English Learning Center ELC-Goma

27/11/2022

Speech made by our center manager to all the attendees of the public defense of Students at ELC - Goma

10/05/2022

Save the date

May 27th, the training will be starting. Do you want to improve your English? Learning from native speakers? Interact with other English speakers? Here is the opportunity. Don't hesitate

11/04/2022

Thank you for the Song teacher Moses

11/04/2022

Thank you Moses Chirusha for passing at the center and for the creation of this center which is enabling people in Congo to speak English. Now as the country has integrated the Easter African community, the vision you had has come true.

22/03/2022

23/12/2021

We are ready to receive new English learners.
Inbox us for more information

08/06/2019

Just contact us and you will never go somewhere else.

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15/04/2018

Improving his English skills

There are a number of ways to improve your understanding of the language, many of which can actually be a lot of fun.
It’s also a well-known fact that different people respond to different learning methods. Sometimes simply sitting in the classroom or reading a course book is not right for you. It can be beneficial to do some additional work.
So if you’re keen to improve your English (or any other second language for that matter) then consider some of these handy tips to get you on your way. Not everything will work for you but, if you add a few of these ideas to your day-to-day language learning, you’ll certainly see some improvement.
1. Watch television and films in English
Not only do Britain and the USA produce some of the best TV shows and films in the world, but you can learn English whilst watching them. If you’re still getting to grips with the language at any level (from beginner to upper intermediate) then it’s worth putting the English subtitles on so that you can read along and listen at the same time.
You can also listen to English radio stations and find plenty of listening sources on the internet. Another idea would be to put English subtitles on films or television programmes from your own country so that you can read along with them in English and make the translations as you go.
2. Read English books/newspapers
Reading is a great way of practising your English in your own time. You can take one word at a time at your own pace, without your teacher peering over your shoulder. If you’re studying at a beginner to intermediate level, pick up a children’s book where the language will be easier than an adult book.
Newspapers are also worth reading. Not only can you improve your English but you’ll learn about local and national goings on, which can be handy when communicating with native speakers. Free newspapers and magazines, as well as tabloid-style newspapers which use more basic language, are perhaps better for low level

15/04/2018

Quotes of the day

"A little impatience will spoil great plans."

23/03/2018

NEW BRANCH OF ELC

It's a pleasure for our center to have another branch in Big North.
Dear Ibrahim, the job you are doing is amazing.
Long life to ELC-Big North

13/03/2018

English Learning Center News

Do you dream to speak English as a native? Do you want to learn it in a significant time? Do you need a personnal program?
Let us know and we will make your dream a truth.

Center Location: Goma/DRCongo
Contacts: +243973887406
+243852675429