Course Regulations at the Cambridge School of English

• Teaching is in groups up to a maximum
• Lessons are with qualified native speakers or/and Polish language teachers and follow a specially designed teaching programme created by British specialists.
• Students continuing for the next semester of lessons will have priority in the first week of registration.   
• Assistance will be provided for registering for the British Council exams after the initial entrance procedures.
• Any student registered by the school who fails to pass a British Council exam will be entitled to receive the next semester’s lessons free of charge (in a group of 10, 2 x 2 hours a week) in the following semester.
• Teaching materials and course books are provided.
• Water and hot drinks
• Possibility of using the school library free of charge
• A certificate containing detailed grades showing the student’s progress is issued at the end of each semester and we can also issue, on request, a certificate from the Ministry of Education confirming completion of a course of studies.  
• Parents and other carers of under-age children will be informed about their children’s progress.
• Extra-curricular activities will be organized to enable students to become more acquainted with British culture.
• Any comments concerning the activity of the school, the teaching programme or the way lessons are conducted will be welcomed.
• The students can resign from a course providing that a written resignation is filed to the School within 14 days from the resignation date. Lack of attendance does not constitute a basis for a refund, regardless of the reason or the length of absence.

• Participate in the entrance procedures in order to accurately assess the level of learning.
• Pay for the semester or school year when registering for the group; in case of an advance payment, to to pay before the start of the course;
• Meet the deadlines for payment, failure to meet the deadline may lead to the student losing their place on the course and charging statutory interest;
• Come to classes on time and participate actively;
• Participate in mid-semester and end-of-semester exams.
• Any students taking exams at the British Council must take a mock exam and register within the specified deadlines given by the British Council.
• Observe all regulations on the premises of the buildings where lessons are held and to behave in accordance with socially acceptable norms; students who fail to comply with this point will be excluded from the course; parents will be deemed to bear ultimate responsibility for any damage caused by their children.