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Language Services Unit
Supporting your academic success
English Language Programmes - 2016/17 anglia.ac.uk/lsu
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Contents
Welcome to Anglia Ruskin
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Life At LSU
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Accommodation
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Cambridge
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Chelmsford
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Studying English at LSU
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Degree Preparation Courses • Pre-sessional English • CRIC- Pre-sessional English
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General English • English for University Studies • English and Communication Skills
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Summer Programmes • English Language and Culture • English Plus Programmes
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Professional Development • CELTA • Teacher Training and Development Programme • IELTS Preparation
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Other Courses • Bespoke Courses
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English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT)
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How to Apply
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Campus Map
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This guide is designed to be read alongside our website, which contains details on all our LSU programmes. Please see our website
www.anglia.ac.uk/lsu or you can get in touch with us using the contact information on the back of this brochure.
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A warm welcome
Hello and welcome to the Language Services Unit at Anglia Ruskin University. We are pleased that you are thinking about studying with us. Our friendly and highly professional language centre is an important part of the university, providing a wide range of English courses for international students and teachers. Whether you would like to improve your academic skills prior to your degree, prepare for IELTS, enhance your general English or study a summer programme we have a course that suits. We also offer teacher training and development courses, CELTA and bespoke courses for groups. Our team of professionals will provide quality teaching to support your academic success and excellent student support to help you enjoy your time studying and living in the UK. We offer a warm and welcoming place to study, so you instantly feel relaxed when communicating in English. Studying at Anglia Ruskin, you will have access to a modern and innovative campus-based university. We run our programmes in Cambridge, a famously beautiful, historical city, and Chelmsford, a lively city only 35 minutes from London. We hope you will enjoy both. We look forward to welcoming you to Anglia Ruskin University. Stephanie Dimond-Bayir Academic Director, Language Services Unit (LSU)
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Welcome to Anglia Ruskin
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Anglia Ruskin is one of the largest universities in the East of England, with campuses in Cambridge, Chelmsford and Peterborough; with a global student body of 40,000 students and 177 different nationalities. We have some of the best facilities in the UK, having invested £122 million over the past five years.
Cambridge and Chelmsford offer safe, relaxed and friendly places to study. Both campuses are only a short walk to the city centre and train station, with London less than an hour away from Cambridge and 35 minutes from Chelmsford. You will have access to a wide range of cafes and restaurants, sports facilities, an ATM (cash) machine and much more.
“ I like studying in Cambridge, being in
such a historical city really inspires you to learn. During my English course I enjoyed developing my independent learning skills. The teachers also showed us some great research techniques and and how to use the library effectively to help with our research. I really like the facilities at ARU, especially the library, and the accommodation, as everything is very convenient and close by. “ Sebastião Rizzo Neto – Brazil 13 week pre-sessional course
These include:
University facilities and Services • 24 hour access Library (during term time) • 24 hour access to Computer Labs • Coffee shops, cafes, and restaurants serving hot and cold food • Wide range of accommodation • Sports facilities both on and off campus, including gym, table tennis, sports hall, swimming pool, climbing wall (there may be a charge for some facilities) • Mumford Theatre, offering a range of professional productions, student theatre and free lunch time music recitals – (Cambridge) • Ruskin Gallery – presenting year-round exhibitions (Cambridge) • Outdoor market selling a wide range of vegetables, bread and savouries (Chelmsford) • Student services support including our Students’ Union, Medical Centre, Employment Bureau, University Chaplaincy, Disability Advice • John Smith University Bookshops - which sell a wide range of academic text books • I-Centre who look after student registration, supplying student ID cards and help international students set up their bank accounts • International Student Advice Service Team who can provide advice on immigration and visas, working in the UK, and welfare support. 05
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Life at LSU At the Language Services Unit (LSU) we have a dedicated team to welcome you to Anglia Ruskin and support you during your studies. We provide a fun and lively social programme to help you make friends, practise your English in a relaxed environment and immerse yourself in British culture. We provide a wide range of services to support you during your studies with the LSU. We continue to offer this support to students who progress onto a degree or Master's programme at Anglia Ruskin, offering free in-sessional English. The facilities and services we provide at LSU include the following;
LSU facilities and services • Orientation programme • Free airport pick-up • Registration with Anglia Ruskin University • Dedicated Student Experience Officer • Student welfare support
Visa Support Many of our international students may need advice on immigration and visas. We work closely with our University's International Student Advice Service Team to provide you with this support. You can also make individual appointments. If you need to extend your Tier 4 visa you will be able to do this through the Batch Scheme. Your application will be thoroughly checked before it is sent to the UK Visa Immigration (UKVI) office and you will be kept updated of your visa status. If you use this service it will allow you to enrol onto you degree programme, before you receive your new visa.
• Social Activities • End of course party/certificate ceremony • Multi-media language laboratory • Attendance monitoring • Guidance for independent study • Additional support for students who require it • In-sessional English • Language support
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To find out all the services our International Student Advice Service team offer please check their website www.anglia.ac.uk/international/ planning-your-travel/internationalstudent-advice-service
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Social Programme All students on our full-time LSU courses can join our full and lively social programme. This includes activities both on and off-campus, and local visits around Cambridge/ Chelmsford. These include • Sports Activities (including football, cricket, and rounder’s) • Bowling • Themed parties and events • Punting on the River Cam • Conversation club/games night • Pizza and Quiz events • Ice-skating (winter only) • End of course party If you attend one of our summer courses we also include full-day trips to popular cultural attractions and half-day trips around Cambridge.
Meet Sean Page – Student Experience Officer Hi everyone. My name is Sean Page, I will be the first person you meet when you start your LSU Programme. During your orientation I will introduce you to the rest of the LSU team and enrol you onto your course. As part of your welcome I will also take you on a guided tour of the campus to help you familiarise yourself with the university. To help you settle in I provide information on where you can find all the local amenities you may need including banks (that have ATM’s), supermarkets, restaurants, train and bus stations and anything else you might need. I am available for you to come and see me for any non-academic questions that you may have including information on your accommodation, travel, day trips and much more.
