Training Course:University FoundationSchool/Trainer:United International College London, United Kingdom
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' The first week of the course will be an introduction to London, the school, the course and the teachers. This is called ‘orientation week because if you are orientated you know where you are! You will have received this handbook during this week.
2) General English
Semester ONE:
A comprehensive review and consolidation of key grammar elements. Structures and practice for functional communication in both social and academic contexts. Skills work in Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing, to increase ability and confidence. Summarising, paraphrasing, cohesion, synonyms and style. 3) Academic English
Semester TWO:
Grammar and structures for academic study. Familiarisation with academic reading and listening texts. Conversation and discussion in the academic context. Essay writing �principles and practice. Focused vocabulary work. 4) Cultural Studies
Introduction to British culture and society: Education, history, social issues, the media, sport, popular culture, and people and places of interest and importance. One thousand word essay to be completed over the Christmas break. STUDY SKILLS
IT HAS BEEN SHOWN BY RESEARCH THAT STUDENTS WHO HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING OF STUDY SKILLS PERFORM BETTER AT UNIVERSITY.
How to be an efficient student: why lazy people work the hardest. Keeping work files. Research �how to find information: library systems, indexes, skim reading. Note taking and writing up. Listening in class �‘dictagloss. Learning styles �how to learn effectively - Keeping a Learner Diary. Essays and assignments �brainstorming �structure - planning �writing. What will your university tutor require of you? How to give a seminar/presentation. Exam techniques. How to answer an essay question. What is an assignment? �How to start work. Assistance with completion of assignment. Bibliographies and references. 5) Information Technology
Using ‘Word to write up an assignment or project. Use of the Internet for e-mails and research. Bibliographies, references, tables, figures and other useful things. You WILL be given work, which you will have to show to your tutor. 6) English for Business Studies Option
Key concepts and vocabulary to prepare you for taking Business Studies or related subjects at University. Listening and Reading with student and authentic texts. Practice with discussion and writing on Business topics 7) English for General Studies Option
Vocabulary and concepts within your study area. Vocabulary and concepts of topics including Psychology, Sociology, Art, Philosophy, Ethics and Literature. Listening and Reading with student and authentic texts. Practice with discussion and writing. 8) Examination English: Preparing You for The IELTS Exam
Complete familiarisation with the format of the exam. Practice and past papers. Exam techniques. Word order, sentence construction and essay analysis 9) Tutorial Support
You will be given a personal tutor at the beginning of the course. Tutorials will be held every three or four weeks. Take responsibility and organise a suitable time with your tutor. Dont just wait for your tutor to suggest a time. You will be able to discuss your assignment in Semester Two �your tutor will check that you are reading and thinking about it. ...''
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule: http://www.uiclondon.com/
Phone:+44 020 7079 3334
School Address:
Language House 76-78 Mortimer Street London W1W 7SA
Jobs & Resumes: London Houses & Roommates: London
Other training courses offered by United International College:
General English
Academic Year
General English & Conversation
General English & Business
General English, Business & Conversation
FCE
CAE
CPE
IELTS Preparation
TOEIC Preparation
Business English
Cambridge Certificate in Work Experience
Spanish for Life
Spanish for Holiday
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