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 Modules
are taught at ESOL levels, Elementary to
Advanced. The course can be started at
anytime.
Fulltime: from 4 weeks, 25 hrs per
week ( Student Visa: minimum 12 weeks
).
Part time
(8 Hours per week): All modules are
self-contained and can be taken
individually (12 weeks) or students can
chose to combine modules to run for 24,
36 or 48 weeks.
Module 1:
Living
and Working in New Zealand
Module 1
is the first, self contained course of
the Practical English for Work Programme.
The course is well suited to equip
learners with some basic language
skills. These practical skills will be
taught using topics based on living and
working in New Zealand.
Learners
are able to gain increased confidence
with the language and practical
understanding of subjects relating to
common everyday situations. It will also
provide you with a sound basis for the
next stages of learning.
Module 2:
Looking
for Work (Part 1)
The next
stage, Module 2, focuses on slightly
more advanced ESOL language elements.
The module is based on practical topics
that are commonly faced when looking for
work.
Learners will concentrate on vocabulary
and sentence structure and time will be
given in class to practice grammar and
reading skills allowing learners to
familiarize themselves with ESOL
language elements.
By the end of the module, learners will
be given the skills to the first stages
of working in New Zealand.
Module 2
topics may include:
☆
Job Search Skills
☆
Writing a CV (Chronological)
☆
Preparing for an Interview
☆
Starting in a New Job
☆
Letter Writing (letter of request,
letter giving information, and letter of
resignation)
Module 3:
Looking for Work (Part 2)
Continuing from Looking for Work (Part
1), Module 3 intensifies its language
focus while looking at additional topics
and tools for finding employment.
Learners extend their language skills to
incorporate speaking and listening while
retaining focus on reading and writing
to help them to confidently use the
acquired skills to find employment.
Module 4:
Language
for the Workplace
The last
module of the programme focuses on
language skills with additional language
that is commonly found within the
workplace.
This course is language based on
practical topics relevant to
communication in the workplace. More
advanced aspects of grammar, vocabulary,
sentence structure, common idioms and
oral communication are covered in this
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