English Language Center

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These English Language courses are for the non-native English speaker. The students will learn how to survive and thrive in everyday life in an English speaking country. Skill development includes conversation, fluency, articulation, grammar, reading, writing and critical thinking skills in English. Evening and daytime courses are available. Content emphasizes basic structure and grammar.

If any textbooks are required or suggested for any of the courses listed in this section, the instructor will notify the students during the first class. The books can be purchased at campus bookstores.

Students may take the self assessment here if they are unsure of what level of class they should take.

Self Test for Placement: Continuing Education Placement Self Test

2008-3 CE Summer English Classes.pdf

ALL NEW COURSE FEES

Accent Reduction/Modification I EDC 0579 24 HRS. $155

Improve English pronunciation, articulation and fluency skills for use in business and life.

Sat 5/17-6/21 9 am-1:00 pm Pines/100/208 352105
Sat 5/17-6/21 9 am-1:00 pm North/49/214 ★352106
Tu 5/20-6/24 6-10:00pm WHC/33/411 352107

Accent Reduction/Modification II EDC 0580 24 HRS. $155
Advanced English pronunciation, articulation & fluency skills for use in business and life.

Sat 6/28-8/9 9 am-1:00pm North/49/214 352108
Sat 6/28-8/9 9am-1:00pm Pines/100/210 352109
Tu 7/1-8/5 6-10:00pm WHC/33/411 352110

Business Language Boutique EDE 0868 40 HRS. $400.

Language Boutique is a new concept in personalized teaching. The classes will consist of a maximum of 5 students. The 5 student environment, with an extended interactive methodology, will instill a sense of confidence in the students. This course is geared to the students who wish to work, or are working in a professional business environment. The first part of the course consists of basic English language skills, for example vocabulary, grammar and speech fluency. The second part of the course consists of typical business situations with reading materials from the business world, business specific career vocabulary and workforce conversational English. For information call: (954)229-2361

MW 6/2-7/21 6-9:00 pm Central/5/112 352126

English Writing for Business I EDC 0685 24 HRS. $155

For non-native and native speakers of English who want to enhance their English language writing skills. Emphasis on business terms, grammatical expressions and idioms used in the workplace.

W 5/21-6/25 6-10:00 pm Pines/100/207 352118
MW 6/2-6/30 6-9:00 pm CSCHS* 352291

English Writing for Business II EDC 0818 24 HRS. $155

Intermediate to advanced course for non-native and native speakers of English who want to enhance their writing skills. Emphasis on business terms, grammatical expressions and idioms used the the workplace.

W 7/2-8/6 6-10:00 pm Pines/100/207 352121
MW 7/7-7/30 6-9:00 pm CSCHS* 352292

Intensity English I EDC 0751 60 HRS. $289

For non-English speakers who have limited knowledge of the English language. Students will learn basic grammar, conversation, as well as reading and writing skills. Class meets several times a week. . An assessment test will be given by the instructor the first day of class.

TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm North/48/223 352144
WF 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm South/TR405 352138
MW 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm Weston/209 352139
MTh 5/29-8/7 6-9:00 pm Central/15/103 352141
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon Pines/100/209 352136
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon North/52/208 352137

Intensity English II EDC 0791 60 HRS. $289

For the intermediate English language student who has prior knowledge of English. Students will learn advanced grammar, conversation, writing and reading skills in English. Class meets several times a week. An assessment test will be given by the instructor the first day of class.

TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm Weston/209 352177
TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm North/49/215 352178
WF 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm Central/15/103 352179
MTh 5/29-8/7 6-9:00 pm South/70/115 352176
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon Weston/208 352147
MWF 6/2-7/21 12:30-3:30 pm North/48/223 352168
TuTh 6/3-8/7 9 am-Noon Weston/220 353947

Intensity English III EDC 0919 60 HRS. $325

For the non-native English language student at the high intermediate level. Expand and enhance communication skills, as well as improve grammar skills through written and verbal exercises. Practice advanced conversation skills, increase reading comprehension skills, and develop extensive vocabulary. Class meets several times a week. An assessment test will be given by the instructor the first day of class.

TuTh 5/27-7/31 6:30-9:30 pm Central/5/107 352182
TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm North/52/207 352183
TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm Weston/220 352184
TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm South/TR 403 352185
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon Weston/218 352180
MWF 6/2-7/21 9:30a-12:30 pm North/48/223 352181

Intensity English IV EDE 0494 60 HRS. $325

For the advanced level non-native English language student. Students progress to a higher level grammar text, develop advanced conversation skills, practice complex reading and writing skills and increase English vocabulary. An assessment test will be given by the instructor the first day of class.

TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm Weston/219 352188
MW 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm North/52/208 352189
WF 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm Central/5/107 352190
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon Weston/219 352187

Intensity English V EDE 0495 60 HRS. $325

For the non-native English language student at the superior advanced level. Practice, refine, and apply comprehensive and complex grammar structures, reading, writing and vocabulary skills in English. Use advance conversation skills. . An assessment test will be given by the instructor the first day of class.

TuTh 5/27-7/31 6-9:00 pm North/47/200 352192
ThSat 5/29-8/7 6-9:00 pm Central/5/105 352193
9 am-Noon (Sat)
MWF 6/2-7/21 9 am-Noon Weston/209 352191

Speak for Success EDE 0376 48 HRS $255

For both the native and non-native speaker of English. This is a multi-faceted approach to improving and increasing oral and written language fluency skills in both formal and informal settings, especially when interacting with customers in a business setting. Appropriate responses will be demonstrated and additional ones elicited from the students. The ultimate goal is for the student to acquire the knowledge and skill to speak for success with confidence and assurance.

Sat 5/17-8/9 9:30a-1:30 pm North/49/215 352116
Tu 5/20-8/5 6-10:00 pm Central/15/103 352115

Zero English: Start from the Beginning EDE 0904 60 HRS. $325
This course is designed for students with ZERO knowledge of English. It starts with the simple ABC’s in a 1-2-3 (See it-Say it–Use it) Step-By-Step technique. Each lesson will cover a specific grammar structure (present and past tense verbs) which will be practiced through repetition exercises, dialogues, and writing exercises based on real life experiences. This will encompass everyday communication skills.
TuTh 5/27-7/31 9:30a-12:30 pm Central/FAU H 352128
MW 5/28-8/6 6-9:00 pm North/52/209 352127

English Conversation: An Essential Step to Living in the United States EDE 0071 70 HRS. $360
A conversation course for non-native speakers. Introduction to the “American” English language using everyday situations in an active group exchange, and an exciting step toward learning about life in the USA. No textbook purchase necessary
MWF 6/2-7/30 9 am-Noon Pines/100/223 352112
MWF 6/2-7/30 1 pm-4:00 pm Central/5/105 352111

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