English Group Courses

For young learners aged 2 to 4, It’s a Baby Dragon is a joyful, musical introduction to the English language. In an enchanting animated series, Sam the Prince, Fluffy the Cat and Didi the Dragon playfully introduce her to basic English. Through repeated listening, positive reinforcement and lively interaction, children learn to speak English easily and naturally, just as they learn their native language. Early reading is an optional part of this course.

It’s a Baby Dragon is suitable as a beginner’s course for new toddler students as well as a follow-up course for children who have completed Baby’s Best Start.

Fun with Flupe follows the adventures of young Paul Ward, who throws himself into his magical book of nursery rhymes to help the cheerful Granny Fix fix things that have gone wrong in the world of rhymes – all while learning spoken English.

Through repeated listening to these adventures, positive reinforcement and playful interaction, students learn a basic vocabulary of 650 words, correct pronunciation and the basics of English sentence structure. The course includes 25 songs and many rhymes that develop children’s phonemic awareness and reading skills.

Fun with Flupe is suitable for beginners or as a sequel to Toddler’s Best Start or It’s a Baby Dragon.

This new course is perfect for preparing for the transition from primary school to the lower level NMS/GYM. In secondary school, English is taught much faster than in elementary school!

Eight original songs, stories and fun activities keep students motivated and involved in Paul Ward’s worldwide adventures. In each exciting lesson, students accompany Paul Ward on his journey around the world, make new friends and get to know different cultures and countries.

The course covers a large vocabulary of 1800 words and includes listening and reading comprehension, writing, spelling, and assessments to assess students’ progress.

Students learn to speak English naturally as their first language – through stories, songs, interaction and games to strengthen phonetic and English reading and writing skills.

This course is designed for students aged approximately 10-13 years who have an intermediate level of written and spoken English, as well as students who have successfully completed Paul Ward Explores. Paul Ward’s Adventures continues the fun and adventure as Paul travels the world. This course is a music-filled, multi-sensory learning experience that leaves a lasting impression on students.

In Paul Ward’s Adventures, students learn 2000 words and the English grammatical structures required to reach level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. There is an advanced course option with grammar lessons that support reading and listening comprehension. The grammar is based on the content and vocabulary from the Paul Ward’s Adventures learning set and prepares students for the English courses for Helen Doron teenagers.

Students learn to speak English as their mother tongue naturally and strengthen their skills in grammar, reading, writing and spelling

This course is aimed at students with a fluent knowledge of English and who have reached the Common European Framework of Reference for Vocabulary and Grammar at level A1.

The first program for teen English, Teen Talent, is based on a story that runs through the entire course. The story is about a group of teenagers and their dreams of becoming famous. Rock stars, making money, saving the planet, vacation travel are just a few of the topics covered in the songs, stories, and activities that make up Teen Talent. Each unit consists of two episodes, which the students listen to on the CDs and then read in class. The stories are full of suspense, humor, and interesting facts, and bring out important values that stimulate higher-level discussions.

Students learn to open their minds, think and develop, all in English. You will learn methods of reading comprehension that correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and Grammar at level A2.

This course is designed for both students who have completed the Teen Talent Test and new students aged 12-16 who pass the appropriate level in the Helen Doron Teen English Placement Test.

Teen Choices, the second level of the Helen Doron teen English program, engages teens with stories and activities that cover topics that resonate with teens. The name “Teen Choices” comes from a crime story that runs through this learning program. The course has a rich and interesting vocabulary taught in thematic units with reading comprehension texts, listening comprehension recordings, beautiful songs and fun exercises, all taught through the unique Helen Doron methodology.

Teen Choices is a course at B1 level and covers most of the vocabulary and grammar required to reach this level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The rest of the vocabulary is covered in Teen Express (B1+).

Students learn vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension techniques, as well as the ability to broaden their horizons and think in English.