At certain levels coursebooks may be used. Students can send and receive e-mails as well as surf the web for a small charge. Tape recorders are widely used in classwork, teachers making their own cassettes of aiuthentic, realistic material. Videos are linked with coursebooks, or the news or topic material may be taken from the national television. St. Peter s also operates a team-teaching scheme, where tuition of all the classes is shared between the teachers.
Classes are mixed nationality.
When they have satisfactory completed the course, all students receive a school diploma. The General Course offers 20 lessons of 45 minutes each week, mornings only, giving the afternoons free for private study or local visits. The Cambridge Examination Course begins in January, March and September and prepares students for one or more of the Cambridge exams which are taken locally. The Summer Vacation Course combines an organised programme of social and sporting activities combined with lessons during the mornings. On 4 afternoons each week there is an organised sporting or tourist activity guided by a social organiser.