English Preparation Program: Your Path to Studying in Canada

English Preparation Program

Program Overview

Are you looking to take your English language skills to the next level and unlock exciting academic opportunities? Look no further than the English Preparation Program at Evergreen College West Campus! Our intensive program is designed for intermediate-level English learners interested in studying English in Canada. It goes beyond simply improving your language skills, equipping you with the tools and confidence to thrive in an academic environment.

Content

Our program boasts a high success rate: graduates regularly achieve their academic goals, gaining admission to prestigious universities and colleges for studying English in Canada. We utilize effective teaching methods and data-driven strategies to ensure maximum learning outcomes. Evergreen College West Campus’s English Preparation Program offers experienced instructors, a comprehensive curriculum, individualized support, and a vibrant location, making it the perfect choice for intermediate-level English learners to achieve their academic goals and unlock exciting opportunities in Canada.

Course Timeline

Weeks: 12

Total hours: 240

Content Outline

The EPP curriculum consists of 12 weeks with 12 independent units. Each unit incorporates English speaking, listening, reading, and writing in the classroom exercises, and culminates in a weekly presentation or assessment of the practiced skills for students interested in studying English in Canada.

WEEKLY THEMES INCLUDE:
• Listening and recording information on the phone and in meetings.
• Writing and asking for assistance from authorities.
• Reading and understanding documents and artides.
• Speaking in pairs and related information.

Completion Requirements

• Students must achieve an attendance standard of 85%
• Submission of weekly assignments
• Achieving a passinq grade of 310 or more on the Wonderlic Basic Skills Test (BST)
• Possess a General English Diploma (GED) Level 12 or higher

What You Will Learn

SAMPLE COURSE TASKS
Listening:
• Sentence Completion
• Map and Diagram Labelling
• Relating Times, Dates and Numbers
• Table and Flow-Chart Completion
Academic Reading:
• Identifying Information
• Matching Visual Aids and Information
• Collocations in Modern Usage
• Matching Ideas and Features
Academic Writing:
• Interpreting Bar Charts
• Understanding Diagrams
• Discussion and Opinion Essay
• Agreeing and Disagreeing Essay
Speaking:
• Two-Way Discussions
• Introductions and Interviews
• Individual Long-Term Speaking
• Formal and Informal Business Discourse
Grammar:
• Using Future Tenses
• Identifying Past Simple versus Present-PerfectTenses
• Modal Verb Usage
• Passive and Active Verb Usages
• ProperWord Declension and Placement

Job finding workshops

Each and every course, including those focused on studying English in Canada, provides a job finding workshop after the completion of the course. A student has to enroll themselves with the administration department of the college.