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These include • Fitzwilliam museum • Afternoon Tea in Grantchester • Cambridge University Botanical garden • Duxford Imperial War museum • Ely Cathedral • English Heritage Sites • Day trips to Oxford, London, Stratford Upon Avon and Brighton
Clubs and Societies on campus There are many university events and clubs and societies you can join on campus. We always encourage students to join these to integrate into university life. You can find more information on our student union website. www.anglia.ac.uk/student-life/studentsunion-and-events
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Accommodation
In Cambridge and Chelmsford we have a wide range of accommodation options to suit all preferences and budgets. Our campus accommodation is subject to availability and we would recommend that you book as soon as you have accepted your offer to study with us.
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On-campus accommodation In Cambridge and Chelmsford we offer on-campus accommodation which is a great way to make new friends and experience university life. For both campuses our accommodation is just a short walk to the city centre, supermarkets, banks and train stations. All our on-campus accommodation are selfcatering, with access to fully equipped kitchens. There are a range of eating places on both campuses that are open MondayFriday (some are closed during the summer period) and a wide-range of restaurants close by. All rooms are single study with free Wi-Fi access and you have a choice of either shared bathroom facilities or your own ensuite room.
accommodation and we would recommend that you look for private accommodation. Private accommodation in Cambridge can be expensive to rent, with a family house usually priced at ÂŁ1,000 or more per month. Private accommodation is generally cheaper in Chelmsford but there is a shortage of availability so you need to plan in advance for this. For more information on all the accommodation options we offer and what they include please visit our website www.anglia.ac.uk/studentlife/accommodation/where-you-will-live
Homestay In Cambridge we offer homestays with full and half board options. This is a great opportunity if you want to live with a family and immerse yourself in British culture.
Private Accommodation There is a range of private accommodation, including short and long-term options. Please note if you intend to rent you may have to sign a contract for the academic year or for 12 months and rent usually excludes bills for gas, electricity and Wi-Fi. If you intend to bring your family we are unable to provide you with campus
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Cambridge A great student city
Cambridge is a vibrant city with a fantastic selection of restaurants, high street shops, theatres, museums, art galleries and wonderful architecture. The city is rich in culture and history, with its roots in education dating back to the 13th century. Our Cambridge campus is just a few minutes' walk to all the main tourist attractions.
Attractions: There are lots of places to visit, most of which are within walking distance. Alternatively you may enjoy a bike tour. The city has many museums including the world-famous Fitzwilliam, the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences and Cambridge Museum of Technology. There are also galleries to explore at Kettle’s Yard, and popular music and arts venues such as The Junction and the Corn Exchange. Cambridge is surrounded by beautiful parks and gardens including the Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Parker’s Piece and the riverside park, Jesus Green. Of course we can’t forget Cambridge’s number one attraction, taking a punt along the River Cam for a more relaxed way to sightsee! 10
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Festivals and Events
Transport Links
There are many festivals and events held throughout the year in Cambridge, so there is always plenty to do in your free time.
Our Cambridge campus is just a short walk from the train station and coach station, with London 50 minutes away by train. There are also great links to all the major London airports.
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Cambridge Comedy Festival The Big Weekend - a music and culture festival Midsummer Fair - one of the oldest and biggest traveling fun fairs, that dates back 800 years The Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival – takes place on the River Cam North Pole Cambridge – includes iceskating and Christmas fair
For more information on transport links go to www.colc.co.uk/about/transport.html#Bus
For more details visit: www.visitcambridge.org/whatson/major-festivals-and-events
Shopping/Eating Cambridge is a compact city with a wonderful choice of shops and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets.
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Cambridge market square – open 7 days a week, selling a variety of food, clothes and souvenirs and much more Grafton Shopping Centre – hosts many shops, restaurants and cinema Grand Arcade – hosts over 60 premium high street and designer brands Mill Road – a 5 minute walk from the campus, hosts an array of international cuisine
Sport Facilities Cambridge is well known for its love of sport and there are plenty leisure centres and parks where you can enjoy keeping fit.
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Kelsey Kerridge Sports Centre – offers discounts for ARU students Parkers Piece – offers plenty of wide open green space for playing football, rounder’s and many other sports Jesus Green Outdoor pool – (open in the summer time) Cycling – you can either hire or buy a bike to cycle around the city centre
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Chelmsford A modern and dynamic city
Chelmsford is one of the fastestgrowing areas in the south east of England, it’s a compact city that is easy to get around and is only 35 minutes away from London.
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Our Chelmsford campus is a 10 minute walk to the city centre and you will have access to all that the city has to offer.
Attractions: Chelmsford has a rich heritage with lots of attractions and beautiful green spaces to enjoy.
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The city has two theatres
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River Cam – offering lots of beautiful surrounding countryside and parks
Chelmsford Museum Chelmsford Cathedral – noted for its magnificent 15th century tower
Festivals and Events There are lots of festivals and events held each year.
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Hylands House – hosts open air cinema, and classical music recitals
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V-Festival – one of the world’s best international music festival
Shopping/Eating Chelmsford has a great choice of shops and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets
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High Chelmer/The Meadows shopping centres – offering a wide range of high street shops, designer brands, restaurants, cafes and cinema
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Retail Market – Over 800 years old, with over 50 stalls
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Gourmet Food Fair – open at the week-end, offering a range of local and international food
Sport Facilities Chelmsford is a city well known for cricket and you can watch Essex County Cricket Club play its home games. The city also has plenty of sports facilities where you can enjoy keeping fit.
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Riverside Ice and Leisure centre - includes swimming pool and gym
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Parks – there are lots of green open spaces where you can play sports for free
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Chelmsford canoe club – established in 1946, it runs introductory courses in the spring and summer.
