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- Intermediate ESL: English for Career and Academic Success
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Fee: $249.00
Dates: 8/11/2026 - 10/1/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Days: Tu Th
Sessions: 16
Building: Westminster Campus (opens in new tab)
Room: C-1701
Instructor: Cristina Lighthiser
Intermediate ESL: English for Career and Academic Success
This course is for students at the intermediate level who want to expand their professional and academic English. You will practice professional communication through:
• Introducing yourself professional language via spoken and written activities
• Reflecting on your skills and future career goals to write a resumé
• Conducting and responding to job interview questions using the STAR method
• Writing a two-paragraph analytical profile about a professional colleague
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Your work and life experience are part of the course content, not just background information.
Note: No class Monday, September 7th for the Labor Day holiday.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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- Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
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Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
This course is for students at the intermediate level who want to expand their ability to navigate difficult, life situations through practice with real life and academic English. You will practice practical communication through:
• Learning language and cultural norms that will assist you in resolving real-life problems from store returns to landlord disputes
• Communicating formal complaints via spoken scenarios and role plays
• Writing strategic emails to communicate necessary information based on context
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Through understanding how to navigate these situations, students will be better prepared to handle the complex situations life presents.
Note: There will be no class on September 7th for the Labor Day holiday.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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- Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
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Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
This course is for students at the intermediate level who want to expand their ability to navigate difficult, life situations through practice with real life and academic English. You will practice practical communication through:
• Learning language and cultural norms that will assist you in resolving real-life problems from store returns to landlord disputes
• Communicating formal complaints via spoken scenarios and role plays
• Writing strategic emails to communicate necessary information based on context
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Through understanding how to navigate these situations, students will be better prepared to handle the complex situations life presents.
NOTE: No class on Monday, September 7th.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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- Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
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Intermediate ESL: English for Solving Real Problems
This course is for students at the intermediate level who want to expand their ability to navigate difficult, life situations through practice with real life and academic English. You will practice practical communication through:
• Learning language and cultural norms that will assist you in resolving real-life problems from store returns to landlord disputes
• Communicating formal complaints via spoken scenarios and role plays
• Writing strategic emails to communicate necessary information based on context
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Through understanding how to navigate these situations, students will be better prepared to handle the complex situations life presents.
NOTE: No class on Monday, September 7th.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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- Advanced ESL: Academic Reading and Writing
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To take this class, please confirm that you can already write a 2-3 paragraph essay and can read a short novel.
Please reach out to the program director if you have any questions about if this is the right course for you. Email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu.
This 13-week class will help prepare you for college-level classes. You will build advanced academic skills that will help you in future studies and professional settings. In this course you will grow your language use by:
- Reading a short novel and analyzing the story and character profiles
- Writing organized essays, including informational, compare and contrast, and perspective essays
- Sharing your ideas through public speaking presentations
- Building academic skills like annotating, outlining, and reviewing your own writing
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Your knowledge, stories, and perspectives are part of the course's content, not just background information.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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- Advanced ESL: Academic Reading and Writing
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To take this class, please confirm that you can already write a 2-3 paragraph essay and can read a short novel.
Please reach out to the program director if you have any questions about if this is the right course for you. Email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu.
This 13-week class will help prepare you for college-level classes. You will build advanced academic skills that will help you in future studies and professional settings. In this course you will grow your language use by:
- Reading a short novel and analyzing the story and character profiles
- Writing organized essays, including informational, compare and contrast, and perspective essays
- Sharing your ideas through public speaking presentations
- Building academic skills like annotating, outlining, and reviewing your own writing
This course focuses on the four necessary skills for language learning: speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Your knowledge, stories, and perspectives are part of the course's content, not just background information. Note: No class Monday, September 7th for Labor Day holiday.
If you have any questions about this course, please email: shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
Si tienes preguntas sobre este curso, envía un correo electrónico a shane.saddisonbradford@frontrange.edu
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