Build Confidence for Primary School Success in Australia
The Primary School Preparation (PSP) course at AIL is designed to help young international students transition smoothly into the Australian primary school system. Created for learners with limited or no English proficiency, this supportive program develops essential communication, literacy, and classroom skills needed for mainstream education.
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Sample Activity Schedule
Each week combines English language development with interactive primary school-style learning to help students build confidence in communication, literacy, and classroom participation.
week 1
Monday
Primary School Preparation (PSP) Weekly Schedule
Tuesday
Building English, Science & Maths Skills Through Interactive Learning
Wednesday
Building Communication & Critical Thinking Through English (Primary School Day Program)
Thursday
English Learning Session Plan: Communication, Reading, Writing & Science
Friday
English Writing, Australian Studies & Sports Unit Assessment
Sample Daily Schedule
Daily lessons include foundational English, reading and writing activities, subject-based learning, and engaging classroom tasks designed to prepare students for success in Australian primary schools.
09:00
English – Listening 1
Diagnostic test – Numbers & Addresses
10:00
English – Reading 1
Diagnostic test & Course outline
11:15
English – Writing 1
Diagnostic test – Verbs for sentences
13:15
English for Mathematics 1
Decimals I
14:15
English – Speaking 1
Self-introduction
Optional Extras
What is the AIL Primary School Preparation Course (PSP)?
The AIL Primary School Preparation Course (PSP) is a specialised course designed to help younger students improve their English and prepare for entry into Australian primary schools. It focuses on language development, classroom readiness, and confidence building.
Who is Primary School Preparation Course (PSP) suitable for?
• Students typically aged 9–12 years
• International students or newly arrived students
• Learners who need support in English before entering mainstream primary school
Is an English language test such as the AEAS required for entry into the AIL PSP course?
No, an English language test such as AEAS is not compulsory for entry into the AIL Primary School Preparation Course (PSP).
Students are generally assessed through AIL’s internal placement or diagnostic assessment upon enrolment to determine their English level and appropriate class placement.
External tests like AEAS may be used by schools or parents for broader school application purposes, but they are not a mandatory entry requirement for PSP. For more information about the AEAS test, please visit AEAS website https://aeas.com.au
What does the AIL Primary School Preparation Course (PSP) cover?
English skills: listening, reading, writing, speaking, vocabulary
Classroom communication and participation
Study habits and learning skills
Social interaction and confidence
Introduction to the Victorian curriculum https://f10.vcaa.vic.edu.au
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Provider Overview
Australian Institute of Language (AIL) is a Registered Training Organisation and CRICOS provider located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. We are proud to be a NEAS quality-endorsed centre, a NAATI-endorsed course provider, an AEAS official course partner, an ETS TOEFL authorised test centre, and one of the largest IELTS test centres in Australasia, offering both computer-delivered and paper-based tests.
AIL offers a wide range of programs, including General English, EAP, and IELTS Preparation; Primary and High School Preparation courses for students under 18; as well as nationally recognised qualifications such as the Diploma of Interpreting and the Advanced Diploma of Translating.
Our diverse student community represents 36 countries and regions worldwide. At AIL, students not only learn together but also share their cultures, build connections, and make lifelong friendships. Our teachers are highly qualified and experienced, holding TESOL and CELTA credentials — but most importantly, they are passionate about helping students achieve their goals.
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