Sayonara, Verabschiedung and Adeus to our graduating students from Japan, Switzerland and Brazil!
Friday is graduation day at Lexis and today we say goodbye to Nao, Kento and Rinka from Japan, Mathieu from Switzerland, and Marina and Fernando from Brazil!
Nao: Nao has been with us for 6 weeks and has been a pleasure to have in class and on campus! Her spoken and written English has improved considerably in the short time that she’s been here! Safe travels back to Japan, Nao!
Kento: Kento has been with us for only 2 weeks, but has demonstrated his passion for learning. He has been a positive addition to the Pre-Intermediate class and we’ve seen his speaking and listening skills improve tremendously. Well done Kent! Safe travels back to Japan.
Rinka: Rinka has shown a clear interest in improving her English. She has improved so much since she started and will continue to develop her skills as she is quite studious! Well done & congratulations on your graduation, Rinka!
Mathieu: Mathieu has only been with us for 1 week but it has been wonderful getting to know him! All the best with the rest of your time in Australia, Mathieu!
Marina: Marina has been with us for 16 weeks and has worked hard to improve her skills! She has been a shining light on campus, always welcoming new students and showing them how friendly our students are! All the best with your travels, Marina!
Fernando: Fernando has been with us for 32 weeks and has completed his course at the Advanced level! We are very proud of how far he has progressed, consistently showing us his commitment to learning, participation and positive attitude in class. All the best with your future, Fernando!
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