For more information go to www.anglia.ac.uk/student-life/life-oncampus/chelmsford-campus/living-inchelmsford
Transport Links Chelmsford campus is close to the train station, with London just 35 minutes away by train. There are also great links to all the major London airports: Stansted Airport is just a 30 minute drive away. For more information on transport links go to www.chelmsford.gov.uk/getting-aroundborough 13
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Studying English at LSU
The Language Services Unit is dedicated to providing English Language support to international students. We pride ourselves on providing a friendly and supportive teaching environment where students are given the best possible opportunity to improve their English language and academic skills.
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LSU Courses
Our Teachers
At the LSU we provide a wide-range of English language programmes to suit different requirements.
At the LSU all our teachers are well qualified and highly experienced. Many are published writers, CELTA and Delta trainers and IELTS examiners. Some also teach on our degree modules, and act as external examiners for other universities.
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Pre-sessional courses -designed to improve your English level to progress onto a degree programme at Anglia Ruskin. English for University Studies - to improve your English language and skills IELTS Preparation Courses – giving you the skills to improve your exam results English Language and Culture- for students who want to improve their English and enjoy living in Cambridge Short courses – if you can only study for a limited period CELTA, for applicants that want to pursue English language teaching. Teacher training and development programmes- for groups or individuals (including those with Erasmus Funding)
We are committed to delivering an exceptionally high standard of education and we feel that our responsibility goes beyond the classroom, providing students with a Virtual Learning Environment platform and support in self study and independent learning.
Facilities on campus Once you are registered onto your English course you will have full access to all the university facilities. For most of our courses you will be able to stay on our university accommodation (subject to availability).
Teaching Methods We always focus on the needs of individual students. We use a variety of resources and teaching methods to accommodate different learning styles. Our classes are largely communicative and interactive, to help develop your confidence in communicating in English. Classes usually consist of seminars, workshops and lectures, as well as one-to-one tutorials to discuss your progress and provide additional support where required. You will also be given time for independent study and will have access to our multi media language centre to support your studies. If you have an exam or level requirement to meet, learning will be intensively focused. 15
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Pre-sessional English Course Our Pre-sessional English course is an intensive programme designed to prepare you for your academic study at Anglia Ruskin. At the end of the course you should be ready to progress onto your degree programme and feel confident communicating in English.
Who is this course for? The Pre-sessional course is suitable for students who:
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Have been made a conditional offer to study at Anglia Ruskin University and need to improve their English level
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Have been made an unconditional offer but would like to take a short preparation course to prepare for university life
Course Dates The courses below are suitable for academic entry - January 2017 Course Length
Start Date
End Date
Minimum Entry Requirements*
20 weeks
August 2016
Jan 2017
4.5-5.0
18 weeks
September 2016
Jan 2017
4.5-5.0
15 weeks
September 2016
Jan 2017
4.5-6.0
12 weeks
October 2016
Jan 2017
5.0-6.0
10 weeks
October 2016
Jan 2017
5.0-6.5
6 weeks
November 2016
Jan 2017
5.5-6.5
5 weeks
December 2016
Jan 2017
5.5-6.5
The courses below are suitable for academic entry - September 2017 Course Length
Start Date
End Date
Minimum Entry Requirements*
20 weeks
April 2017
Sept 2017
4.5-5.0
18 weeks
May 2017
Sept 2017
4.5-5.0
15 weeks
May 2017
Sept 2017
4.5-6.0
12 weeks
June 2017
Sept 2017
5.0-6.0
10 weeks
July 2017
Sept 2017
5.0-6.5
6 weeks
July 2017
Sept 2017
5.5-6.5
5 weeks
August 2017
Sept 2016
5.5-6.5
Please note the minimum entry requirements are just a guide and will depend on the academic course you have applied for and the individual scores of your English qualification. For full details of course dates and fees please visit our website anglia.ac.uk/lsu
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“ I chose Anglia Ruskin, as I really wanted to study Human Resource Management in Cambridge. As I only had IELTS 5.5, I liked that the Anglia Ruskin Language Services Unit offers longer pre-sessional courses. The pre-sessional course really helped my listening, reading and writing skills and the teachers on the course were all very supportive and patient.” Jingjin Ding – China 15 week pre-sessional course
Course Content The Pre-sessional course is full-time programme and comprises of 22 study hours a week plus additional Self-study. During your course we will cover all key English language and academic skills to prepare you for your academic life at Anglia Ruskin. Pre-sessional: Sample Timetable Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10
Academic Language Using noun phrases: Identifying head nouns
Communication skills for EAP Using linking phrases in academic presentations
Academic Language Modality: Using tentative language
Academic skills: Listening Listening for key details
Pronunciation Focus on sounds of connected speech
10-11
Academic Writing Paragraphing
Vocabulary General and academic verbs
Academic Reading Differentiating fact and opinion
Academic skills Using listening and writing: note taking
Study skills Using graphic organisers to record vocabulary
11-12
Seminar and writing skills: summarising a longer text
Group presentation and feedback
Inferring meaning from context
Speaking practice: clarifying your message
Review & recycling for the week
LUNCH 13.00- Lecture 14.00 (listening skills) The UK Economy
Lecture (note taking & summarising) International education
Academic skills: Paraphrasing a message
GUEST LECTURE The Limits of Human Knowledge
Tutorials and self-study
14.00- Seminar 15.00 discussion Business and government
Seminar discussion Way of learning
Academic skills: Introduction to research
Free afternoon: Self-study or optional cultural activity
Free afternoon: Self-study or optional cultural activity
Course Assessment At the end of the pre-sessional course you will take our English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT). You will be tested on your writing, speaking, listening and reading skills and given a score for each section as well as an overall score. To progress onto your degree at Anglia Ruskin you will need to successfully complete the presessional course and meet the required English requirements for your academic programme. You should not usually need to take any other English Test (please note that some academic courses may have professional requirements that require a specific language test). 17
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Pre-sessional English - Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC) Course Our Pre-sessional English course is an intensive programme designed to prepare you for your study at Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC). At the end of the course you should be ready to progress onto your CRIC programme and feel confident communicating in English.
