Last updated on 2025-07-09
Program Overview
Enhance your English academic writing and verbal communication skills with Dalhousie’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Level 2 program. This program is designed for students who have been conditionally accepted into undergraduate or graduate programs at Dalhousie University or any English-speaking university but need to improve their English language skills. EAP Level 2 focuses on developing advanced academic skills necessary for success in higher education.
Program Structure
The EAP Level 2 program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a 12-week period. The program includes:
- 288 hours of instruction.
- Courses available in a HyFlex modality, allowing students to choose between online or face-to-face learning.
- Opportunities to enroll in one undergraduate credit course at Dalhousie while completing EAP Level 2, provided the course is scheduled outside of EAP class hours.
This program is tailored to help students develop the necessary skills for academic success, including reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, and effective communication strategies.
Featured Experiences
The EAP Level 2 program offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:
- Focus on reading and comprehending high-level academic texts.
- Development of a rich academic vocabulary.
- Application of listening and note-taking strategies during lectures.
- Opportunities to produce texts in various important written academic genres.
- Training in academic integrity and essential academic behaviors such as time management and collaboration.
Students will also engage in presentations, discussions, and debates, further enhancing their verbal communication skills.
Career Options
Graduates of the EAP Level 2 program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:
- Academic Advisor: Assist students in navigating their academic paths and provide guidance on course selection and career options.
- Research Assistant: Support academic research projects by conducting literature reviews, data collection, and analysis.
- ESL Teacher: Teach English as a Second Language to non-native speakers in various educational settings.
- Content Writer: Create written content for educational materials, websites, and publications, focusing on clarity and academic standards.
- Communications Specialist: Develop and implement communication strategies for organizations, ensuring effective messaging and engagement.
These roles leverage the advanced English skills and academic knowledge gained through the EAP Level 2 program, preparing graduates for success in their chosen fields.
DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.
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