Continuing to focus on practical, conversational German, learning new vocabulary and grammar, at times also exploring the differences between German-language and English-language cultures.

Continuing to focus on practical, conversational German, learning new vocabulary and grammar, at times also exploring the differences between German-language and English-language cultures.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

As an English Literature and Modern Languages student at UCL I know the value of being confident interpersonal communicate, specially when it comes to transmitting creative ideas. It is more important than ever, in a world where lanugage shifts everyday, to find one's voice in the noise and be able to share meaning strongly to take projects from conception to result without missing a beat or compromising quality.

English Grammar focuses on learning English through exercises that incorporate learning tools including videos and audio material as well as guided practice activities.

This course will offer students the opportunity to improve their English conversation skills. Students will spend each class discussing an assigned 1-page length reading from a variety of sources including the work of Ibn Khaldun, as well as be given different weekly themes (e.g. favourite music, sports, recipes, poems, etc.) for group discussion and individual presentation.

In this class, we will use a rhetorical framework to develop our English writing, academic vocabulary, and speaking skills. Via small group activities and individualized feedback, students will expand their knowledge of English and their own unique writing processes. We will practice thinking critically and strategically to become more confident communicators.

The class focuses on developing writing proficiency, building critical analysis skills, and practicing English through group activities and individualized feedback. Each week we will focus on different topics of interest such as: exploring self-identity, poetry, the United Nations, and the Afghan Girls Robotics Team! Students will explore many types of topics through this class while building confidence in speaking and writing in English.

How do we tell and show people that we care about them? How can we use care to improve the relationships in our own lives? How can we care for our health and the health of our loved ones? In this class, you will learn English while learning to read about the history of care work and health care, practice active listening, use simple AI tools to model health care relationships and learn how to express care and respect through everyday acts like sharing a meal.

This course is for students who are interested in medical/healthcare backgrounds and who would like to develop a higher level of English in the field of medicine and general English. Students interested in working in English-speaking countries will especially benefit from the course material. Each lesson will focus on a different medical theme, for example, doctor-patient scenarios, medical emergencies, and body systems, and offer audio-visual materials and articles that are engaging and relevant for students at this level. There are also role-play opportunities that allow students to practice the lesson vocabulary.

This course for advanced level English students will take students through an in-depth introduction to speechwriting. Students will explore the key principles and be introduced to the leading techniques used in modern political speechmaking. Through a four-week long course, students will analyze a famous political speech, learn techniques for how to structure speeches for maximum effect, and develop skills to tailoring language to various contexts. Each student will have multiple opportunities to write their own short speeches (3-5 minutes), receiving feedback and evaluation from the instructor and peers. By the end of the course, students will have the confidence to write and deliver effective speeches on political issues, with a strong foundation in basic remarks drafting and style.