Who is this course for? The Pre-sessional – CRIC course is suitable for students who have been made an offer for a CRIC programme but still need to meet the English requirements.
Course Dates The courses below are suitable for CRIC entry - January 2017 Course Length
Start Date
End Date
Minimum Entry Requirements*
20 weeks
August 2016
Jan 2017
4.0
15 weeks
September 2016
Jan 2017
4.5
12 weeks
October 2016
Jan 2017
4.5
10 weeks
November 2016
Jan 2017
5.0
5 weeks
December 2016
Jan 2017
5.5
The courses below are suitable for CRIC entry - May 2017 Course Length
Start Date
End Date
Minimum Entry Requirements*
20 weeks
January 2017
June 2017
4.0
15 weeks
February 2017
June 2017
4.5
12 weeks
February 2017
June 2017
4.5
10 weeks
March 2017
June 2017
5.0
5 weeks
May 2017
June 2017
5.5
The courses below are suitable for CRIC entry - September 2017 Course Length
Start Date
End Date
Minimum Entry Requirements*
20 weeks
April 2017
Sept 2017
4.0
15 weeks
May 2017
Sept 2017
4.5
12 weeks
June 2017
Sept 2017
4.5
10 weeks
July 2017
Sept 2017
5.0
5 weeks
August 2017
Sept 2017
5.5
Please note the minimum entry requirements are just a guide and will depend on the academic course you have applied for and the individual scores of your English qualification. For full details of course dates and fees please visit our website anglia.ac.uk/lsu
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Course Content The Pre-sessional - CRIC course is full-time programme and comprises of 22 study hours a week plus additional self-study. During your course we cover all key English language and academic skills to prepare you for your academic life at Anglia Ruskin. Pre-sessional: Sample Timetable Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10
Academic Language Using noun phrases: Identifying head nouns
Communication skills for EAP Using linking phrases in academic presentations
Academic Language Modality: Using tentative language
Academic skills: Listening Listening for key details
Pronunciation Focus on sounds of connected speech
10-11
Academic Writing Paragraphing
Vocabulary General and academic verbs
Academic Reading Differentiating fact and opinion
Academic skills Using listening and writing: note taking
Study skills Using graphic organisers to record vocabulary
11-12
Seminar and writing skills: summarising a longer text
Group presentation and feedback
Inferring meaning from context
Speaking practice: clarifying your message
Review & recycling for the week
LUNCH 13.00- Lecture 14.00 (listening skills) The UK Economy
Lecture (note taking & summarising) International education
Academic skills: Paraphrasing a message
GUEST LECTURE The Limits of Human Knowledge
Tutorials and self-study
14.00- Seminar 15.00 discussion Business and government
Seminar discussion Way of learning
Academic skills: Introduction to research
Free afternoon: Self-study or optional cultural activity
Free afternoon: Self-study or optional cultural activity
Course Assessment At the end of the pre-sessional course you will take our English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT). You will be tested on your writing, speaking, listening and reading skills and given a score for each section as well as an overall score. To progress onto your CRIC programme you will need to successfully complete the pre-sessional course and meet the required English requirements for your CRIC programme. You should not usually need to take any other English Test.
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English for University Studies Our English for University Studies (EUS) course is designed for International students who would like the opportunity to improve their general English language skills in a university environment. The course largely focuses on general English language, with an introduction into academic skills and IELTS Preparation.
Who is this course for? The EUS course is suitable for students who:
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Would like to apply for an academic course at Anglia Ruskin University or another university/college in the UK and need to improve their English
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Would like to take a general English language course before they progress onto a pre-sessional English language programme
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Would like to take a English programme in a university environment to improve their English skills for their own personal development
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Would like to complete an assessed course with IELTS components
Course Dates Course Length
Start Date
End Date
20 weeks
August 2016
January 2017
14 weeks
October 2016
January 2017
10 weeks
October 2016
January 2017
36 weeks
August 2016
June 2017
30 weeks
October 2016
June 2017
23 weeks
November 2016
June 2017
20 weeks
January 2017
June 2017
10 weeks
March 2017
June 2017
Please note if you are intending to continue onto a pre-sessional or academic programme after your EUS course we require an IELTS of a minimum 4.0. For full details of course dates and fees please visit our website anglia.ac.uk/lsu
“ I chose English for University Studies as I only had IELTS 4.5 and wanted to improve my English before starting my PhD. During the course I have learnt lots of new vocabulary, and my grammar and writing skills have really improved, which is important for my PhD. In the UK the teaching style is very different to my home country, which is very traditional. The teachers are all very highly qualified and I have enjoyed the technology based learning.” Firas Hazzaa Iraq - English for University Studies (EUS)
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Course Content The EUS course is a full-time programme and comprises of 22 study hours a week. During the course we cover key English language skills and introduce academic skills to prepare you for studying in a university environment. This will include the following:
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Grammar and vocabulary work Reading, listening, speaking and writing skills Pronunciation focus English for academic purposes IELTS preparation Further specialist academic vocabulary Study skills Presentation skills
English for University Studies: Sample Timetable Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10
Grammar
Communication skills
Grammar and academic English Grammar for academic purposes: noun phrases
Listening
Pronunciation
Understanding the gist of messages
Focus on sounds of connected speech
Describing processes: review of passive forms
Giving presentations
10-11
Writing Writing skills: focus on Linkers
Vocabulary Fixed expressions: introducing and: signposting language
Reading Understanding key points and supporting points in texts
Integrated skills Using listening and writing: note taking
Study skills Using graphic organisers to record vocabulary
11-12
Writing about a process: organising a report
Presentation and feedback
Inferring meaning from context
Speaking practice: clarifying your message
Review & recycling for the week
13.0014.00
IELTS PREPARATION Listening Skills
IELTS PREPARATION (note taking & summarising)
IELTS PREPARATION Focus on exam practice: writing: paper 1
IELTS PREPARATION Listening & note taking
Structured self study
14.0015.00
Lecture and discussion International Education
IELTS PREPARATION Approaches to reading
IELTS Tutorials: PREPARATION self study and Targeted feedback IELTS practice on writing
Social Programme
Course Assessment At the end of the EUS course you will take an IELTS (this is included in the course fee). If you have applied for a degree or master's programme at Anglia Ruskin University and meet the English requirements for your course at this point, you will be able to progress directly onto your programme. If you require further support to meet the English requirements for your academic course, you may need to continue on with your English studies and take a Pre-sessional English course (if this the case you may be required to take a SELT). 21
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English and Communication Skills (+Exam Focus or +British Life Focus) Our English and Communication skills offers a flexible general English language course with a strong focus on communication skills and the opportunity to study in Cambridge and experience life in a UK university.
