SO-008-R01排课计划Scheduling完整版.ppt

2003 School Director Conference 文件号: SO-008-R01 Welcome to the Scheduling and Teacher Utility Clinic By Mark Rendell, AOM China, EF English First What we do now! Course types and schedule Schedule Types Classic English 4x3 3x4 12ach p/w 4 wks Easy English 1x6 3x2 2x3 6ach p/w 8 wks Tempo English 1x4 2x2 4 ach p/w 12 wks Active English 1x3 3x1 3ach p/w 16 wks * Common in China 6-Day Week Schedule Time Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun M/T/W/T 9.30-11.15 13.00 -15.15 M/T/W/T 18.30 - 20.45 M/W M/W Closed (Mon) T/T T/T YL S/S YL YL S/S YL General English, Get Ready, IELTS – Classic English (4x3) General English – Easy English (2x3) YL Classes – Active English (1x3) General English – Easy English (2x3) Where are we heading? Aim: More effective products, better teacher utility and better recruitment through managed change Being the Market Leader requires innovation and boldness. Following the rest is for sheep! Do you dare to be a wolf? New Day Course Afternoon English Early Learners (1x1) Early Bird Courses Five-Day Working Week Work in English Series Mid-Week YL courses Team Teaching Course Entry by Stage YL Co-Teaching (HF, TB1) Tempo English Format (2x2, 1x4) 15 Great Reasons to be Excited in 2003! EF Extra IELTS course TOEIC course Conversation Course The Five Day Week The key to sustainability Why Change to Five? School can be open 7 days a week Can introduce more flexibility in scheduling and more products To be competitive. Most other countries offer five day packages (Korea and Japan pay a lot more) Support and maintain recruitment levels, will soon be 100 EF schools Chinese government has adopted five days as its standard Teachers want to travel Teachers will be fresher; better product KEY - based on two teacher schedules A and B to facilitate the five-day week. Teacher A only Teacher B only Teacher A and B (Team Teaching) Teacher A or B Numbers indicate how many different course schedules are possible Scheduling the Five-d