Language
English as second language
These courses develops academic reading, writing, speaking, listeningand research skills of advanced students who are interested in undergraduate or graduate programs in the United States . Students learn and develop the skills for university and college content courses. Learner outcomes include academic vocabulary development, improvement in reading and comprehension of university textbook materials, short stories, magazine articles, and on-line/library materials, and development of academic essay and research paper writing skills, general academic vocabulary development, listening skill improvement in an graduate-school setting, development of effective note-taking skills, and improved seminar, discussion, and presentation skills.
[/text_box] [/ux_banner] [ux_banner height=”545px” bg=”1447″] [/ux_banner] [ux_banner height=”545px” bg=”1423″] [/ux_banner] [/ux_slider] [title style=”center” text=”Fees & Facts” tag_name=”h1″ color=”rgb(0, 109, 160)”] [section bg_color=”rgba(122, 156, 89, 0.16)” mask=”arrow”] [row style=”large” col_style=”divided” h_align=”center”] [col span=”3″] [featured_box img=”1213″ img_width=”74″ pos=”center” title=”Fees” margin=”1px 1px 1px 1″ icon_color=”rgb(0, 109, 160)”]- $200 USD One Time
- Special Discount (75% OFF) Available for Online students
- Fees after scholarship*
$150 international students
$150 US domestic students
*Valid from June 2020 intake.
- July 8, 2020
- September 16, 2020
- November 10, 2020
- Academic: 13 weeks in-class and 10 weeks practical Training.
- Total length: 6 Month including scheduled breaks.
- Timing: 0830 – 1630 Hrs for Institute Students.
- Online Students: Day timing according to teacher/student schedule.
ESL 101: BEGINNING ENGLISH – READING AND WRITING
Students will form words into sentences, learn and practice basic sentence construction rules, and complete a variety of introductory writing tasks.Emphasis is on sentence structure, grammar, and vocabulary.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 102: FOUNDATIONS OF ENGLISH – READING AND WRITING
Students will improve their ability to write organized paragraphs and identify the four basic types of sentences. Students will create narrative and expository documents and be able to name and use the eight parts of speech. The class will introduce and complete a diversity of writing activities.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 103: INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH I – READING AND WRITING
Students will write organized thesis-driven essays of 1-2 pages. Students will show an increasing command of simple and progressive verb tenses. Expository writing will include descriptive and fundamental persuasion exercises, summation and reflection.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 104: INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH II – READING AND WRITING
Students will write an increasing variety of sentence types – complex and compound sentences, and show increasing control of verbs and verb tenses. Descriptive and reflective journals will be completed at least twice weekly.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 105: ADVANCED ENGLISH I – READING AND WRITING
Students will begin to direct their learning to the needs of the TOEFL test and the academic classroom—especially reading and understanding short non-fiction text; also, writing short essays in response to essay prompts. Fluent construction of journals will be completed at least three times weekly, and will move from descriptive and reflective to argumentative/persuasive.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 106: ADVANCED ENGLISH II – READING AND WRITING
This course incorporates problem solving and critical thinking, encouraging students to cognitively multi-task while operating in an English speaking environment (much like they already do in their first language).It provides extensive practice through listening comprehension.The emphasis in this class is on communication, encouraging students to express their own ideas and feelings.Of course, the students’ pronunciation and grammar usage will be continuously monitored by the instructor.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”] [/accordion-item] [accordion-item title=”Session 2″]ESL 201: BEGINNING ENGLISH – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Students participate in simple discussions, form basic questions, and respond to questions. This class employs retelling, summary, and other comprehension strategies to discuss texts that are assigned and read.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 202: FOUNDATIONS OF ENGLISH – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Students will use clear vocabulary in conversations and discussions. Also, students will use, with increasing accuracy, correct verb tenses and complete sentence structures when speaking. Students will construct and deliver organized, fundamental oral presentations.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 203: INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH I – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Students will improve their ability to express opinions, in a balanced and effective manner.Students will demonstrate an increasing ability to follow native speakers in casual conversation, in question and answer discussions, and will improve their ability to understand and react to national news shows such as CBS News and 60 Minutes.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 204: INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH II – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Students will improve their ability to listen to, understand, and retain the content and the structure of orations of several styles (e.g., presentations, speeches, advertisements, and conversations). Students’ grasp of “main idea” and “supporting ideas” will be increasingly evident. Students will improve on the structure and duration of their in-class presentations.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 205: ADVANCED ENGLISH I – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
In this course student will build the grammar editing skills of Advanced level. It broadens the students’ knowledge of grammar as it is used in complex sentence structures. A high advanced level of speaking and listening course in which students develop vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and skills for recognizing main ideas, details and inferences while listening to a variety of topics in order to accomplish academic and personal goals.
[divider align=”left” width=”10000px” height=”2px” margin=”2px” color=”rgb(242, 197, 197)”]ESL 206: ADVANCED ENGLISH II – LISTENING AND SPEAKING
A high advanced level of speaking and listening course in which students develop vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and skills for recognizing main ideas, details and inferences while listening to a variety of topics in order to accomplish academic and personal goals. Students will read and write extensively. They will learn to use reading strategies, increase their vocabulary, develop their ideas in writing, and edit for grammatical accuracy. Students will become familiar with the cultural norms and practices within U. S. academic contexts.
[/accordion-item] [/accordion] [/col] [/row] [/section] [title style=”center” text=”Other Program details” tag_name=”h1″ color=”rgb(0, 109, 160)”] [section bg_color=”rgba(122, 156, 89, 0.16)” mask=”arrow”] [row style=”large” col_style=”divided” h_align=”center”] [col span=”3″] [featured_box img=”1239″ img_width=”84″ pos=”center” title=”Admission Requirement” margin=”1px 1px 1px 1″ icon_color=”rgb(0, 109, 160)”]All students must be at least eighteen (18) years of age on or before the first day of class. Students must provide a High School Diploma or a General Education Development Certificate (G.E.D) .
[/featured_box] [/col] [col span=”3″] [featured_box img=”1241″ img_width=”72″ pos=”center” title=”Assessment Method” margin=”1px 1px 1px 1″]You must successfully complete all modules to be awarded the certificate.
The assessment of each module consists of:
• Individual assignment or class test: 50%
• Final exam: 50%
- This is a 100% hands-on course; every student will have his or her own laptop/computer to work on.
- FREE retake for up to 9 months.
- Courses cover all required technique used in practical.
- Highly qualified Instructor and trainer.
- Great for beginners to intermediate users.
- Online courses are also available on demand.
After Passing this course can consider career opportunities which includes positions such as:
- Office Assistant
- Asst Project Coordinator
- Virtual Assistant
- Administrator