Who is this course for? The English and Communication skills course is suitable for students that would like to:
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Take a flexible general English language course in the summer or winter Have the option to take a specialist subject in either British life or exam technique Experience studying in a UK university
Course Dates We run this course in winter and summer. You can attend from between 2-10 weeks. Full dates and course fees can be found on our website. Please note this course does not include accommodation, but we can arrange this if requested.
Course Content The English and Communication Skills programme comprises of 15 hours of English language skills to build on your existing language skills and 5 hours following a specialist focus - either Exams or British Life.
English
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Enhancing fluency and confidence Reading, listening and writing skills
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Developing vocabulary Grammar practice- using language accurately
Pronunciation focus
Specialist Subject areas + Exam Focus
+ British Life Focus
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Understanding exam requirements Test strategies: improving performance Understanding questions and tasks effectively Focus on skills for exams
British celebrations British political life British sports with practical workshops Youth culture in the UK
Time management tips
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Sample English and Communication Timetable + British Life Focus Time Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9-10
Welcome & registration
Places and people Vocabulary, grammar & listening
Activities old & new Listening and speaking
Achievements & goals Vocabulary & speaking
Language Excursion change Vocabulary & speaking
10-11
Greetings, meetings and exchanging information Speaking
Describing homes Speaking & idiomatic english
Life online Vocabulary, speaking & reading
Team GB Grammar & speaking
Quizzes and questions Speaking
Excursion
11-12
Cambridge: history - town and gown: talking about the past Grammar and pronunciation practice
Comparing lifestyles Reading and speaking
Studying online: tips & activities to extend your language
Recording achievements Speaking & writing
End of week review and weekend guide
Excursion
13.00- Cambridge 14.00 city tour
Youth Culture UK
Say what?! Old school British sports Pronunciation
UK Leisure
Excursion
14.00- Free 15.00 afternoon
Outdoor activities
Free afternoon
Punting on the River Cam
Free afternoon
Excursion
15.00- Free 16.00 afternoon
Outdoor activities
Free afternoon
Afternoon Tea
Free afternoon
Excursion
Sun
Free
LUNCH
*Please note this is based on a summer course and we may include other activities on our winter programme
Sample English and Communication Timetable + British Exam Focus Time Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10
Welcome & registration
Places and people Vocabulary, grammar & listening
Activities old & new Listening and speaking
Achievements & goals Vocabulary & speaking
Language Excursion change Vocabulary & speaking
Saturday
10-11
Greetings, meetings and exchanging information Speaking
Describing homes Speaking & idiomatic english
Life online Vocabulary, speaking & reading
Team GB Grammar & speaking
Quizzes and questions Speaking
Excursion
11-12
Cambridge: history - town and gown: talking about the past Grammar and pronunciation practice
Comparing lifestyles Reading and speaking
Studying online: tips & activities to extend your language
Recording achievements Speaking & writing
End of week review and weekend guide
Excursion
13.00- Cambridge 14.00 city tour
Exam approaches: understanding requirements
Analysing exam questions
Focus paperskills paper 1 strategies
Writing focus building the skill
Excursion
14.00- Free 15.00 afternoon
Outdoor activities
Free afternoon
Punting on the River Cam
Free afternoon
Excursion
15.00- Free 16.00 afternoon
Outdoor activities
Free afternoon
Afternoon Tea
Free afternoon
Excursion
Sun
Free
LUNCH
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English Language and Culture: Summer Course Our English Language and Culture course offers a great opportunity to develop your language skills and immerse yourself in British Culture. While being based just a short walk from the historic city of Cambridge.
Who is this course for? The English Language and Culture course is suitable for students that would like to:
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Spend their summer holiday in the UK, and improve their English language skills Experience life in a UK university Learn more about British Culture Make new friends from around the world
Course Dates We run our English Language and Culture course in the summer and you can choose from attending either a two or four week course in July or August 2017. Full dates and course fees can be found on our website. The course fee includes campus (Cambridge) accommodation.
