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English Grammar 2
This pre-academic grammar course is designed to be an addition to Grammar 1.
Students will transition from studying verb tenses to more challenging grammatical
structures. This course will require that students complete assignments and projects
regularly for homework.
AEL350 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3012 Tu, Th 12:30pm - 2:05pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3013 Tu, Th 6pm - 7:35pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3031 Tu, Th 12:30pm - 2:05pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
3032 Tu, Th 6pm - 7:35pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
READING
Note: These courses are not available for online registration. All students must
come in to A106 to begin the registration process. Call, email, or come in to A106
for information about current schedules, offerings, and registration procedures.
240.629.7962 •
Reading 1
This pre-academic reading course is designed to build students’reading
skills and strategies, critical thinking skills, vocabulary, and language. This
course will benefit you if you are interested in enrolling in a college credit
course in the future, or if you are interested in improving your formal
English for your profession. This course will require that you complete
homework assignments and projects regularly for homework.
AEL400 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3006 M, W 10:45am - 12:20pm 1/30–3/20 TBA
3007 M, W 7:45pm - 9:20pm 1/30–3/20 TBA
3021 M, W 10:45am - 12:20pm 4/5–5/24 TBA
3022 M, W 7:45pm - 9:20pm 4/5–5/24 TBA
Reading 2
This academic reading course is designed to further build students’reading skills
and strategies, critical thinking skills, vocabulary, and language. This course exposes
students to academic-style texts as well as texts they will find in a variety of media
sources. Students will learn and apply new strategies and synthesize what they have
read to complete a variety of tasks and projects.
AEL410 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3004 M, W 10:45am - 12:20pm 1/30–3/20 TBA
3005 M, W 7:45pm - 9:20pm 1/30–3/20 TBA
3023 M, W 10:45am - 12:20pm 4/5–5/24 TBA
3024 M, W 7:45pm - 9:20pm 4/5–5/24 TBA
WRITING
Note: These courses are not available for online registration. All students must
come in to A106 to begin the registration process. Call, email, or come in to A106
for information about current schedules, offerings, and registration procedures.
240.629.7962 •
Writing 1
In this pre-academic course, you will work on improving your academic writing by
developing your understanding of sentence grammar, pre-writing and editing skills,
and organization of academic communication. This course will benefit you if you are
interested in enrolling in a college credit course in the future, or if you are interested
in improving your formal English for your profession. This course will require that you
complete homework assignments and projects regularly for homework.
AEL420 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3002 Tu, Th 10:45am - 12:20pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3003 Tu, Th 7:45pm - 9:20pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3025 Tu, Th 10:45am - 12:20pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
3026 Tu, Th 7:45pm - 9:20pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
Writing 2
In this academic writing course, students will work on building their academic
writing proficiency. Students will work on improving sentence-level grammar
accuracy, pre-writing and editing strategies, paragraph writing, and be introduced to
three-paragraph essays.
AEL430 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3008 Tu, Th 10:45am - 12:20pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3009 Tu, Th 7:45pm - 9:20pm 1/31–3/21 TBA
3027 Tu, Th 10:45am - 12:20pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
3028 Tu, Th 7:45pm - 9:20pm 4/6–5/25 TBA
REAL AMERICAN ENGLISH
Note: These courses are not available for online registration. All students must
come in to A106 to begin the registration process. Call, email, or come in to A106
for information about current schedules, offerings, and registration procedures.
240.629.7962 •
Real American English: Idioms Go to the Movies
Do you sometimes feel confused or frustrated when the English you see on TV or in
the movies doesn’t make sense to you? Do you wonder why people are laughing
when you didn’t understand that there was a joke? Then this course is perfect for
you! This course is designed to help students learn common idioms that consist
of phrasal verbs and expressions that can be confusing and frustrating for English
language learners. Students will learn and practice real American English by learning
useful idioms and expressions that are in a popular American film. Students will
improve their English communication skills and watch a great movie too!
AEL730 | 23.75 hours | $159 ($119 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
3018 M, W 9am - 10:35am 1/30–3/20 TBA
3019 Tu, Th 9am - 10:35am 1/31–3/21 TBA
3037 M, W 9am - 10:35am 4/5–5/24 TBA
3038 Tu, Th 9am - 10:35am 4/6–5/25 TBA
TARGETED ENGLISH LANGUAGE