English Language Program

selkirk.ca/english-language-program

LENGTH OF STUDY:

Course of Studies Depending on English skill level at entry,
Course Name Credit this is one to six semesters
EASL 015 Fundamental Grammar On Campus 5 ACCREDITATION:
EASL 016 Fundamental Writing On Campus 3 Certificate
EASL 017 Fundamental Reading On Campus 6
EASL 018 Fundamental Communications On Campus 4 CAMPUS:
Castlegar Campus
EASL 025 Intermediate Grammar - Verbs On Campus 5
EASL 026 Intermediate Writing - Sentence Structures On Campus 3
EASL 027 Intermediate Reading - Vocabulary and Meaning On Campus 6
Program Summary
EASL 028 Intermediate Communications - Conversation Skills On Campus 4
EASL035 Intermediate Grammar - Structures On Campus 5 The Academic English program gives students the
; ; opportunity to build their English language skills and
EASL 036 Intermediate Writing - Expressing Ideas On Campus 3 earn credits that can be used to transfer into Selkirk
EASL 037 Intermediate Reading - Current Ideas On Campus 6 College diploma or University Transfer programs.
EASL 038 Intermediate Communications - Expressing Opinions On Campus 4 The core English Language Program includes
FASL 045 Advanced Grammar - Complex Verbs On Campus 4 instruction in all English skill areas at fundamental,
= intermediate, and advanced stages. Students at
EASL 046 Advanced Writing - Paragraphs / Essays On Campus 4 all levels have a choice of oral communication
EASL 047 Advanced Reading - Contemporary Reading On Campus 6 seminars as well as additional elective courses.
EASL 048 Ad dC icati Develoning Di . onc 4 Advanced students may choose courses with either a
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EASL 055 Advanced Grammar - Complex Structures On Campus 4
7 PROGRAM
EASL 056 Advanced Writing - College Essays On Campus 4 ; ;
— Students are tested on arrival and placed in core
EASL056 Advanced Writing - Technical Writing On Campus 4 study areas based on their individual skills
EASL057A Advanced Reading - Academic Reading On Campus 3 — 22 hours of instruction per week for the basic core
EASL057B Advanced Reading - World Literature On Campus 3 program
EASL057C = Advanced Reading - Media Reading On Campus 3 — Credit granted and certificates awarded for
successful completion of each level
EASL 058 Advanced Communications - Exploring Issues On Campus 4
EASL 065 College Preparation - Grammar On Campus 2 ACTIVITIES
: _ Students will have the opportunity to go hiking,
EASL 066 College Preparation - Research Writing On Campus 3 canoeing, skiing and other outdoor activities
EASL 067 College Preparation - Integrated Studies On Campus 4 depending on the season. On weekends, interested
EASL 068 College Preparation - Community Outreach On Campus 4 students can sign up for a variety of activities or for
short organized trips with other students.
EASLO91A = Music and Pronunciation On Campus 2
After class activities may have extra costs for
EASL091B Art and Photography On Campus 2 transportation and admission that students are
EASLO91C Movies and Discussions On Campus 2 responsible for paying.
EASLO9IE Theatre On Campus 2 Additional activities may be organized if there is
EASL092A Volunteer Internship On Campus D) enough interest. Examples of additional activities
include:
EASL 092B Community Adventures On Campus 2
umn P ~ Banff Trip — 2 nights ($275)
EASL 092C Canadian Studies On Campus 2 — Kelowna Trip — 1 night ($180)
EASL 092D _ Leadership On Campus 2 — Vancouver Trip — 2 nights ($300)
EASL 092E Newspaper On Campus 2
EASL 093A Academic Preparation On Campus 2
EASL 093B Speaking Professionally On Campus 2
EASL 093C Teaching and Learning Languages On Campus 2

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