Course Content
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15 hours per week of language and cultural classes
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Trips to popular tourist attractions (these may include London, Stratford Upon Avon, Warwick and Oxford)
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Visits to local attractions (these may include the Fitzwilliam Museum, Botanical Garden and punting on the River Cam)
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Social activities on/off campus
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Free airport pick-up from London airports
Free time to explore Cambridge Campus accommodation in Cambridge (with free Wi-Fi)
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Sample timetable This sample timetable provides a guide of the English and culture classes that may be included on the course. This excursion may include day trips to London, Oxford or Stratford-Upon-Avon. Time Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9-10
Welcome & registration
Toffs and chavs: stereotypes in the UK Listening and speaking
Describing people and customs: talking about the present Grammar and listening
Cultural texts Pronunciation & writing
London: then Excursion and now Listening and speaking
10-11
Getting to know you: British customs and greetings Speaking
The British Class system Reading and speaking
Newspaper language Vocabulary and writing
The Bloomsbury set in Grantchester Reading and speaking
Culture quiz Integrated skills
Excursion
11-12
Town and gown: life in Cambridge: in the past Reading, vocabulary and speaking
Teen culture in the UK Vocabulary and writing
British media Listening and speaking
Online study skills: useful websites for language and culture Study skills
End of week review and weekend guide
Excursion
13.00- Cambridge 14.00 city tour
Free afternoon
Visit to Ely Outdoor (cathedral) city games
Free afternoon
Excursion
14.00- Cambridge 15.00 city tour
Free afternoon
Visit to Ely Outdoor (cathedral) city games
Free afternoon
Excursion
15.00- Punting on the 16.00 River Cam
Free afternoon
Visit to Ely Outdoor (cathedral) city games
Free afternoon
Excursion
Sun
Free
LUNCH
Assessment At the end of the course there is no formal assessment, but you will receive a certificate of attendance. “ I chose this course as it is very flexible, you can study in the morning and enjoy activities in the afternoon. During this course we had lots of opportunity to practise our grammar so it really helped me to improve my English. I really liked the university environment, it was great to meet students from different countries. I love to travel around the UK and we visited many places including London and Oxford and learnt a lot about British culture.� Ngo Hin Lee Hong Kong
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English Plus Programmes Our English Plus Art and Design course offers a great opportunity if you would like to combine developing your English language skills with a practical, hands-on art and design course, in one of the most established art schools in the UK.
Who is this course for? The English Plus Art and Design is suitable for students who:
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Have a background in art and design Would like to like to develop their art and design skills Would like to improve their general English skills with a focus on English for Art and Design Are thinking about coming to study in the UK and would like to experience life in a university environment
Course Dates We run our English Plus Arts and Design course in the summer and you can choose from attending either a two or four week course in July or August 2017. The course fee includes campus accommodation (Cambridge campus). Course dates and fees can be found on our website.
Course Content The English Plus Art and Design course is a full time course and comprises of 25 hours of study. This includes 15 hours of English and Art focused language and 10 hours of Art and Design. Whatever your particular specialist interest is within Art and Design, our academics will work with you to adapt the content to suit your needs. You’ll have the opportunity to experiment in practical workshops, to gain more insight into your subject area. The course content includes the following: English
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Listening to art history and note taking skills Describing and responding to art Offering opinion and developing pronunciation Speaking and writing skills Grammar and pronunciation Art and design focused vocabulary
Design
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Observational Drawing
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Sample Timetable This sample timetable provides a guide of the English and art and design classes included on the course. This excursion to London will include visits to art galleries and museums. Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9-10
Welcome & registration
Every day English
Every day English
Excursion: London
Language of Art and Design
10-11
Getting to know you: British English for Life customs and and for Art greetings Speaking Practice
Language of Art and Design
Excursion: London
Portfolio Development
Language of Art and Design
Excursion: London
Portfolio Development
Excursion: London
Drawing Project
Excursion: London
Drawing Project
11-12
A history of Cambridge: Talking about The Past Grammar and Pronunciation Practice
English for Life and for Art
LUNCH 13.0014.00
14.0015.00
Cambridge City Tour
Cambridge City Tour
Fashion Design, Graphic Design, & Digital Media Practical Workshop
Drawing, Printmaking and Illustration Practical Workshop
Fashion Design, Graphic Design, & Digital Media Practical Workshop
Drawing, Printmaking and Illustration Practical Workshop
Assessment At the end of the course there won’t be a formal assessment but you will receive a certificate of attendance.
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Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults Our CELTA course provides you with the first step to becoming an English Language Teacher. You will develop practical teaching skills, with real classroom experience and gain a teaching qualification that will help you find employment in the UK or overseas.
Who is this course for? The CELTA course is suitable for students that have:
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Little or no teaching experience but want to gain an English language qualification that is recognised worldwide
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The potential to develop the necessary skills to become an effective teacher
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A good level of English
The ability to successfully complete the written assignments and the assessment of practice teaching
Course Dates We run courses throughout the year. Course dates and fees can be found on our website.
Course Content The course is a full-time programme and you must attend ALL parts. The course includes:
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All courses validated and externally moderated by the University of Cambridge English Language Assessment.
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120 contact hours including interactive seminars and workshops. These cover teaching methodology, lesson planning, language awareness, pronunciation and classroom management.
• • • • •
Supported lesson planning to prepare you for teaching
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Written feedback on every lesson you teach and on your written assignments
Teaching practice with volunteer students Feedback and reflection on the teaching that you do in a small, supportive tutorial group Observation of peers and experienced English Language teachers One to one support by trainers throughout the course both in tutorials and in supported lesson planning
Additional Information Please note the CELTA course is extremely intensive and full-time attendance is required. You will cover the basics of English language teaching over a very short period of time and attend a full timetable. It is likely you will also need to undertake an additional 2-3 hours of private study, to prepare lessons and for research and reading on language and completing the written assignments. 28
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Sample Timetable Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Session 1 9.1510-45
Input Seminar
Observation of experienced teachers
Input Seminar
Input Seminar
Input Seminar
1-1 Progress Tutorials
1-1 Portfolio Development
Supported Lesson Planning
Supported Lesson Planning
BREAK Session 2 11.1512.45
Input Seminar
Input Seminar
Observation of experienced teachers LUNCH
Session 3 13.4514.45
Supported Lesson Planning
Supported Lesson Planning
Supported Lesson Planning BREAK
15.0017.00
Teaching Practice
Teaching Practice
Teaching Practice
Teaching Practice
Teaching Practice
15.0017.00
Tutor-led Feedback
Tutor-led Feedback
Tutor-led Feedback
Tutor-led Feedback
Tutor-led Feedback
At home
Update file
Prepare lessons/written assignments
Prepare lessons/written assignments
Prepare lessons/written assignments
Prepare lessons/written assignments
Assessment The CELTA is an assessed course accredited by Cambridge English Language Assessment (CELA) and completion of the course does not guarantee that you will be awarded the certificate. You will be assessed throughout the course on two main components:
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teaching practice four written assignments (on adult learners, language systems, language skills and teaching)
If you reach the required levels, you are awarded a Pass, Pass B or Pass A grade. You will receive your final certificate from CELA after completion of the course. You will also be provided with a report at the end of the course (whether you achieve the CELA award or not).
