College Writing Courses cover the steps in preparing and writing academic papers. You will learn and master essay writing, summarizing, academic reading, paraphrasing, in-text citations, cohesion and coherence, and more.
The skills taught in this course will enable you to succeed in university-level coursework. You will engage in academic research and learn to express your ideas clearly. In the final project, you will demonstrate all the knowledge you have learned in this course as you write the final essay.
Listening & Notetaking Courses will prepare you to listening and understand university-level lectures. In additions, you will learn note taking strategies, and how to speak to be understood.
This course will help you master writing English sentences. You will learn about and practice writing three types of sentences – simple, compound, and complex. As you progress through the course, you will also learn how to avoid common errors; sentence fragments, run-on sentences, and comma splices.After passing the final quiz with a 80%, you will receive a certification.
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College Writing 301 covers the steps in writing an academic essay. You will learn and master essay writing, summarizing, academic reading, in-text citations, and cohesion and coherence. You will draft, revise, and complete an academic essay on either the causes or effects of poverty.
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Coming Soon! College Lectures 311 covers six topics commonly discussed in the United States. Each unit begins with a discussion about the topic, and then builds listening skills
Course Info Course Title: College Writing 401 Available Date: March 7, 2021 CEFR Level: B2 – C1 Course Type: Self-Paced Instructor: Richard P Carrigan, MSE Available Lessons: 32 Lessons Approximately 5 weeks to complete Course Schedule FAQ
Practice Writing TOEFL iBT Independent Tasks What you must know… Your essay must clearly state your opinion on the topic and support it with strong reasons, details, explanations, facts, or examples. An effective essay will contain at least 300 words (About 3 or 4 paragraphs). You will have 30 minutes to plan, write, and rewrite […]
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