Full-time Programs
EAPC - English for Academic Purposes
Program Entry
SEPTEMBER
Program Length
One-year Ontario College Certificate
| Contact: | E-mail: |
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| Pam Fairbank | fairbank@loyalistc.on.ca |
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Highlights
- Improve English language skills to the level required for success in post-secondary studies
- Earn post-secondary credits that can be applied to Loyalist College diploma programs
- Build career and academic planning and preparation skills
- Obtain introduction to Canadian culture
- Take advantage of access to Loyalist College student services and facilities
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Career Opportunities
Proficiency in the English language is required by most employers in Canada – and in many countries throughout the world. The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program helps students build the foundation to prepare for a better job, or further studies at college or university.
Upon successful completion of the program graduates may:
- Continue with advanced standing into the General Arts and Science diploma program at Loyalist College – students will be awarded credit for Semester One of the two-year diploma program.
- Enrol in another Loyalist College diploma program
Program Description
The EAP program will benefit individuals for whom English is a second or additional language. Students will improve their English language skills, enhancing the successful completion of subsequent academic programs and further professional development. Emphasis is placed on effective writing, reading, listening and speaking competency – with curriculum focus on formal English development for academic and professional purposes as well as functional everyday usage.
The successful completion of the program will assist graduates in achieving
- IELTS: 6.0
or
- TOEFL: Computer-based 213 – 240 or internet-based 79 – 95
Approximate Cost
International Student Tuition/Ancillary and Health Insurance
Fees: $13,569 (two semesters)
Domestic Student Tuition/Ancillary Fees: $3,393 (two semesters)
Books and Supplies: $500
Admission Requirements
Required academic preparation –
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma with a majority of senior credits at the College Preparation (C), University Preparation (U) or University/College Preparation (M) level
OR
OR
- IELTS: 5.0 overall
OR
- TOEFL: Computer-based 173 or internet-based (IBT) 65
Curriculum
Semester One
COUN 1000 Arts and Science Seminar
Students will examine and discuss factors that improve academic success in college programs – learning style assessment, managing time and stress, relating to others, managing life style issues and improving student skills (reading, studying, test taking, critical thinking and assignment preparation).
HIST 2002 Canadian History
No description available
COMM 1043 Interpersonal Communication 1
This course emphasizes formal and informal speaking skills as well as non-verbal requirements for effective cross cultural communication. Weekly classroom discussions focus on individual values and goals assessment as well as opportunities for the development of listening and speaking skills in group environments. Corequisite: ENGL 1000 Introductory English 1, ENGL 1002 Computer Assisted Lang. Lab 1, WRIT 1000 College Writing 1
ENGL 1000 Introductory English 1
This course focuses on writing skills using contemporary readings to discuss cultural foundations and meanings in the English language. Students will build skills in paragraph structure and development; grammatical and mechanical editing; reading comprehension and summary writing as well as APA style. Corequisite: COMM 1043 Interpersonal Communication 1, ENGL 1002 Computer Assisted Lang. Lab 1, WRIT 1000 College Writing 1
ENGL 1002 Computer Assisted Language Lab 1
This course is designed to support language learning using a computer based language lab. Students will practice pronunciation, grammar, and listening skills so that they are better prepared to communicate effectively in speaking, listening, and writing. Corequisite: COMM 1043 Interpersonal Communication 1, ENGL 1000 Introductory English 1, WRIT 1000 College Writing 1
WRIT 1000 College Writing 1
This course is an adjunct that provides academic support for introductory college reading and writing assignments as well as preparation for TOEFL or IELTS. Students will receive assistance with assignment preparation and format, vocabulary, writing and reading comprehension skills. Corequisite: COMM 1043 Interpersonal Communication 1, ENGL 1000 Introductory English 1, ENGL 1002 Computer Assisted Lang. Lab 1
Semester Two
SOCI 1001 Global Issues and Political Systems
The topics covered by this course will be relevant to those students who plan to work aborad, or whose employment may be impacted by international events. Specialized course areas may include: human rights movements, international conflicts, globalization of business and free trade, present and future employment trends and creating civil society.
COMM 1044 Interpersonal Communication 2
Description to come.
ENGL 1001 Introductory English 2
Description to come.
ENGL 1003 Computer Assisted Language Lab 2
Description to come.
WRIT 1001 College Writing 2
Description to come.
Plus One Elective
COMP 1004 Computer Essentials
This course provides intermediate level computer users with more advanced instruction in Windows, word processing, power point, electronic mail and other Internet software. Through practical lab experience, the learner will become more efficient operating current work place software applications.
MATH 1013 Mathematics 1
Selected algebra and geometry topics, with applications for students who are preparing for programs in chemistry and environmental studies, health sciences, and/or applied arts and business programs.
