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	Welcome to the English College of Adelaide
	The English College of Adelaide (ECA) is a NEAS accredited ELICOS college located in Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 1991, ECA is a college which caters for students determined to acquire the English skills needed to succeed in social, business and academic life. The college strives to provide high quality, personal attention to all students in a warm, friendly environment..

	Upcoming Courses
	English for Direct Entry Level 2 Starting 2nd of April 2012 New date added. Enrol now before it fills up! This course is a perfect option for students wishing to begin at Flinders University in July 2012! This 8-week course has been developed for students who wish to have a thorough preparation for higher education studies. Upon successful completion, students will have the opportunity to continue on to either undergraduate or postgraduate courses at Flinders University. English for Direct Entry Level 1+2 Starting 2nd of July 2012. for prices please see 2012 course fees for further details. This 20-week course has been developed for students who wish to have a thorough preparation for higher education studies. Students seeking entry to university will normally be require to complete levels 1 & 2. Students seeking entry to vocational education (such as TAFE) will normally be required to complete Level 1. Click here for more information.

	English for Direct Entry
	English for Direct Entry s ECA's English for Direct Entry is a two-level 20-week program for students preparing for tertiary education. Level 1 is a 12-week full time program (25 hours per week) and Level 2 is an 8-week program of 20 hours per week (160 hours). It includes one hour individual session per fortnight with your teachers.

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	Student Comments
	Kenichiro Inoue Japanese When I came to Adelaide, my English was terrible. I could not understand what my host mother said to me and it was so difficult for me to have a conversation with Australians. It seemed to be impossible for me to understand English and have fun with Australians. However, my English improved a lot because of the teacher’s hard work and of course up until now I have studied English very hard. Now I can talk to Australians with confidence. Although I managed to be able to speak everyday English, I still need to improve. So it’s not too difficult to brush up on my English. From next week I’m going to do volunteer work at RAH which the principal of ECA recommended to me. My study in Adelaide became a wonderful experience thanks to ECA, I really appreciate it. To View more student comments click here