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Teacher Training and DevelopmentLanguage & Methodology Our teacher training and development course offers the opportunity to update and broaden your knowledge of teaching methodology and practical teaching techniques. As well as to develop your English language skills, to enhance your confidence in teaching in English.
Who is the course for? The teacher Training Course is suitable for students who:
• Want to develop their teaching methodology and English language skills • Are from all teaching backgrounds, including Primary and Secondary teachers and Tertiary/Higher Education tutors/lecturers.
Course Dates We run out teacher training programmes during the summer and you can choose from a two or four week in July or August 2017. Full details and course fees can be found on our website.
Course Content The Teacher Training and Development programme is a full-time course and comprises of 22 hours study a week. The course content includes the following:
• Language development • Teaching methodology • Digital Learning
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Classroom management Lesson observations Visits to educational institutes
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As part of the course we also include a weekly one day excursion and a half day visit, so you have the opportunity to mix with other students from LSU and explore part of the UK during your course. The full day and half day trips may include some of the following: Day Trips:
Half day visits
• London • Warwick • Stratford Upon Avon • Oxford
• Cream tea in Grantchester • Ely city visit • The Fitzwilliam Museum • Tour/Punting in Cambridge • Visit to Imperial War Museum Duxford • English heritage site
Sample Timetable: Teacher Development Course – Methodology and Language Development Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9-10
Welcome & registration
Language development: classroom language
Language development: Using conected speech
Language development: Vocabulary development
Language development: Tense and aspect
Excursion
10-11
Introduction to the course
Methodology: Observation etiquette
Methodology: Teaching spoken fluency
Methodology: Student centred practice
Methodology: Text based lessons:
Excursion
11-12
Language development: Contemporary English Usage
Lesson observation
Fluency activities and managing error in the classroom
Observation of lessons
Creative ideas for using text
Excursion
Sun
Free
LUNCH 13.0014.00
Methodology: Communicative language teaching
Language development: New language
Language development Passives
Observation of lessons
School visit
Excursion
14.0015.00
Cambridge City Tour
Free afternoon
Visit to (cathedral) Ely city
Free afternoon
School visit
Excursion
15.0016.00
Cambridge City Tour
Free afternoon
Visit to (cathedral) Ely city
Free afternoon
Free afternoon
Excursion
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IELTS Preparation Course Our IELTS Preparation Course provides an excellent opportunity to prepare yourself, if you are planning to take an IELTS exam. This course has been designed to ensure you know what to expect in the IELTS examination and you have the best chance of achieving your optimum IELTS score.
Who is this course for? The IELTS Preparation course is suitable for students who:
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Are considering taking an (Academic or General) IELTS for your studies or employment Need support in preparing for the IELTS and would like more details on the format of the test
Course Dates We run the IELTS Preparation course throughout the year. If you require some additional general English before the IELTS Preparation course, you can take 4-12 weeks of English language skills. Course dates and fees can be found our website.
Course Content The IELTS preparation is a part-time evening course and comprises of three hours per week for four weeks. You will study a total of 12 hours. The course will help you understand the format of the exam and provide you with tips and techniques to improve your performance. The course content includes the following:
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Understanding the exam requirements
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Focus on writing skills- accuracy, style, coherence and cohesion
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Troubleshooting grammar issues
•
Vocabulary building and development strategies
• • •
Focus on listening skills
Test strategies: improving your performance
Focus on reading skills – improving speed and accuracy
Focus on fluency and speaking Pronunciation support
Assessment At the end of the course there won’t be a formal assessment but you will receive a certificate of attendance. Please note the IELTS exam is not included in the course fee. If you wish to take an IELTS at Anglia Ruskin University, we have several test venues located throughout the UK. (Please note that the test centre in Chelmsford provides SELT exams. This test needs to be booked through the British Council and can be used for visa purposes when applying for an academic course). 32
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Bespoke Courses We provide tailor made programmes that are designed to meet your educational needs. These can include English language courses, teacher training programmes or English combined with one of the many subjects offered by our faculties or world leading research institutes.
We have run a wide-range of successful bespoke and teacher training programmes for partner universities, government organisations and for private companies. With all of our clients we work closely with them to design a programme that suits their specific requirements
Course Content for Short Courses
Cultural Content
As part of a tailor-made programme you can choose from a range of English language and academic skills including the following;
To gain an insight into British culture during your stay, we can also provide a range of cultural topics. These topics can include;
English language skills:
• • • • •
Fluency focus- speak better Reading, listening and writing skills Pronunciation focus New or contemporary vocabulary Grammar practice- using language accurately
Academic skills:
• • • • •
Critical thinking skills Vocabulary from the Academic Word List Academic writing formats Writing abstracts and bibliographies Note-taking skills
Please note we can also provide diagnostic testing to assess the level of your group to ensure we provide English that is suitable for their level.
• • • • •
The British class system British cuisine and customs British media Diversity in the UK School and learning in the UK
As part of your cultural programme we can also organise visits to popular tourist sights and places of interest, these include
• • • • • •
London Oxford Stratford Upon-Avon Ely Cathedral Trips to museums, art galleries, and theatres English heritage sites
Accommodation As part of the course we can arrange campus accommodation or homestays in Cambridge. For groups who would prefer to stay on our Chelmsford campus we can provide accommodation in our student village. (Please note all campus accommodation and homestay options are subject to availability). As part of the programme we arrange can airport transfers from all London airports.
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English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT) The English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT) has been developed to evaluate your level of English for undergraduate or postgraduate study at Anglia Ruskin. Our ELPT is accepted as proof of your English level and meets the visa requirements for the UK Visa Immigration (UKVI). We provide our English test in the UK and overseas.
