High School Preparation (Elementary to Advanced) (2 to 52 weeks)

The High School Preparation Program (HSP) is tailored for students aged 12–17 who are interested in improving their English proficiency and gaining academic skills to transition into an Australian high school.

Class sizes range from 10 to 18 students, ensuring personalised attention from experienced teachers. New students can start every Monday, with flexible durations ranging from 2 to 52 weeks.

The program includes focused vocabulary and content aligned with the Australian high school curriculum, academic language training for essay writing, paragraphing, and referencing, monthly thematic programs covering topics such as Education in Australia, Indigenous Australia, and Australian history and culture, weekly sports activities every Friday, and excursions and cultural events held twice a month.

At the end of each month, a test is conducted on the last Thursday, and comprehensive monthly progress reports are sent to agents and parents afterward. Reports assess oral interaction, reading and responding, and writing skills. Students completing a 20-week or longer school preparation course will also take the AEAS Test to assess their readiness for Australian schools.

The UEC academic progress report is accepted by a range of prestigious schools including St Maroun's College, St Catherine's School, St Augustine's College, Stella Maris, Tara Anglican School for Girls, Macarthur Anglican School, Kambala, Masada College, St Paul's Grammar School, Wenona, All Saints Grammar, St Paul's International College, and many more leading institutions.