
for 7 to 12 students: 4 hours per day
for 4 to 6 students: 3 hours per day

With fewer students in class students receive focused individual contact and less time is needed to achieve the same benefits than would be needed for bigger classes. We allow a maximum of twelve students per class.

 Students receive a certificate, stating the proficiency level achieved, from MEET Africa after the completion of their period of study. Since quality assurance is important to MEET Africa its courses will be submitted for quality inspection and accreditation as soon as the quality assurance board for EFL courses in South Africa is fully operational. Until then MEET Africa can assure their students that the Intensive English Course is developed in such a way that students should be able to pass English entrance examinations at South African universities after successfully completing the advanced level course. (It is important to note that acceptance to study at South African universities depends not only on the prospective student’s English proficiency, but also on the academic requirements and vacancies at specific universities.)

Each 7-week course includes one language camp, two educational outings and two social events.