Global English Kids launched in United Arab Emirates

GlobalEnglish Kids combines engaging interactive technologies with proven educational approaches it's an alternative and the new approach to learning says Paul Gledhill director of Xpert Learning. Kids are learning through TV and video these days but with little control or interaction opportunities he continues.

This online modality allows individual assessment and directs them through an individual learning path. Through a series of online adventures, the Global Kids Learning service immerses children in an English speaking world. Children complete task based activities and listen to conversation, stories, and music to learn English in familiar contexts.

In the UAE, both GlobalEnglish for the corporate market and GlobalEnglish kids are gaining momentum says Riham Khoury e-learning executive. Less travel, less cost and more fun learning would be our message to parents in order to recognize positive results through a continuous assessment and progress reports online'

UAE Schools may wish to utilize this service as part of a summer school or extra curricula activity.

"The only challenges could be" says Riham "The IT infrastructure to put all children online. The GlobalEnglish Kids Learning Service works because children enjoy the experience, they have a safe environment in which to practice and are self motivated to explore and continue learning
Global English Kids has long term benefits when compared with traditional based teacher pupil learning environment. In a recent study, approximately 90% of employees of global corporations say that English is required to do their job and to be considered for promotion. GlobalEnglish kids targets a child's individual learning strengths and weakness to build solid English language foundation for complete listening, speaking, reading, and writing fluency. These are the types of skills that prepare a child for future success."

GlobalEnglish kids will be marketed to the corporate market employees initially and later offered to interested educational institutes.