ESOL pronunciation: stage 2 (level 1-2)

There is no direct progression course though we may organise an ESOL Pronunciation: Stage 3 course if there is a demand. You may also wish to join a pronunciation class in the Drama department. However, there are a variety of courses you can do at the same time or after this one. ESOL and Podcasting is an excellent course to do alongside or after this course. Podcasts are digital recordings and the course will give you a lot of opportunities to listen to yourself and work on your voice. ESOL and Singing is a fantastic way to improve your English. You don't need to be a good singer - you will improve your fluency, rhythm and stress by doing this course. There are also a number of discussion and conversation classes which provide excellent chances to put your pronunciation skills into practice - for instance, Conversation in Practice and Matters of Opinions. Our Communication at Work series may also be helpful. ESOL and Reading Stories, ESOL reading: book club (level 2) and ESOL and Film will also be excellent means of developing your vocabulary and understanding of meaning which will help you with your pronunciation. You could do a Level 1 or 2 General ESOL course but other good courses without an exam include: ESOL Matters of Opinion, Conversation in Practice, and Communicating at Work. 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