Students requiring ESL courses will be registered by Student Academic & Financial Services until all ESL requirements are successfully completed. A schedule hold is in effect during this time which prevents students from making changes to their schedule. Students wishing to continue enrollment in ESL courses during the summer must notify Student Academic & Financial Services.

Students enrolled in ESL courses will be allowed no more than 3 attempts to successfully complete each course. Students who are unsuccessful after the second attempt of a course will be assigned an academic standing hold and be placed on academic probation. Students who are unsuccessful after the third attempt of a course will be academically dismissed.... [-]

With ELS Language Experience+ 3, you can work toward improving your English for 3 hours each day. Your classes will focus on the conversation that you can use inside of the classroom, and more importantly, outside in the real world. You also have the opportunity to put your new speaking skills to use with a variety of cultural activities specific to the Center you choose.

You can start any Monday of the year and stay for as few or as many weeks as you like. The program’s 3 levels of instruction – basic, intermediate, and proficient – have a placement test each Monday for students to advance in levels, and a certificate of completion is awarded based on attendance. The choice is yours. Choose ELS Language Experience+ 3.... [-]

Offering more than 100 Associates Degree and Certificate programs, Parkland College is well known for its small class sizes, state­-of-­the-­art facilities, inclusive learning environment, and personable faculty. Parkland boasts the largest international student body of any 2­ year college in the state of Illinois, with more than 300 students representing more than 40 countries. The Associate Degree offers an ideal and inexpensive doorway for international students wanting to enter the American education system. Having worked to perfect their English language skills through the English as a Second Language (ESL) program or earned two years­ worth of transferable credits, many of Parkland’s international students then transfer on to 4­ year universities (2+2 transfer) around the United States, where they continue their educations, earning Baccalaureate and graduate degrees. Parkland College faculty are well accustomed to the challenges faced by international students are experienced in dealing with them. Parkland strives to enhance global awareness and multiculturalism through education and faculty welcome the perspective brought by international students in their classes.... [-]

Locations: London and Eastbourne

Taught out of our London and Eastbourne schools, our General English course is designed to improve students’ core English skills, whether they're advanced learners or just starting out.

We want to make sure that you get the most out of your lessons and can improve your fluency and accuracy as much as possible. Our General English course will focus on your:

Our General English courses are a fantastic opportunity to study English while living in the UK, whether your staying on a long or short-term basis.

You can choose to learn English in the vibrant city of London or in the more relaxing setting of Eastbourne, on the south coast of England. Our tuition is designed to improve your core English ability so that you’re easily able to use your language skills on a day to day basis.... [-]

If you're interested in learning English as a second language, HFC's English Language Institute (ELI) is for you. The ELI offers instruction in American English language and culture. Our intensive English program prepares you for success in college-level English courses, employment that requires written and oral proficiency in English, and the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam.

We offer day and evening classes in English writing, grammar, reading, speaking, listening and study skills. We also offer classes in advanced grammar, pronunciation/conversation and TOEFL preparation. You can develop your English through small and large group interactions, and our enthusiastic and dedicated instructors will help you meet your goals.... [-]

Students have two options for admission:

Students at Massachusetts International Academy (MAIA) focus on developing listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills while also preparing for the academic requirements of university study in the US. The goals of the MAIA curriculum are:

Prepare for university-level study, career advancement, or for the accomplishment of personal goals in our CEA-accredited, academically oriented 10-Week Intensive English as a Second Language Program.

The goals of the curriculum include:

Full-time students in the Intensive English Program attend classes for a minimum of 21 hours per week. During the fall and spring semesters, students follow the regular university calendar and schedule of Monday / Wednesday / Friday classes of 50 minutes and Tuesday / Thursday classes of 75 minutes each.

Detailed Course Descriptions

The Reading course is designed to improve skills and strategies for improving reading through extensive and intensive reading.... [-]

Easton Country Day School’s (ECDS) High School program strives to develop well-rounded students capable of performing at the most competitive universities.

We strive to accomplish our mission by:

The primary focus of this course is English for communication.

15 hours per week of General English classes

The Study Year concept has been designed to cater for the specific needs of long-term students.

It is ideal if you want to become proficient in English and/or want to study or live in an English-speaking country.

The programme is tailor-made for those students who need extra support, both in and beyond the classroom, in reaching their English language goals.

For students who aim to study at a university or college in an English-speaking country, Study Year is designed to help them to reach the right level of English. We also offer related support: we assist students with applications for further study and help them to register and prepare for the English qualifications they need (e.g. IELTS).... [-]

The Intensive English Language Program within the School of Humanities, Religion and Social Sciences offers preparatory English as a Second Language (ESL) courses to equip non-native English-speaking international students, scholars and professionals with language and culture skills needed to meet the rigor of university life at Fresno Pacific University. These programs provide academic training for international and American students, preparing them for academic success in the university. Students focus on the development and demonstration of competencies in academic research and writing, oral presentation and auditory and pronunciation skills.

The Intensive English Language Program (IELP) is designed for second language learners, both international and domestic, seeking to improve their English abilities, particularly to meet language requirements for college and university admission. Along with English language development, the IELP seeks to assist students in their transition to life in the United States. Providing such services is an expression of the Fresno Pacific University Idea in “inviting persons from various cultural, national, ethnic, and religious settings and backgrounds to participate in the educational experience.” Whether these students come only to study English, or to complete an undergraduate degree, they are provided with numerous opportunities to be challenged by the actions and words of students and faculty.... [-]

5 also has an Academic EnThe General English courses allow students from Beginner level right up to Upper Intermediate level to develop their ESL skills in all four components of English - Grammar, Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking and Presentation skills. General English Level 5 also has an Academic English component so that students can make a smooth transition from GE into EAP studies and then on to tertiary studies.

Course Duration: 1 to 60 weeks

Levels: Beginner, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced

Intake Dates: Any Monday

Study per week: 20 hours of face-to-face study per week... [-]

These are our most comprehensive student programs and are offered to students studying in the US on an F-1 Student Visa. This program includes 18-hours of class a week Monday through Thursday. Each term lasts eight weeks.

Our International Student Visa (F-1) Program offers four schedules:

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INTERLINK A.C.E. at Montana State University is located in Bozeman, Montana, a university town in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. INTERLINK A.C.E. students spend 21 hours a week in intensive English language classes. Students may choose to live in a campus dorm, or in an apartment off or on campus. The mission of the INTERLINK A.C.E. at Montana State University is to prepare students linguistically and culturally for their educational and professional pursuits as well as to provide opportunities for personal growth. Upon successful completion of the INTERLINK A.C.E. program, students are able to: