UNSWGlobal

Integrated Essential English and Career English Program

for

Hokkaido University

UNSW Institute of Languages

2019

Commercial in Confidence

This proposal is submitted to ISA Inc. Japan, by UNSW Institute of Languages, a business unit of UNSW Global Pty Limited, a wholly owned enterprise of the University of New South Wales (UNSW), for the provision of a 5-week English Language & UNSW Lecture Observation program in Australia.

Preliminary Details of the Program

Program

Standard Course duration

Course dates

Course type

Integrated English Program (Essential or Career)

Terms of 5 weeks (100 hours of face to face tuition at 20 hours per week) Students can apply for study in multiple terms.

Hokkaido University - 10 February - 13 March 2020 (5 weeks, 100 hour program. English test results required before program commencement)

Integrated Essential English or Career English program

Students are integrated with an international student

population into their program- a recognized test result (IELTS,

TOEFL, TOEIC, VEPT) will be required to pre place students in

the appropriate level of Essential English or Career English.

In addition to the 20 hours of tuition per week, participants have access to the Learning Support Unit library (LSU) for additional individual self-study, and will be directed to the LSU for further study or research as required.

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Course Overview

Essential English

Essential English provides the basic English skills needed for all social, academic and work situations. The

courses progressively builds proficiency and skills through:

• Listening to conversations, news, documentary and drama programs

• Grammar in context

• Vocabulary building in topic areas

• Building reading and writing skills with emails, stories and essay paragraphs

• Speaking skills including conversation, discussion and presentations ,as well as pronunciation

Classes maximise student interaction and practice, using pair and group work as well as individual study.

Career English

Career English aims to develop the English skills needed to improve career prospects and communicate

effectively in any workplace situation. Career English is ideal if career goals are to work internationally,

dealing with clients or colleagues in English. It also prepares students for further studies in business. Career

English develops English skills needed in an increasingly globalised world. These skills include:

• Giving effective presentations

• Working in a team to solve work problems

• Giving and responding to feedback

• Writing business emails, reports and job applications

• Participating more confidently in English speaking meetings, discussions and negotiations

• Socialising with workmates

• Building vocabulary and comprehension through listening and reading using authentic media and

work texts

Assessment

Final course marks are based on:

• Ongoing assessment in class based on clearly focused tasks • Participation in class activities such as pair work, group work and special projects • Homework tasks and special assignments based on researching topics and spoken presentations • Term tests based on material covered during the period of study

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a UNSW Institute of Languages certificate

at a graduation ceremony. A minimum of 80% attendance is required in order to receive the certificate.

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Timetable

Classes are taught every weekday from 9am until 11am, and 11:30am until 1:30pm. Students are able to

use their afternoons for self-directed studies, participation in clubs and sporting activities, volunteering,

Lecture Observations (when available) or excursions. Guided excursions, custom classes, and program

additions can be added during afternoons for an additional fee.

Program Inclusions

Program Management and Coordination

The study Tours and customised Programs Coordinator oversees all aspects of the program and acts as a

primary point of contact for group participants. The study Tours and customised Programs Coordinator is

responsible for the following:

• meeting the group regularly to check on student welfare

• conducting student evaluations

• coordinating group excursions and social events

• coordinating lecture observations at UNSW and special lectures

• being the contact person for the partner school

• consulting regarding program changes

• providing reports to the partner school

• coordinating the response to any accidents or medical emergencies

• organising visits by partner institution staff

Orientation Program

On arrival to campus, students are involved in a specially designed Orientation Program which includes the

following:

• Welcome Ceremony

• Introduction to the Staff at the Institute

• Information on the courses/learning pathways available

• Information on the welfare and additional services available e.g. accommodation, counselling

(academic and personal), sporting and recreational activities

Tour of the main campus of the University of New South Wales

The tour familiarises students with UNSW's sport and recreational, health and welfare facilities, including

• Sports Centre (swimming, gym, tennis, badminton, aerobics)

• Library

• Health Clinic

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UNSWGlobal

UNSW at a glance

Global ranking

UNSW ranks 45th in the 2019 QS World University Rankings, 96th in the 2019 Times Higher Education

World University Rankings and 102 in the 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities.

Leader in education

UNSW is a member of the prestigious Group of Eight - a coalition of Australia's leading research intensive

universities.

Research excellence

UNSW is Australia's most comprehensive research-intensive university, with the most subjects ranked first

in Australia in the ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2018.

Academic reputation

UNSW ranked 37th in the world for academic reputation in the 2019 QS World University Rankings.

Research strength

UNSW has a 7,000-strong research community .

• Leading innovation

We received $550m in research income and were #1 in ARC Linkage Industry grants in Australia in 2017

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