English for Academic Purposes - Academic English - U-Prep Channel

Program overview

The English for Academic Purposes program at the University of Saskatchewan is tailored to enhance student success by developing essential language, cultural, and academic skills. This program is not just about learning English; it prepares students linguistically and culturally for their university studies and future careers. By completing this program, students gain a significant academic advantage, equipping them with the necessary tools to thrive in their chosen post-secondary pathways.

Program structure

The English for Academic Purposes program is structured to provide flexibility and support for students. The program is offered in both in-person and online formats, with classes scheduled in the morning from Monday to Friday. This allows students to plan their schedules effectively. The program features:

• Program Length: The final intake for the program is for the 2025 Fall Term, with the program concluding in December 2025.
• Blended learning options, allowing students to engage with peers both on-campus and online.
• Consistent class schedules to facilitate better planning for students.
• Support for switching between online and in-person classes without delaying studies.

Students will engage in various projects that simulate the expectations of independent study in regular academic classes, ensuring they are well-prepared for their future academic endeavors.

Featured Experiences

The English for Academic Purposes program offers several unique features designed to enhance the learning experience:

• Student Experience Team: A dedicated team available to assist students with academic and personal inquiries.
• Connected Tutorials: Weekly tutorials that foster connections between students and instructors.
• Learning Resources: Access to a library of additional resources to support both online and in-person learning.
• Community Engagement: Opportunities to socialize and participate in community outreach programs, enhancing understanding of Canadian culture.
• Friday Student Lounges: A platform for students to engage with peers across different levels.

Career Options

Graduates of the English for Academic Purposes program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Academic Advisor: Assisting students in navigating their educational paths and providing guidance on academic policies.
• Language Instructor: Teaching English as a second language to non-native speakers in various educational settings.
• Communications Specialist: Developing and managing communication strategies for organizations, focusing on clear and effective messaging.
• International Student Coordinator: Supporting international students in their transition to studying in Canada, ensuring they have the resources they need.
• Cultural Liaison: Facilitating understanding and collaboration between diverse cultural groups within educational institutions or organizations.

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