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English Classes in Ghana

Taught for speaking — for work, study and everyday life — not only to pass an exam. If you specifically need IELTS, TOEFL or SAT for an application, that is prepared separately once your general level is where it needs to be.

Four ways in, depending on what you're actually working toward: a general course at your own pace, a single block to try it or top up a level, an intensive track built around the USA's visa language requirement, and an extended track built around the UK/Ireland route.

Choose how you learn

1

Full Course

 

60 hours, split into two 30-hour blocks, weekday evenings or weekends. Onsite, online or at home. The standard route if you are not racing a deadline.

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2

Single Block

 

One 30-hour block — half the full course. A way to try it properly, or to top up a level you already have.

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3

Intensive (Visa Track — USA)

 

18 contact hours a week over 4 weeks (72 hours total), onsite only. Built around the pace a US visa route typically demands.

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4

Extended (Visa Track — UK/Ireland)

 

15 contact hours a week over 27 weeks (405 hours total), onsite only. A longer, deeper track for the UK/Ireland route.

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Registering is free and issues your Registration ID straight away. You need it before enrolling in any of the four above, and there is nothing to pay for it. Register here.

Need the exam, not just the language?

IELTS, TOEFL and SAT each have their own preparation, built around the exam's actual format rather than general English — see IELTS, TOEFL or SAT preparation.

Not sure yet?

If you are weighing destinations rather than a specific English course, that is a different question — start at Study Abroad or Work Abroad instead.