Private superminds english courses for foreign children going to english schools

Hello everyone...

I am a Professional and Well-Experienced Private English Teacher, teaching Cambridge Super Minds English Courses to the foreign children mostly Chinese and Russians who either are already studying or have plan to study in different Private English Schools in Cyprus,and specially the ones living in Limassol.

At these English Schools, students either are studying under the scope of the British Educational Curriculum, or the American one, while every of them has been designed for the students whose mother tongue should have been English as their first spoken language, and so most of the foreign students at these English Schools are having, or going to have severe difficult challenges to catch up with the curriculum or the classes, unless if they priorly has been able to develop a good knowledge of English Language before!

Well, and for the above reasons, as a responsible English Teacher, I have decided to focus and put all of my teaching efforts and experiences on these students, who seriously are always in need of help and sincere sacrifices these days!

And so, to achieve my above goal, the only English Syllabus That I found it great, practical, suitable, magical and with an Eclectic Method of Teaching, was "The Cambridge Super Minds English Courses in 7 levels, from Starter or zero Level up to level 1,2,3,4,5, and 6.

For sure, by Starting, and Finishing these 7 fun-full and amazing English Courses Privately, your child will be able to pave the long difficult way of Learning this International Language - English, in a very short time and full of ease, enthusiasm and joy!

Thank you.

Mr. Sohrab Gholipour

P.S. Note: The following paragraph is about the differences of the two British, and American Educational Curriculum to notice.

"The American curriculum tends to cover a wider range of topics, including more courses in the social sciences, humanities, and the arts. The British curriculum places more emphasis on core subjects like math, science, and English, with less emphasis on electives and interdisciplinary courses."