General Arts And Science: English Language Studies (7389)

Program overview

The General Arts and Science: English Language Studies (ELS) program is designed to enhance your academic English language skills, preparing you for further post-secondary education in Ontario. This two-year certificate program focuses on developing essential skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, with a particular emphasis on pronunciation. Students will also engage in credit-based courses that provide knowledge about Canada, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. The program is available for students in the fall, winter, and spring/summer terms, making it accessible for various schedules.

Program structure

The General Arts and Science: English Language Studies program spans a two-year period, structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience. Key features of the program structure include:

• Four levels of English language instruction, each lasting one full term (15 weeks).
• Placement in one of the four levels based on the results of the Conestoga English Language Assessment and Placement (CELAP) test.
• Delivery options include a hybrid model (two days online and three days on campus) and a fully online format.

This program is designed to accommodate various learning preferences and schedules, ensuring that students can effectively develop their language skills in a supportive environment.

Featured Experiences

• Co-operative education opportunities to gain practical experience in real-world settings.
• Hybrid delivery model that combines online learning with in-person classes, providing flexibility.
• Comprehensive support through the Conestoga English Language Assessment and Placement (CELAP) test for tailored learning paths.
• Engagement in credit-based courses that enhance knowledge about Canadian culture and education.

Career Options

Graduates of the General Arts and Science: English Language Studies program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Language Instructor: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in various educational settings.
• Academic Advisor: Assist students in navigating their educational paths and provide guidance on course selection.
• Community Outreach Coordinator: Work with community organizations to promote language learning and cultural integration.
• Content Writer: Create educational materials and resources for language learners and educational institutions.
• ESL Program Coordinator: Oversee English language programs in schools or community centers, ensuring quality and effectiveness.

These roles leverage the skills developed during the program, providing graduates with opportunities to make a meaningful impact in the field of education and beyond.

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