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proficiency in English for entry into their university departments.

2 English Teaching Centre. University English. This full-time intensive course is designed to help students reach an appropriate level of proficiency in English for entry into their university departments. It will also be useful for those who want generally to improve their English for personal and professional development within a British academic environment.

University English Running from September to June, this course has two levels and various start dates. Students will take a placement test on arrival and will be placed in the appropriate class.

3 University English Running from September to June, this course has two levels and various start dates. Students will take a placement test on arrival and will be placed in the appropriate class. Academic English Preparatory Course (AEPC) The course provides a solid foundation in the language skills necessary for: successful academic study professional development general English proficiency In addition, the course introduces students to the British culture and way of life, and the methods of study commonly found in universities in Britain. The course comprises the following: core language skills, core academic skills, and a range of afternoon options classes (subject to availability and demand) including: IELTS Preparation and Practice Social English British Life and Culture English for Science and Technology English for Social Science Pronunciation and Speaking Teacher Training / Development Lecture Programme Pathway to Academic English (PAE) This course is for students who arrive at a lower level of English and helps prepare students for higher level study by emphasising the following areas: grammar, vocabulary, accuracy and fluency in speaking, accuracy in writing and IELTS preparation and practice. At both levels, we also provide a weekly lecture and a regular educational visits programme to places of particular interest, eg. Manchester, York, the Lake District and Wales. There are weekly social activities, including, for example; football, a reading group and a film club. The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc@sheffield.ac.uk

Staff have strong links with the University Management School.

4 English Teaching Centre. Management English. Our Management English section is a specialist unit within the English Teaching Centre. Staff have strong links with the University Management School. These courses are suitable for students who would like to study English on a course taught with a Business and Management perspective.

Management English Management English Management English courses are recommended for students who would like to improve their knowledge of English in a business or management context.

5 Management English Management English Management English courses are recommended for students who would like to improve their knowledge of English in a business or management context. The course includes: Business Presentation Skills, Meetings and Negotiations, Business Vocabulary, Business Communication, Case Studies, Financial English and Economist Readings. Students can also choose from a range of options including preparation for IELTS and other externally recognised exams. This programme runs from September to June. Pre-sessional Management English This course is useful preparation for students intending to study businessrelated academic courses such as the MBA or MSc in Management at the University of Sheffield (or similar courses at other UK Universities). The course includes: IELTS preparation, Research skills, Listening to Lectures, Academic Reading and Writing, and Presentation and Seminar Skills. This course runs during the summer but students who arrive earlier may like to join our Management English programme to advance their English so that they can be successful in their application to a British University Masters course. Those wishing to follow a more general Business English course during the summer should see our STUDY English PLUS (Business) programme. Company Business English We can arrange tailor-made courses for companies who want to develop the language and communication skills of their international staff. managementenglish The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc@sheffield.ac.uk

We offer Presessional Academic English courses for students who are going on to study in departments at the

6 English Teaching Centre. International Summer School. ELTC welcomes students from all over the world on our International Summer School. We offer Presessional Academic English courses for students who are going on to study in departments at the University of Sheffield. Our STUDY English PLUS Options programme helps students to improve their English skills in a lively environment, as well as experience British life and culture.

International Summer School Pre-sessional Academic English Courses These courses prepare students for entry to departments in the University of Sheffield.

7 International Summer School Pre-sessional Academic English Courses These courses prepare students for entry to departments in the University of Sheffield. You will improve your language skills Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. You will develop your academic skills Listening to Lectures, Giving Effective Presentations, Participating in Seminars, Project Writing as well as Research/Library Skills. The courses will introduce you to British academic life and help you achieve the entry requirements for your department. Length of courses: course lengths differ depending on your level of English and the level needed to join your department. (See the website below for details) STUDY English PLUS Options This course is an excellent way to improve all your general English skills in active multi-cultural classes. You will learn how to communicate more effectively in English, further develop your accuracy in grammar and enrich your vocabulary. The course gives you the opportunity to develop your own interests through special Options Classes. These may include: (subject to level and availability) Business English Scientific English British Life and Culture Social English Exams English Academic Skills Teacher Training Pronunciation Length of courses: you can start on any Monday during the summer for a minimum of 3 weeks or a maximum of 10 weeks. Social Activity Programmes As part of the learning experience all International Summer School Students can join the many social, sporting and cultural activities that are organised. For up-to-date information including start dates, class times and costs, as well as accommodation, please visit: The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc.summer@sheffield.ac.uk

8 English Teaching Centre. Part-time Cambridge ESOL Exam Classes. The ELTC offers fee-paying part-time English language classes for the public or University community. These classes are at various levels and can lead to an internationally recognised English language exam from the University of Cambridge ESOL.

Part-time Cambridge ESOL Exam Classes FCE First Certificate in English FCE is an exam for people who can use everyday written and spoken English at an upper-intermediate level.

