2025 AO WInter Camp
Cambridge PET Prep & Presentation Camp (Day Camp)
Cambridge PET Prep & Presentation Camp (Day Camp)
In collaboration with the British Council, this programme is designed to help lower secondary learners (S1-S3) strengthen their English communication skills and prepare for the Cambridge PET exam (CEFR B1). This 5-day event combines targeted exam practice with structured presentation training, supporting learners in developing fluency, clarity, and confidence.
Through engaging themes and interactive tasks, students will improve their vocabulary, grammar in context, and exam strategies while learning how to plan, deliver and reflect on effective presentations. The camp culminates in a mock speaking test and final presentation showcase, making it ideal for learners aiming to boost their academic performance and public speaking skills.
Address
Address
AISL Harrow Hong Kong，38 Tsing Ying Rd, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong
Fees include
Fees include
For day camps, the fee includes study materials, providing the necessary resources for each student's daily activities and learning experiences.
Please be aware that transportation to and from the camp, flight tickets, visa fees, and personal travel insurance are not included in the camp fees and should be arranged separately by the participants.
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Programme Highlights
- In Collaboration with the British Council: Designed in partnership with the world’s leading authority in English education, this programme ensures students benefit from the British Council’s globally recognised standards and unparalleled expertise.
- Expert Instruction: Classes are taught by qualified and experienced teachers with a proven track record in Cambridge exam preparation and public speaking training.
- Confident communication for exams and beyond: Students practise structured speaking tasks – from PET exam prompts to mini presentations – building fluency, clarity, and confidence in both academic and real-world contexts.
- Engaging themes and real-life language: Each day introduces a new topic such as home, school, travel, and feelings, making vocabulary and grammar practice relevant, memorable, and useful.
- Interactive exam skills practice: Learners prepare for the Cambridge PET exam through games, role-play, and collaborative tasks that reinforce reading, writing, listening, and speaking strategies.
- Presentation skills that stick: From cue cards to visual aids, students learn how to plan, structure, and deliver effective presentations using signposting, body language, and vocal techniques.
- Final day showcase and mock exams: The camp culminates in a mock PET speaking test and a final presentation showcase, giving students a chance to apply their skills, receive feedback, and celebrate their progress.
- Certificate of Completion: Students who successfully complete the programme will receive an official Course Completion Certificate issued by the British Council and AISL Outdoor.
Learning Outcomes
- Clear and confident presentation delivery：Students will learn how to plan and deliver structured presentations using effective openings, signposting language, visual aids, and cue cards, while developing vocal clarity and body language awareness.
- Cambridge PET exam familiarity and strategy：Learners will practise all sections of the PET exam – Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking – through targeted tasks and mock activities, gaining confidence in test formats and time management.
- Fluency in real-life topics：Through engaging themes like home, school, travel, and feelings, students will expand their vocabulary and grammar, improving their ability to express ideas in full sentences and respond to questions naturally.
- Collaborative speaking and feedback skills：Group tasks, peer interviews, and role-play activities will help students practise active listening, give and receive constructive feedback, and build interpersonal communication skills.
- Performance and public speaking confidence：Students will rehearse and perform short presentations in front of peers, learning to manage nerves, engage an audience, and reflect on their delivery through structured feedback.
- Creative and organised expression：Learners will develop the ability to organise ideas logically, use storytelling techniques, and present information clearly – skills that support both academic success and real-world communication.
About British Council
The British Council is the United Kingdom's international cultural relations organisation, founded in 1934. It has offices in 229 towns and cities across 110 countries and territories worldwide and has been in Hong Kong since 1948. The British Council builds connections, understanding, and trust between people in the UK and other countries through English language, education, arts, and culture. It works in more than 100 countries, and in 2021–22, it worked with 80 million people directly and 791 million overall, including online, broadcasts, and publications. With 87 years of experience teaching English and running training programmes around the world, the British Council has been delivering English language training and assessment in Hong Kong for 75 years.
Camp Details
Dates: 15-19 December 2025
Location: AISL Harrow Hong Kong
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Age Group: 12-14 years old
Camp Type: 5-day day camp
Language: English
Terms and Conditions
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