Aims and Objectives: The MITC aims to: 1) Focus on active English Language learning, through the use of “authentic” materials. 2) Develop individuals Basic English Vocabulary and Grammatical Structures, to successfully communicate. 3) Develop literary and analytical skills, enabling a smooth transition to higher levels of study. 4) Enable individuals to speak with confidence on topics related to their business and work in general. 5) Provide individuals with the skills and techniques to speak and write Standard English for specific work - related fields. 6) Provide qualified personnel in English, to deliver effective programs to individuals. 7) To develop individual and corporate confidences in the English Language. |
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Introduction: English for the past decade has grown into the primary language for international communication. Companies and individuals today find that their primary source of competitive advantage lies in the knowledge they possess. The MITC will focus on developing a range of communicative language competencies , in order for individuals to be able to perform their job-related tasks efficiently. The Intensive English programme consists of English instruction at six proficiency levels. The first four levels provide remedial work, instruction and practice in Listening, Speaking, Writing, Reading, Academic Writing Essentials, Practice and Presentation Skills. The last two levels will provide students with Dissertation, Thesis and Essay Writing support. Purpose of the Program:
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Course Assessment: Students will be assessed on the following: 1. Oral Presentations 2. Speaking activities, such as interview and role play 3. Reading Projects 4. Assignment Work 5. Participation 6. Multimedia Work 7.Assessment Tests |
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Flexible for Professional Staff/Employees/Individuals . Level of Intensive English Courses: - 6 Levels
At each level of study, students will develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Students will have the opportunity to study one or all the three levels. Students will be examined at each level and will be provided with the appropriate accreditation for each level/s, when they have met the criteria. |
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