Academic english courses

...As an English major, you’ll be trained in the rigors and pleasures of critical thinking, close reading and lucid writing. Through writing workshops and literature courses in a wide range of periods, genres and traditions, you’ll explore the powers of narrative, image and the written word... Learn about: Creative Writing, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking...

... ■ Fluency achieved through a long period of study and immersion in English language and culture ■ Personal study programme drawn up at the start of your...

..., timetabling and student demand. The English degree programme is made up of compulsory (core) and optional modules, which are worth 15 or 30 credits each....

... in their wider intellectual and historical contexts. It also requires you to consider the critical processes by which you analyse and judge, to learn about literary form and technique, to evaluate various approaches to literary criticism and theory, and to study the development of the English language... Learn about: Skills and Training, English Language, IT Development...

... pratice and maintain your english. Suitable for: Anyone over 18 years old training for professional or academic purposes...

...Suitable for: Those who are seriously motivated to improve their practical English language skills, for general, work or study purposes...

...This course offers the confidence needed to use English in an academic enviroment and at the workplace. The course focuses on developing all the skills of the English language ( Speaking – Listening – Reading – Writing). It is carefully designed to be as flexible as it should be in order to provide... Learn about: Grammatical and syntactic correction, Listening Skills, Communication Training...

...About the course The English master's programmes are designed to serve both as an autonomous degree for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in English literature, and as a solid foundation for doctoral research...

...International Academic Year 12 weeks of General English (Intermediate) This course is based on improving your English skills. It has an emphasis...

...General English classes focus on the development of all language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking, while also helping to improve your grammar, pronunciation and fluency...

...Lessons in a class plus some private one to one lessons. The extra one-to-one lessons allow faster progress and can be used for help with problem areas and English for special purposes. Suitable for: These courses suit all students: Summer, Examination, Over 50's, Business...

...About the course It is possible to study for a DPhil (doctorate) in English Local History by part-time research. Students undertaking the DPhil part time normally study for four to six years. This compares with a full-time DPhil which normally takes three to four years to complete... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...This is an academic subject which explores language through the medium of English. Analytical methods are employed to understand the many varieties of spoken and written English and what they tell us about ourselves, our relationship to others and society at large. This is a skill-based...

...Our English courses take a functional and communicative approach to language learning. Basically, we want to help you develop your ability to understand and use English in a wide range of practical situations. We integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing with particular focus on English...

...Our General English courses are highly regarded for their effectiveness, excellent teaching, flexibility and the unique Multi-skill system...

..., academic etc. Presentations Active listening and rapport building skills Use of Idiom, British, Australasian, US etc. Cultural awareness, social interaction...

...At the end of this course, you will: have improved your academic English in all four areas of language learning. be familiar with the study skills required for an IELTS exam. be prepared for participating in a wide range of educational activities at your chosen place of study. Suitable for: Those...

...Our English courses take a functional and communicative approach to language learning. Basically, we want to help you develop your ability to understand and use English in a wide range of practical situations. We integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing with particular focus on English...

...GCSE English classes are offered at various times throughout the week to cater for daytime and evening students. It is a one year course and classes are 2.5 hours per week. The GCSE English course integrates English Literature with English Language. The two subjects enable learners to achieve...

...A level English is suitable for anyone who wishes to follow an advanced study of English whether as a move towards higher academic study, employment or simply for pleasure. You will need the minimum entry requirement of 4 grade C or above at GCSE level, one in English (or its equivilent...