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At College of
the Canyons, the Credit ESL program is designed for
those wishing to study in
higher education. The program,
therefore, is an academic one which focuses
on enabling the
students to be successful in the English-language college
classroom and beyond.
Following classes are
offered throughout the year:
ESL
060 BEGINNING READING, WRITING & GRAMMAR
Units: 3.00, May Be Taken 2 Times
Reading and writing skills designed to assist non-native
speakers of
English toward college- level work. Practice in
basic sentence structure,
spelling, vocabulary development,
handwriting. Offered on a credit/no-credit
basis only. Units
do not apply to the associate degree.
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ESL 070 READING & WRITING
SKILLS
Units: 3.00, May Be Taken 2 Times
Intensive practice in writing basic English patterns;
fundamentals of
punctuation, spelling, vocabulary development,
grammar, reading and writing
of short paragraphs and essays.
Offered on a credit/no credit basis only.
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ESL 071 INTERMEDIATE
LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Units: 3.00, May Be Taken 2 Times
Recommended Preparation: ESL-061
For intermediate students of English as a Second Language
who need further
practice in listening and speaking. Offered
credit/no-credit and does
not apply to the associate degree.
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ESL
080 INTERMEDIATE READING & COMPOSITION Units: 3.00, May Be Taken Once for Credit
Intensive written practice in complex sentence patterns.
Reading and
writing paragraphs and short essays. Punctuation,
vocabulary development,
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ESL 081 ADVANCED LISTENING AND SPEAKING
Units: 3.00, May Be Taken 2 Times
Recommended preparation: ESL-071
For advanced students of English as a
Second Language who
need practice in listening and speaking on the
college
campus. Students practice listening,
speaking, notetaking,
and pronunciation skills through a variety of materials
including lectures and current event broadcasts. Also includes
presentations,
conducting interviews and surveys, holding
small group discussions, and
recordings of speech. Offered
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ESL
100 ADVANCED READING & COMPOSITION Units: 4.00 - UC:CSU, May Be Taken 2 Times
Reading, composition, and grammar for more advanced non-native
speakers,
designed to prepare students for transfer-level courses.
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CWEXP 188 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE EDUCATION
The Cooperative Work Experience (CWEE) program has been
integrated into
departments throughout the college. The
program allows students to apply
knowledge gained from
college courses in an actual work setting. Work
may be
paid or unpaid (volunteer) work. CWEE internships are also
available
that allow qualifying students to sample career
choices and improve job
readiness skills. Information
regarding student eligibility requirements
for participation
in this program is available in the CWEE office or
may be
obtained by attending one of the many CWEE orientation
sessions.
NOTE: Students must be working at least 75 hours per
semester in a paid
job or 60 hours per semester in an
unpaid job.
For more information,
visit the CWEE website
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