The first decision that a new student of English has to take is to make an intensive English course or an intensive course. This article will explain the features and benefits of each one so you can make the best choice for yourself. Intensive English Intensive English Courses not courses there are official definitions, but around five hours per week or more in the study of a language is generally considered an intensive course. Schools of languages in Spain often offer intensive programs that consist of two hours per day. Because of this intensity, the course will be developed over a period of time shorter than the extensive language course. Extensive English Extensive English Courses the extensive courses courses are less than five hours per week, most comprise of one or two sessions per week for two hours in total.

A course will thus take many weeks for total time spent learning English on the whole period is sufficient to realize the benefits. The extended name derives from the fact that the course extends over this long, or extensive time period. Which course is best for learning English? One can learn English in an intensive or extensive course, the preferable depends on individual needs. If you want to learn English as quickly as possible and not afraid to undertake efforts, an intensive course is definitely the best choice. One can learn not only quickly, but the concentration is more easily maintained throughout the course and the student’s progress is most easily visible in a shorter time period and thus stimulates the motivation. An extensive course is great to keep the language alive.

Someone outside of England or an English-speaking country who want to keep their English without leaving the skin in the attempt, would be well advised to do an extensive course. Within England, an extensive course may be appropriate if the English one is in full form and is practiced daily at work or in another field daily. In this case, the lessons weekly English serve as a way to answer questions, correct some mistakes and learn the rules of grammar that the student had no record. In addition, an extensive course might be the only option for students who simply don’t have the time available to devote to an intensive course. Finally, an extensive course is presented as a cheaper, more suitable for a low budget option. However, in the short term not the cheap option worth since at the end the student will progress according to the number of hours that they study and the same amount of lessons will cost the same amount of money so if you make a course in a short period of time (intensive course) or a longer period (extensive course). Therefore, the choice is yours: If you can, take an intensive English course to obtain the maximum benefit in minimum tempo. If the intensive course is not appropriate, then an extensive course will benefit within a longer time period. Mark Booth studied at the Academy of languages Abla languages in Valencia. The school teaches intensive English courses and courses of intensive languages that are most effective, but also offers extensive language courses that conform to the circumstances of the student.