
Course Number |
Course Title |
Credits |
|
ESL-210 |
American English Phonetics |
1.5 |
|
ESL-220 |
English Grammar II |
8 |
|
ESL-230 |
English For Everyday Communication II |
8 |
|
ESL-240 |
Reading II |
1.5 |
|
ESL-250 |
Workplace English II |
8 |
|
ESL-260 |
Applied Grammar II |
8 |
|
ESL-270 |
American History & Culture II |
1.5 |
|
ESL-280 |
General Computer Skills & Career Preparation |
1.5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total Semester Credits = 38 Total Clock Hours = 720 |
|
|
The length of time normally required for completion of program = 30 to 32 weeks (day). The length of time normally required for completion of program = 47 to 50 weeks (evening). |
||
This program is designed to improve the English-language skills of speakers of other languages who need these skills in order to obtain employment in positions for which they have pre-existing skills and experience. Upon successful completion of the Intermediate ESL program, the student will have been trained in intermediate English-language speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills; a deeper understanding of American society, culture, workplace expectations, and workplace practices; essential computer skills; and the ability to carry out a successful job search (locating job openings, resume preparation, job-application skills, and interviewing skills). Having successfully completed the Intermediate ESL program, students will be eligible for gainful employment in the United States in a variety of positions that integrate their pre-existing skills and experience with their English-language competencies acquired in this program.
