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Greenwich College is excited to announce that Greenwich Melbourne campus is now an official Occupational English Test (OET) test venue.

OET Media Release - OET opens new test venue in Melbourne

OET will be available at the new Melbourne CBD venue from May 2017 and be managed by Greenwich College who have successfully run OET since 2014.

OET is an Australian-developed English language test which assesses language communication skills of healthcare professionals. It provides assessment of all four language skills – listening, reading, writing and speaking – through test material designed to reflect real healthcare scenarios. 

Each year, the Cambridge English Language Assessment Award  program honours educators of exemplary standard and demonstrated committment to student excellence in the field of Cambridge English exam preparation.

As an authorised Cambridge preparation centre, Greenwich English College is very proud to receive this highly commended public recognition, and celebrate this success with our dedicated teachers and support team. 

Learning English, or any language, is a lifelong challenge. It’s not the same as studying for a test, where you stay up all night an try to memorise as much information as possible and then forget it the minute you walk out of the exam.

Greenwich English College is very excited to announce the opening of our Melbourne Campus!

Greenwich English College was established in Sydney in 2005 and is widely regarded as one of the very best English language colleges in Australia. With an average of 700 students from over 30 different countries, studying across 9 different programs, it offers the best variety of courses across day and evening timetables in the country.

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In June 2014 Greenwich English College was the proud recipient of the first ever award for Marketing and Delivery Excellence by Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Many students studying at Greenwich College arrive here on their first day with a very low level of English and within a few months they improve their skills considerably. A good example of this is Karyn, from Brazil. Nine months ago she started studying here as a Beginner - she has worked extremely hard during these months and she is now an Upper Intermediate student! She is of course extremely proud of her improvement and is still studying really hard to start a Cambridge course (FCE) in July. Well done Karyn - we're very proud of you!

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This week, Manuel, an FCE Preparation student from Chile, writes about his work as a sound engineer and his study technique of recording important information and then listening to it as he walks home