Learning English for Academic Purposes: First Steps

This online course will introduce the academic languages ​​and skills necessary for teaching English at university.

You will work on learning the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) the college students are working on: listening to lectures, taking notes, making oral presentations, reading academic papers (long sentences and visual Including general information). Academic discourse

Through the course you can share the work of your practice with other participants, give and receive opinions.

This course is designed for students who wish to study English at university. You need an IELTS 5 English level.

Academic English (EAP) is an example of a group of English courses (English only) (ESP). The ESP course is designed for students to study the course for "specific" reasons. That is, the course is designed to meet the requirements of English learners. Students are not only good at learning English but also learn ESP courses for specific needs. Academic English (EAP) is an example of a group of English courses (English only) (ESP). The ESP course is designed for students to study the course for "specific" reasons. That is, the course is designed to meet the requirements of English learners. Students are not good at studying English, but studying ESP courses for specific needs.

Academic English (EAP) is usually one of two branches of Special Purpose English (ESP) and the other branch is English for professional purposes (Hamp-Lyons, 2011; Hyland and Hamp - Lyons, 2002); Flowerdew and Peacock, 2001) EAP focuses on English education, mainly for preparing non-native language (NNS) learners for academic research and English intermediate courses and institutional studies Can be identified by matching. EAP education can and can occur at many academic research levels but has traditionally been associated with research at the university or university level in higher education institutions (HEI) (Hyland and Hamp - Lyons, 2002).