9 Part-time Cambridge ESOL Exam Classes FCE First Certificate in English FCE is an exam for people who can use everyday written and spoken English at an upper-intermediate level. It is an ideal exam for people who want to use English for initial steps into work or study in an Englishspeaking situation. FCE is at around B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. CAE Certificate in Advanced English CAE is a high-level qualification that is officially recognised by universities, employers and governments around the world and shows the level of English required for demanding academic and professional settings. CAE is around C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference. CPE Certificate of Proficiency in English CPE is Cambridge ESOL's most advanced exam. It is aimed at people who use English for professional or study purposes, in particular in areas that require a highly developed language competence. CPE is around C2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. Contact us to arrange a test of your level and an interview. All the ELTC s part-time classes offer well qualified and experienced tutors, a free course book and extra supplementary materials. Furthermore, you may take your University of Cambridge ESOL exam right here in Sheffield at the ELTC. The Centre may also offer other parttime classes and exam preparation subject to demand. For all up-to-date information including start dates, class times and fees, please visit: The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc.exams@sheffield.ac.uk

new and experienced English language teachers from all over the world.

10 English Teaching Centre. Teacher Training And Development. The University of Sheffield English Teaching Centre offers a wide range of courses and qualifications for both new and experienced English language teachers from all over the world. Internationally accredited and delivered by fully qualified and experienced professionals, these programmes can advance your career, increase your knowledge and improve your teaching.

Teacher Training and Development CELTA Certificate in English Teaching to Adults An internationally recognised certificate for people with little or no previous teaching experience wanting to make a

11 Teacher Training and Development CELTA Certificate in English Teaching to Adults An internationally recognised certificate for people with little or no previous teaching experience wanting to make a start in TEFL. (University of Cambridge ESOL Accredited) PTLLS Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector An additional award for certificatelevel English language teachers who want to work in the Lifelong Learning sector in the UK. (University of Cambridge ESOL Accredited) DELTA The Delta Modules (Diploma in English Teaching) The 'Delta Modules' is the highest level teaching qualification for English language professionals aiming to advance their careers. (University of Cambridge ESOL Accredited) TKT Teaching Knowledge Test A test of what you know about English language teaching and learning suitable for non-native teachers - with an optional preparation course. (University of Cambridge ESOL Accredited) ELTDP English Teacher Development Programme For practising overseas teachers, this programme is designed to develop your English language skills and TESOL methodology. (University of Sheffield ELTC Accredited) Courses designed for specific groups We can design and deliver a range of teacher training programmes to meet the needs of specific groups from around the world. (University of Sheffield ELTC Accredited) The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) tefl@shef.ac.uk

clients. It is possible to organise 'closed' courses for special groups who have a particular interest.

12 English Teaching Centre. Special Study Tour Groups. The ELT Centre has substantial experience in organising special courses designed to meet the needs of clients. It is possible to organise 'closed' courses for special groups who have a particular interest. It is also possible, at certain times of the year, to customise our existing courses by adding elements or substituting part of the course.

Small class sizes and the help of a personal tutor will ensure students get the most out of their time with us. Integrated Groups We welcome many groups of students onto our year round courses.

13 Special Study Tour Groups Closed Groups We can arrange special courses for closed groups at different times of the year. The programme of English study will be tailored to the specific needs of the group. Educational visits can be integrated into the course to provide a rich cultural background to their studies. Small class sizes and the help of a personal tutor will ensure students get the most out of their time with us. Integrated Groups We welcome many groups of students onto our year round courses. They have the advantage of mixing in classes of different nationalities and therefore widening their horizons through real international communication. Adapted Courses Some groups come to join our year round courses but follow a modified version. Typically they will mix with other international students for the morning English classes and then follow their own special classes (for example Teaching Methodology, Special Lectures, Technical English) in the afternoon. For all up-to-date information including start dates, class times and costs, as well as accommodation, please visit: The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc@sheffield.ac.uk

credit-bearing modules to specific University students.

14 English Teaching Centre. Credit-Bearing Modules for International Students. The University of Sheffield English Teaching Centre offers a wide range of credit-bearing modules to specific University students. The modules can form part of your programme here in Sheffield and are recognised internationally.