Who can take the ELPT? The ELPT test is suitable for students who have:
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An offer for a degree programme at Anglia Ruskin but still need to take an English test Taken an English test but haven’t met the English requirements for their academic course Would like to apply for a degree programme at Anglia Ruskin and need evidence of their English level for their application
Where can I take the ELPT? We hold the ELPT at both our Cambridge and Chelmsford campus. We usually hold the test (subject to availability) on a weekly basis in Cambridge and once a month in Chelmsford. The cost of the test in the UK is £95 (2016/17). We also hold the ELPT overseas in a number of countries. To find out about our overseas tests you can visit our webpages www.anglia.ac.uk/international/information-by-country
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What does the test include? The ELPT consists of four sections and you will be given a mark for each of these sections, as well as an overall mark. All the components will be taken on the same day and the test should take approximately three to four hours to complete.
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Four extracts (these may include general conversations, lectures etc.). You will be expected to show your understanding of the texts, by answering a number of question types.
Two pieces of text. You will be expected to show your understanding by answering a number of comprehension questions.
Two essay questions. You will expected to write a short essay based on one of the questions.
Speaking: Short interview. You will be expected to talk on a number of subject areas, with the examiner. These may include details about your studies, your future aspirations and other general and academic topics.
Time allowed: 40 Minutes
Time allowed: 50 Minutes
Time allowed: 50 Minutes
Time allowed: 10-15 Minutes
When do I get my results? The results of your ELPT will usually be available one week after the test date and will be sent to you be email. You will be contacted by our admissions team to let you know if your ELPT results meet the English requirements for your course. If you need additional support with your English, you may be able to use the ELPT to apply for a short Pre-sessional course or our English for University Studies (EUS) programme. Alternatively we would recommend that you take an IELTS at an approved test centre.
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How to apply IMPORTANT: Please note if you are applying for a Pre-sessional course you will need to apply for a Tier 4 visa. For all other full-time courses you need to apply for a Short Term Visitor Visa (if you are applying as an EU student you wont need to apply for a visa). For more details please visit www.anglia.ac.uk/international/immigration
Pre-sessional English Course You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/pse To apply for a Pre-sessional course you will need to have: Applied for your main academic course at Anglia Ruskin. Taken a Secure English Language Test (SELT). If you are an EU student, you will need a recognised English qualification. Checked which pre-sessional course is suitable for you.
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Pre-sessional – CRIC English Course You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/cric-pse To apply for a Pre-sessionalc - CRIC course you will need to have: Applied for your CRIC course. Taken a Secure English Language Test (SELT). If you are an EU student, you will need a recognised English qualification. Checked which pre-sessional course is suitable for you.
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English for University Studies (EUS) You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/eus To apply for an EUS course you will need to have: Taken a recognised English qualification. We would recommend that you take an IELTS. Checked which EUS course is suitable for you. Please note, to apply for the EUS programme you don't need to apply for an academic course.
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English Plus Art and Design You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/englishplus-art-and-design To apply you will need to have: Some experience in an Art and Design subject. An intermediate level of English.
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English and Communication Skills You can apply online at www.anglia.ac.uk/english-comm-skills To apply you will need to have: An intermediate level of English.
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IELTS Preparation Course You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/ ielts-prep If you have IELTS 3.5-5.0 we would recommend that you take some additional English language skills.
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CELTA You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/CELTA To apply you will need to have:
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A good level of written and spoken English. For international students you must have a minimum English level C1 (CEFR) advanced. You should be over 18 and educated to degree level.
English Language and Culture: Summer course You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/elc To apply you will need to have:
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An Intermediate level of English Be aged 18 when you start the course.
English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT) You can apply on-line at www.anglia.ac.uk/elpt or you can email us at elpt@anglia.ac.uk Please note, there is a fee of £95 for this test. If you would like to apply to sit an ELPT overseas, please visit our website to see if there are tests being held in your country www.anglia.ac.uk/international/information-by-country.
Bespoke Courses For more details on our bespoke courses please visit our website www.anglia.ac.uk/short-courses or you can contact us at lsu_shortcourses@anglia.ac.uk . Please note our bespoke courses are for groups only. We usually require a minimum of ten participants per group and a minimum of two weeks per course.
Teacher Training and Development - Language & Methodology You can apply online at www.anglia.ac.uk/teacher-training To apply you will need to have: An intermediate level of English Teaching experience
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Please return completed application forms to: Anglia Ruskin University, Language Services Unit, Cambridge Campus, East Road Cambridge CB1 1PT Email: lsu@anglia.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1223 698047
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Cambridge Campus
Chelmsford Campus M Mildma y long stay
cty ory Main Reception and Refector University Library ervic Students’ Union, Student SerSvic eses
(staff/student parking)
Mildmay Sports Hall Postgraduate Medical Institute (PMI)
Medical Centre Admissions Accommodation Office Finance Office Employment Bureau i Centre Chaplaincy
William Harvey Building (WHB)
The MedBIC (BIC) Tindal Building (TIN)
Disabled parking ive erry Dr Alan Ch
Motorcycle parking Toilets Restaurant / café
Chelmer Va Valley Roa d
Cycle parking
Marconi Building (MAR)
The Island (incl the Copy Centre)
Refreshments Smoking area Pedestrian route
Lord Ashcroft Building (MAB)
Student Village
Pedestrian bridge River Way Ransomes
Recycling point
Sawyers Building (SAW)
Long Stay ll Lane p Ha ho Bis
Lifts Student Village
drop off / pick up Henry Road
Queens
Rectory Lane
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Chelmsford City Centre (A1016)
Rivermead Gate (RMG)
Queen’s Building (QUE)
Towards City Centre
(Visitor parking)
Sawyers (staff//student parking)
Ashby House (ASH)
Chelmer Building (CHE)
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