The English and Academic Preparation - Pre-Collegiate non-credit course is for students with a (minimum) high-intermediate level of English. This certificate course is designed to help domestic and international students develop the academic skills necessary for success in undergraduate studies at an American university while strengthening their English proficiency.
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English and Academic Preparation - Pre-Collegiate
Rice UniversityAbout this Course
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academic English language skills to communicate effectively in spoken and written contexts
strategies to read academic materials and take notes more efficiently
guidelines for common assignments in undergraduate courses such as academic presentations and essay writing
Skills you will gain
- Academic Writing
- listening
- academic reading
- oral presentations
- note-taking
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Listening, Speaking and Critical Thinking
Writer's Workshop
Reading and Note Taking
Application Project
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TOP REVIEWS FROM ENGLISH AND ACADEMIC PREPARATION - PRE-COLLEGIATE
I loved the course! It's short, and you can do everything with time. I learned many things from the class. Thank you for the opportunity of financial assistance.
I learnt lot from this course. It's really helpful for my writing and speaking. thank you.
I learned a lot from this course and I have improved a lot in writing.
I enjoyed learning with you mentors.
It enhance my knowledge about English.
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