Credit-Bearing Modules for International Students The ELTC offers modules in 3 areas of English language study to ERASMUS and Study Abroad students, in particular those with English as a major

15 Credit-Bearing Modules for International Students The ELTC offers modules in 3 areas of English language study to ERASMUS and Study Abroad students, in particular those with English as a major subject in their home institution. 1) English as a Foreign These general English modules focus on the 4 skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking, as well as vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar. The module is available at different levels (e.g. Upperintermediate, Advanced and Proficiency), so that you are taught and assessed at the right language level. Classes aim to improve language through a range of topics covering aspects of British society. 2) English and Culture These more focussed English language modules consider a specific area of English-speaking culture and the literary genres associated with it. skills and accuracy are facilitated through the close study of a range of texts (mainly British) in the areas of Literature, News Media or Film for example. The classes encourage discussion and reflection of the cultural and linguistic issues raised in the texts. 3) English for Academic Purposes These academic modules focus on the use of the English language in academic and professional situations. Areas such as 'Reading and Writing' and 'Speaking and Listening' are covered in two individual modules, so that the specific text types and associated language can be studied in sufficient depth. The modules will not only complement your current university study in the UK, but will also provide you with transferable professional language skills. Study Abroad Students The ELTC can support your learning experience in Sheffield by offering an English course within your Study Abroad Programme with several start dates throughout the year. This course allows you to improve your English skills and knowledge and offers you the chance to progress onto linguistically more demanding modules in the University The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc.credit@sheffield.ac.uk

deal with the English language demands of your course.

16 English Teaching Centre. English Support Services. If you are already studying on a degree programme at the University of Sheffield we offer a range of services to help you deal with the English language demands of your course. You may take our free part-time English courses or your department may offer special departmental English support classes. You can also use our generous one-toone writing advisory service to get personal advice on your writing

English Support Services English Support classes (ELS) A range of free courses to help develop both your general language ability and your academic English skills.

17 English Support Services English Support classes (ELS) A range of free courses to help develop both your general language ability and your academic English skills. Improve your Grammar, practise your Pronunciation and develop your General English with these free weekly courses. Build confidence in speaking & listening and reading & writing. For a detailed list of these courses and information on how to register, please visit: Departmental Support (DLS) Specially designed courses in your department to help you develop the English needed to study specific academic subjects. ELTC teachers and academic subject tutors work together to create courses which will help you study your subject, improve your written work and build your confidence in speaking. Writing Advisory Service (WAS) Make an appointment for a one-toone tutorial to show your draft assignment to an English language teacher. The teacher will advise you on how to improve your writing. A great way to learn and submit better quality work. Open to both international and home students. For information on how to register and make an appointment, please visit: The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc.support@sheffield.ac.uk To see if your department offers these classes, please visit:

instruction twice a week for the partners of registered

18 English Teaching Centre. Partners English Classes. The English Teaching Centre provides free English language instruction twice a week for the partners of registered degree level students at the University.

Partners English Classes The English Teaching Centre provides free English language instruction twice a week, on Monday and Friday mornings, for the partners of registered degree level students at

The classes are friendly and relaxed, with an emphasis on improving spoken English and are taught by qualified teachers and student volunteers.

19 Partners English Classes The English Teaching Centre provides free English language instruction twice a week, on Monday and Friday mornings, for the partners of registered degree level students at the University. Classes There are beginners, intermediate and advanced classes for women and one mixed ability class for men. The classes are friendly and relaxed, with an emphasis on improving spoken English and are taught by qualified teachers and student volunteers. Crèche A crèche is provided by the University Nursery for these classes. Limited places are available for children aged between one year and five years old. These are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. Please note: we regret that partners of staff and certain categories of students are not eligible for these classes. The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc@sheffield.ac.uk

Tutors work with students to build upon study skills and develop

20 English Teaching Centre. Dyslexia Tutorial Service. One-to-one and group tutorials with a qualified dyslexia tutor. Tutors work with students to build upon study skills and develop strategies to deal with some of the challenges associated with SpLDs at university.

Dyslexia Tutorial Service Dyslexia Tutorial Service We work with The University of Sheffield Disability and Dyslexia Support Service to provide specialist support and guidance for students with an

These sessions cover areas such as: Writing skills Using and acknowledging sources Reading skills Time-management and organisation To qualify for dyslexia support tutorials, students will need to

21 Dyslexia Tutorial Service Dyslexia Tutorial Service We work with The University of Sheffield Disability and Dyslexia Support Service to provide specialist support and guidance for students with an identification of dyslexia or SpLD. These sessions cover areas such as: Writing skills Using and acknowledging sources Reading skills Time-management and organisation To qualify for dyslexia support tutorials, students will need to contact The Disability and Dyslexia Support Service at: Once funding has been secured following a formal identification of SpLD, students will be assigned a tutor who will meet regularly with them to work towards an agreed set of study objectives. For further information please visit; The English Teaching Centre The University of Sheffield 78 Hoyle Street Sheffield S3 7LG United Kingdom Tel. +44(0) Fax. +44(0) eltc.dyslexia@sheffield.ac.uk

Lower and Upper Secondary

Lower and Upper Secondary Type of Course Age Group Content Duration Target General English Lower secondary Grammar work, reading and comprehension skills, speech and drama. Using Multi-Media CD - Rom 7