Director
Asst. Prof. Dr. MUTLU KALE
Assist. Director
Sr. Instr. FİLİZ ÖZKAYA KAVAZ
Assist. Director
Sr. Instr. ŞERİFE SAKALLI KURT
Assist. Director
Instr. ÇELEN MÜEZZİN KARADAĞLI
Assist. Director
Instr. FULYA AYŞE NURÇİN
Assist. Director
Instr. MÜSTEYDE AKHİSAR
The Eastern Mediterranean University Foreign Languages and English Preparatory School (FLEPS) has been providing quality language services to the university students and community since the establishment of EMU. We teach a full range of English language courses to preparatory, undergraduate, and postgraduate students, as well as offering community programmes. We also offer all our students the opportunity to learn other foreign languages like Greek, Russian, French, or German. Our School is an examination centre for a number of top international exams, including IELTS (International English Language Testing System), TOEFL IBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based Test), and TOLES (The Test of Legal English Skills).
The EMU FLEPS aims to be a regional leader in language education and training. We will continue to develop the highest-quality courses not only for EMU students but also for the wider community, locally and internationally.
As EMU FLEPS, we also aim to be recognised for our genuine dedication to student development and support, and for providing language courses that directly help our students towards success in their future academic studies and careers.
The mission of FLEPS is to offer our students internationally recognised language qualifications and to provide them with a wide range of extra educational, social and cultural support that will benefit them during their stay at our school.
FLEPS is composed of three divisions: Modern Languages Division (MLD), English Preparatory School (EPS) and Turkish Preparatory School (TPS). As an Edexcel Assured accredited school, EPS /TPS offers intensive and integrated skills-based basic English/Turkish language courses to undergraduate students who need to improve their English/Turkish in order to be able to cope with their departmental courses. In this respect, EPS/TPS offers English language courses aligned to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) at four levels: Breakthrough (A1), Waystage (A2), Waystage+ (A2+) and Threshold (B1).
At EPS/TPS, language learning is viewed as a developmental, interactive and reflective process. Accordingly, the students’ exposure and use of the language in class as well as outside class (e.g., via the Students’ Self Study Centre, Civic Involvement Projects and excursions) are emphasized. To this end, the courses are designed not only to support students’ language development by means of the provision of ongoing feedback and extensive support on their achievement of the learning outcomes but also to foster lifelong learning. In this regard, in the course of the students' learning experiences at EPS, the students’ own reflection on their progress as well as their planning of their study time in light of this reflection, together with the support of their teachers, is promoted through EPS/TPS Portfolio work. The students are also provided with course material (e.g., coursebooks, resource books, graded readers) which is aligned with the course objectives.
FLEPS offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities and seminars to support and develop students' social, cultural and academic skills. The school also has a Student Guidance, Development and Research Centre which provides assistance and guidance to students to help them adapt to university life and a new learning environment and to enhance their social, academic and personal skills.
Foreign Languages (FL) Division is responsible for the delivery of all undergraduate and postgraduate English Language courses across the University, as well as offering a range of Foreign Language electives to students who wish to acquire knowledge of a second Foreign Language and English Language electives to students who wish to improve their English.
At FL, all English Language courses are also CEFR aligned. An ‘action orientated approach’ (Council of Europe Modern Languages Division, 2001) is adopted in the assessment of the intended learning outcomes, which are driven from the descriptors provided in the CEFR. All educational activities are planned and implemented to ensure that the teaching and learning processes in the FL are conducted in a favorable manner and environment for the learners and also to ensure that all students get equal treatment in terms of language learning opportunities.
The EMU Postgraduate English Support Programme offers Academic English to EMU Postgraduate students through four compulsory and six elective courses. Students are placed into the compulsory courses according to their English proficiency level. Students with little or no English proficiency are required to attend intensive English language courses.
EMU FLEPS is accredited by EAQUALS and DEDAK. Also in 2026, EMU FLEPS became the first institution in Cyprus which completed Pearson GSE Partner Program and received “gold” accreditation. We are also members of prestigious professional organizations, including ALTE, ICC, and IATEFL, among others.
IATEFL: International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language
EMU School of Foreign Languages is a member of IATEFL.
http://www.iatefl.org
DEDAK: Language Education Evaluation and Accreditation Association (Dil Eğitimi Değerlendirme ve Akreditasyon Derneği)
EMU School of Foreign Languages is accredited by DEDAK.
https://www.dedak.org/
EAQUALS: Evaluation and Accreditation of Quality Language Services
EMU School of Foreign Languages is an accredited member of EAQUALS.
https://www.eaquals.org/