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English Language AcademyAbout the
Establishment 1883 of The University of Auckland, The University of Auckland English Language Academy (ELA) teaches English language programmes for students interested in pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, as well as specialist English and Teacher-training courses. Located adjacent to The University of Auckland campus in downtown Auckland City, the English Language Academy provides a modern, spacious learning environment. Is located adjacent to The University of Auckland’s city campus in downtown Auckland. The convenient location of the city campus offers easy access to the city’s shops, markets, cinemas, galleries, public libraries, entertainment and restaurants. Auckland is a friendly mix of different cultures and ideas. Students will enjoy exploring New
Zealand on weekends and during University holidays. The University’s
international network of graduates and friends can be an advantage when the students are
seeking employment. The school also provides a range
of services just for international students. These include on-campus visa
renewal services; an international student adviser who can help students sort out
all sorts of problems; and iSPACE. Dedication to research and teaching excellence has given the University of Auckland both a
prestigious reputation and a top ranking. The University of Auckland will give students a foundation that will
fuel success for the rest of your life.
The University of Auckland About the
The University of Auckland Is New Zealand’s only member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities and Universitas 21, an association of major international research-intensive universities. The University has a student roll of more than 38,000, including over 4,600 international students from more than 90 countries. With over 2,000 academic staff and as many general staff, the University is a vibrant, cosmopolitan community. The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s world-ranked university. It is the only New Zealand university ranked in the top 200 in theTimes Higher Education World University Rankings, in the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings, and with the maximum rating of Five Stars Plus in the QS Stars University Ratings. The University is also the highest ranked New Zealand university in the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities. The University of Auckland has a strong international focus and is the only New Zealand member of Universitas 21, the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN), and the Association of Pacific Rim Universities – international consortia of research-led universities. Today more than 4,000 international students from 93 countries choose to study there. As well as being New Zealand’s top university, The University of Auckland is the country’s largest. It has a strong focus on quality with selective entry to all programmes.The University of Auckland has the most comprehensive range of courses in the country with teaching and research conducted over eight faculties and two large-scale research institutes. There are unique opportunities for interdisciplinary studies and conjoint degrees. Moreover, the University of Auckland is New Zealand’s pre-eminent research-led institution.
Focus of
Study: In Global English Plus, students can personalise
their study by selecting from various options for half of their study time,
including focusing on IELTS, Business English, confident speaking, writing
skills and various topics.
Benefit,
goal
of this course: The course is
designed for students who want to improve their everyday English language
skills and is also suitable for those who need a preparatory course before
moving into the Academic English course. Students study language structure,
listening and reading skills, vocabulary and fluency and accuracy in writing
and speaking.
Curriculum: Various elective courses such as IELTS,
Power Writing, Business English, Confident Speaking are provided. The programme
includes 20 core hours of tuition with 2 additional workshops. Class sessions
are split into morning and afternoon sessions depending on level. Session one
runs from 8.20 – 12.30pm and session two runs from 1.00 – 5.15pm.
Focus of
Study: In Global English Plus, students can personalise
their study by selecting from various options for half of their study time,
including focusing on IELTS, Business English, confident speaking, writing
skills and various topics.
Benefit,
goal
of this course: The course is
designed for students who want to improve their everyday English language
skills and is also suitable for those who need a preparatory course before
moving into the Academic English course. Students study language structure,
listening and reading skills, vocabulary and fluency and accuracy in writing
and speaking.
Curriculum: Various elective courses such as IELTS,
Power Writing, Business English, Confident Speaking are provided. The programme
includes 20 core hours of tuition with 2 additional workshops. Class sessions
are split into morning and afternoon sessions depending on level. Session one
runs from 8.20 – 12.30pm and session two runs from 1.00 – 5.15pm.
Focus of
study: The ELA offers a full time 10-week programme English for Teaching -
TESOL course in preparation for the Cambridge Teaching Knowledge Test
(TKT) and TKT Practical Test. The programme is designed to enhance
students’ English language awareness and ability and provides the teaching
skills required to become a communicative teacher of English.
Benefit, goal of this course: ELA is the only school in Auckland that administers the TKT
Practical test. Students will be able to enhance their own English
language ability through language development sessions covering all
aspects of English and gain a deeper knowledge of English and the teaching
of English by participating in small teaching practice groups, peer
teaching and feedback sessions. They will be taught by highly
experienced and qualified TESOL trainers. They will also get to observe
ELA’s best teachers in action with 10 hours of live observations.
Curriculum: Students
will prepare for both the written and practical examinations with
intensive exam study and guidance from the trainers. Students will
experience real teaching practice equipped with the latest methodology and
best practice.
Class
hours: The total hourse of study: -200 contact
hours with highly qualified and experienced teacher trainers -10
hours of live observations of experienced ELA teachers -10 hours
of English language workshops -100 hours of self-directed
study -50 hours for assignments
Focus of
study: The ELA offers a full time 10-week programme English for Teaching -
TESOL course in preparation for the Cambridge Teaching Knowledge Test
(TKT) and TKT Practical Test. The programme is designed to enhance
students’ English language awareness and ability and provides the teaching
skills required to become a communicative teacher of English.
Benefit, goal of this course: ELA is the only school in Auckland that administers the TKT
Practical test. Students will be able to enhance their own English
language ability through language development sessions covering all
aspects of English and gain a deeper knowledge of English and the teaching
of English by participating in small teaching practice groups, peer
teaching and feedback sessions. They will be taught by highly
experienced and qualified TESOL trainers. They will also get to observe
ELA’s best teachers in action with 10 hours of live observations.
