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connal123
Joined 2009
Posts: 49

master class international

15 years ago

Hi, we are Masterclass International Online School. Actually, we are the MacColl family who run Masterclass International.
Mom (Fiona) has been home-schooling for many years. She came up with the idea of a Learning Club in which, every month, we send you complete lesson plans, learning material, activities and worksheets (with answers), etc for all your school subjects. You also get email support for any problems you might encounter.
Our online school means you learn via the internet with specially prepared lesson plans in most school subjects, email teacher support with qualified and experienced teachers from the UK and recorded class lessons and lectures.
We offer the British National Curriculum school subjects from ages 5-18, English as a Second Language and the ICDL computing certificate. We also offer short courses of just 10 lessons to help in areas that you are weak in. These courses are especially tailored to your exact needs.
We love our school. Please have a look at our website – www.masterclassinternational.com. We think you'll love it too.

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