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What is it?

A five level course:

• For Upper Secondary State and Private Schools
• Aimed at 15-19 year olds
• Covering CEF A1 – C1
• For Elementary to Advanced students
• Designed for 2 - 3 hours per week with a total of 90-100 hours and to be completed in one academic year

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Who is it for?

Teachers today are faced with a tough challenge: How do you motivate older teens, while meeting academic and educational goals and standards?

Combining contemporary, cultural and educational topics with a wide range of digital, online and print material, Choices gives you the power to adapt to your classroom, while the authentic BBC video clips keep interest levels high and boredom factors low!

Coming soon for Choices in 2012!
MyEnglishLab

Now you can provide online learning with MyEnglishLab. The instant marking and monitoring make this the perfect choice that leaves no student behind and keep you ahead of the game!

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Even more choices available with ActiveTeach – digital resources and in-class presentation

Michael Harris

Michael Harris has taught in Britain Spain, Bolivia and Colombia. From 1982 to 1992 he taught at the British Institute for Young Learners in Madrid, where he was responsible for setting up the Junior Department (11-14 year olds).

From 1992 to 1996 he taught English at the University of Alcalá de Henares. He has done extensive teacher training in Spain and other countries in Europe, South America and the Middle East. Michael is the co-author of the following coursebooks: World Class (Longman, 1994); World Club (Longman, 2000); Opportunities (Longman, 2002); New Opportunities (Longman 2005); Challenges (Longman 2007); Choices (Pearson 2012). He has also published articles and methodology books on the following topics: syllabus design; self-assessment; continuous assessment and testing; learner development: oral skills; culture and language learning. Michael lives in El Escorial in Spain, is involved in conservation and the allotment movement and writes a blog about local environmental issues in Spanish (entornoescorial.blogspot.com/).

Anna Sikorzynska

Anna Sikorzynska has been teaching English for twenty five years. Since 1991 she has been teaching English grammar and EFL methodology at the English Teacher Training College at the University of Warsaw.

She has done teacher training in Poland other European countries. She has written a few resource books for teachers on teaching grammar and co-authored the following coursebooks: Opportunities (Longman, 2002); New Opportunities (Longman 2005); Challenges (Longman 2007); New Challenges (Pearson 2012), Choices (Pearson 2012). She lives and works in Warsaw.