English as a Second Language (ESL)

ESL for the Workplace


Let us bring an ESL class to your workplace.

We can arrange specialized ESL instruction for small groups in your workplace. We’ll hold classes at your location, or ours downtown, in Westlake, or in Solon.

• English courses designed for your specific business or industry
• Courses designed around students’ needs through diagnostic testing
• Instruction available at various levels of proficiency
• Qualified and experienced ESL instructors
• Flexible scheduling and competitive costs.

We will provide you with a full proposal and tentative course outline, showing how we can create a cost-effective and time efficient program for your company. Please contact us for a no-obligation planning meeting at esl@csuohio.edu or call (216)875-9669.
 

ESL Applied Grammar for the Workplace
July 1-August 5, 2008
Tuesdays, 6:00-8:00 pm
6 weeks (12 hours)
Solon, East Center
ESL 415801 8850
CEUs: 1.2 $169
Instructor: Kathy Kurkov
Text: Barron's ESL Guide to American Business English (Available at CSU bookstore)
 

ESL Pronunciation

September 11-October 30, 2008
Thursdays, 6-8 pm
Downtown, Cole Center
ESL 415701 1800
$199 (book not included)
Text (required): English Pronunciation Made Simple, ISBN: 013-111596-0 (Pearson Longman)


ESL Speaking & Pronunciation
This course will build on the pronunciation practice given in ESL Pronunciation. In addition, it will add speaking skills for the workplace, including preparing a speech. It is designed for the non-native speaker of English. The focus will be on speaking and pronunciation skills.  Students will give a short speech at the end of the course. This course will be geared toward an intermediate/advanced level of proficiency; it is not for beginners.

Returning in Fall 2008
Text (required): Painless Speaking Barron’s ISBN 0-7641-2147-2 Available at CSU Bookstore)


ESL Writing & Grammar
This 5-week (20-hour) course will focus on grammar usage and writing for the workplace but can also be a refresher course for non-native English speakers for a variety of reasons. Students will review basic grammar structures and practice by putting it into use in their writing. Writing practice will include resumes, e-mails and standard business memos and letters. The course is designed for an intermediate/advanced level of proficiency, not for beginners.

Returning in Fall 2008
Text required: Business Correspondence ISBN 0-13-089792-2 Available at CSU Bookstore)

 

engaged learning
Mailing Address
Cleveland State University
Division of Continuing Education
2121 Euclid Avenue CE 103
Cleveland, OH 44115-2214

Campus Location
Joseph E. Cole Center
3100 Chester Avenue
Cleveland, OH
Phone: 216.687.2144
Fax: 216.687.9399
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Web Content Contact
Dr. Michele Bowman
m.s.bowman@csuohio.edu
216.875.9669  
Web Technical Contact
Georgia Denyse Castle
g.d.castle@csuohio.edu
216.687.4685
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