Academic writing in practice (level 2+)

Course

In London

£ 179 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    London

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This course helps you develop your essay writing, note-taking and reading skills to so you can construct well-written academic texts and be prepared for different types of studies. You will focus on how to interpret questions and structure your research appropriately, how to read effectively, take notes and organise them. You will also learn more about paragraphing such as how to structure them and link them. You will develop your overall essay structure and practise different ways of organising your texts particularly when arguing for and against a point of view and learn about providing evidence and reasons for your point of view. We will focus on appropriate style for academic writing as well as referencing and proof reading.

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London
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Keeley Street, Covent Garden, WC2B 4BA

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About this course

• develop your essay writing, note-taking and reading skills to so you can construct well-written academic texts and be prepared for different types of studies
• interpret questions and structure your research appropriately
• read effectively, take notes and organise them
• structure paragraphs and link them
• structure and organise essays in different ways particularly when arguing for and against a point of view
• provide effective evidence and reasons for a point of view
• interpret data and statistics for report writing
• adopt appropriate style for academic writing
• reference correctly
• proof reading effectively
• write accurately using complex grammar forms.

Handouts and web links will be provided by the tutor. No books are required but please bring pens, paper and a folder to class. It will be helpful to bring a laptop to the class. If you do not have one, City Lit can provide one for you.

This will be a dynamic and creative course taught through a range of activities. You will analyse style and content of academic essays, study the relevant grammar and vocabulary to support your writing and receive regular feedback from you tutor. You will be given homework weekly to consolidate your learning. You are encouraged to read as much as possible outside the classroom.

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Subjects

  • Writing

Course programme

• developing your essay writing, note-taking and reading skills to so you can construct well-written academic texts and be prepared for different types of studies
• interpreting questions – structuring your research appropriately
• reading effectively, taking notes and organising them
• structuring paragraphs and linking them
• creating an overall essay structure and practising different ways of organising texts particularly when arguing for and against a point of view
• providing evidence and reasons for a point of view
• interpret data and statistics for report writing
• appropriate style for academic writing
• referencing
• proof reading.

Additional information

There are a variety of classes you can do at the same as this course or after it. Some of the most relevant courses include: Cambridge English: Advanced or Proficiency, Advanced Writing Skills in Practice, Grammar in Practice: Advanced, ESOL Pronunciation, Business:Find the Right Word (Advanced), ESOL and Reading Stories, ESOL reading: book club (level 2) Your tutor will advise you on the best course. General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 12:00 – 19:00. See the course guide for term dates and further details

Academic writing in practice (level 2+)

£ 179 VAT inc.