FALL 2010 
    FALL I       August 16 – October 16, 2010
    FALL II      October 20 – December 18, 2010                   

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LENGTH:                       up to 8 week courses, up to 128 h of instruction
                                                  If you can’t participate FOR 8 weeks, ask us about tuition for fewer weeks
                                                  (2 - 7 weeks)

DAYS & TIME:            
    Monday & Wednesday      morning     8:00am - 10:00am or 10:30am - 12:30pm
    Tuesday & Thursday        afternoon   1:30pm – 3:30pm
                                           night          6:30pm - 8:30pm
                                    
    Saturday                      morning  9:00am - 12:00pm

LEVELS:                        from Beginning to Advanced

LOCATION:                 7410 Northside Drive,
                                          North Charleston                                               download directions 

Clases de inglés:                                                                        aprenda más en español

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REGISTRATION & LEVEL PLACEMENT:                                   download directions

Sat., August 7, 2010            11:00am - 2:00pm 
Mon., August 9, 2010          11:00am - 1:00pm & 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Thurs., August 12, 2010       11:00am - 1:00pm & 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Sat., August 14, 2010          11:00am - 2:00pm
If you can’t come to registration, please call or e-mail to set up an appointment.

GENERAL ENGLISH courses
levels: Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced

These are integrated-skills courses in which students will develop their skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English. Students will enhance their vocabulary and improve their pronunciation, learn to write with accuracy and effectiveness. They will review grammar concepts and apply these grammar concepts through a variety of activities. Students will also learn about American culture. We teach our students practical real-world English so they can use English inside and outside the classroom. Our classes are small so topics can be customized to students’ needs and interests.

SPECIAL SKILLS courses
These courses are intended for students who would like to focus on specific language skills such as conversation, writing, grammar, pronunciation, etc. Specialized English courses are a great compliment to our General English courses, but could also be taken separately.

Pronunciation: Sounds of American English
levels:  Intermediate to Advanced

• Recognize and pronounce vowel and consonant sounds in American English more clearly
• Use dialogues, games and conversation to learn the skills needed to communicate in real-life situations

• Improve grammar sophistication in speaking & writing
• Use grammar concepts in practical communication
• Increase vocabulary
• Participate in a comprehensive study of verb tenses

TOEFL Exam Preparation
levels: Advanced

Students will learn the strategies and skills to master the TOEFL-Exam

TUITION:

	h/week # of courses	h total	Tuition for 8 weeks
Semi-Intensive	4 h/week 1 course	32 h	$160 (two payments) or  $ 260 (one payment)
Intensive	8 h/week 2 courses	64h	$ 480 (one payment)
Intensive Plus	12 h/week 3 courses	96 h	$ 700 (one payment)
Super Intensive	16 h/week 4 courses	128 h	$ 900 (one payment)
Weekend Course (Saturdays)	3 h/week 1 weekeend course	24h	$130 (two payments) or $ 210 (one payment)

If you can't participate for 8 weeks, ask us about tuition for fewer weeks!

REGISTRATION FEE:                            $20
One time fee, ONLY for new students and previous E&M students who haven't studied with E&M for 2 or more semesters.

DISCOUNTS:
   
     Bring friends:                                  $20 off per friend
     Returning E&M students:                   $20 off

FALL II:    October 20 – December 18, 2010                

REGISTRATION & LEVEL PLACEMENT:                                   download directions

GENERAL ENGLISH courses
levels: Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced

These are integrated-skills courses in which students will develop their skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English. Students will enhance their vocabulary and improve their pronunciation, learn to write with accuracy and effectiveness. They will review grammar concepts and apply these grammar concepts through a variety of activities. Students will also learn about American culture. We teach our students practical real-world English so they can use English inside and outside the classroom. Our classes are small so topics can be customized to students’ needs and interests.

SPECIAL SKILLS courses:
These courses are intended for students who would like to focus on specific language skills such as conversation, writing, grammar, pronunciation, etc. Specialized English courses are a great compliment to our General English courses, but could also be taken separately.

Pronunciation: Accent Reduction
levels:  Intermediate to Advanced

• Learn how to use rhythm, stress and intonation to communicate more natuarlly and effectively in English
• Acquire the ability to self-monitor pronunciation and to overcome accent barriers
• Receive individual assessment

Practical Writing Skills
levels:  Intermediate to Advanced

• Learn how to write informal letters, e-mails and personal diaries in an informal, conversational style as well as formal business letters, resumes and essays
• review appropriate grammar concepts
• Increase vocabulary and improve spelling
• By the end of the course, participants will be able to communicate with greater accuracy and sophistication in writing

TOEFL Exam Preparation
levels: Advanced

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