Curriculum: Students
will prepare for both the written and practical examinations with
intensive exam study and guidance from the trainers. Students will
experience real teaching practice equipped with the latest methodology and
best practice.
Class
hours: The total hourse of study: -200 contact
hours with highly qualified and experienced teacher trainers -10
hours of live observations of experienced ELA teachers -10 hours
of English language workshops -100 hours of self-directed
study -50 hours for assignments
Course Information
Schedule
10 Weeks
Minimum age
18
Accommodation
Homestay, Off-campus Residence
Qualification
*Applicants do not have to be native speakers of English, but must have an excellent all-round command of English. Applicants need to have a minimum level of English corresponding to Upper Intermediate or the equivalent IELTS (Academic) 5.0 overall, with no less than 5 in writing. All applicants will take a placement test at the ELA prior to commencement.
Course Schedule
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Fees
School's Admin fee
(NZD)$ 240
Tuition
10 Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
(NZD)$ 4,970 / Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Housing Placement
(NZD)$ 270
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
Weekly
(NZD)$ 262
(NZD)$ 220
Airport Pickup
(NZD)$ 100
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
*Dates and fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Focus of
Study: The
Academic English (AE) programme is offered at a variety of levels and is
designed to prepare students for academic study at tertiary level.
Benefit,
goal of this course: The Academic English programme focuses on the language and
skills required for successful study at tertiary level, including lectures,
seminars, tutorials and research. The programme uses a communicative and
integrated approach
Curriculum: -Grammar and
sentence structure -Essay and report writing -Reading
academic texts -Research skills -Critical
thinking -Listening to lectures and note-taking -Presentation
skills and communication techniques -Pronunciation
Class
hourse: This program has a 10-week curriculum.
Focus of
Study: The
Academic English (AE) programme is offered at a variety of levels and is
designed to prepare students for academic study at tertiary level.
Benefit,
goal of this course: The Academic English programme focuses on the language and
skills required for successful study at tertiary level, including lectures,
seminars, tutorials and research. The programme uses a communicative and
integrated approach
Curriculum: -Grammar and
sentence structure -Essay and report writing -Reading
academic texts -Research skills -Critical
thinking -Listening to lectures and note-taking -Presentation
skills and communication techniques -Pronunciation
Class
hourse: This program has a 10-week curriculum.
Course Information
Schedule
10, 20, 30, 40 Weeks
VISA Info
Acceptance letter issue
Accommodation
Homestay, Off-campus Residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
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*Dates and fees are approximate and may change without prior notice. *Students staying in an ELA-arranged homestay receive a FREE transfer to their homestay from the airport.
Accomodation
Homestay Students will be placed with a New Zealand family to help practise their English in an everyday situation and experience the Kiwi lifestyle. Homestays are usually a 30-minute bus ride from school. Homestay accommodation includes students' own room and two meals (breakfast and dinner) Monday to Friday, and all meals for weekends and public holidays.
Homestay Fee: $280 per week (21st Dec 2014-4th Jan 2015: $312.50 per week) The school do not accept students under 18.
Empire Apartment 5 minutes’ walk from ELA Shared three-bedroom apartment $220 per week. Studio apartment $340 per week, suit one or two people, twin or double bed. Rates include water, power, weekly housekeeping and GST. Minimum stay 4 weeks. Security deposit $400. Bedding package includes duvet, pillow, sheets, laundered weekly. Towels not included. Final cleaning; $60 will be taken off security deposit when student checks out. ELA will do bookings for Empire but students pay rent direct to Empire.
Renting own accommodation "Flatting" in New Zealand means renting a house or apartment (flat) either on their own or with other people, and is common among those studying in New Zealand for extended periods. Normally students have your own room but share facilities with their flatmates. Flats are generally advertised in newspapers, on student notice boards and the Internet. Costs: The estimated total cost ranges from NZ$250 to NZ$350 per person in Auckland, with NZ$150 - NZ$250 of this going toward room rent only. Telephone line rental costs NZ$40 per month plus any long-distance or cellphone calls. Approximately NZ$1000-$1500 bond is needed for most flats, and this is paid directly to the Housing Commission.
Surrounding Area
The institute is located adjacent to The University of Auckland’s city campus in downtown Auckland. The convenient location of the city campus offers easy access to the city’s shops, markets, cinemas, galleries, public libraries, entertainment and restaurants.
Facilities
ELA is located adjacent to The University of Auckland’s city campus in downtown Auckland. ELA has purpose-built modern classrooms to cater for over 400 students in a spacious environment. Also we have an English Language Self Access Centre (ELAB), open seven days per week with 90 computers and provides students with state-of-the-art computer facilities and well-equipped student lounges. There are two student lounges where students can have lunch, take a break or use the Internet facilities. The lounges are equipped with sofas, chairs and tables, microwaves and tea and coffee facilities. A large outdoor area provides a relaxing environment also.The University of Auckland has a health and fitness studio with machine weights, free weights and cardio theatre as well as fitness consultations and comprehensive aerobics programmes. There are also recreational classes in racket sports, dance and group fitness programme. Students can utilize squash courts, a multi-purpose main hall for basketball, soccer, volleyball and a state-of-the-art climbing wall.
Activity
Students can play social games of monopoly, test their vocabulary with Scrabble, or get to know their classmates more intimately with Twister. Students can also participate in various indoor and outdoor activities including fully guided tour of Auckland's youngest volcano, bowling, rock climbing and jet boating.
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