This course introduces fundamental concepts in organizing ideas within various academic texts and emphasizes effective communication to the reader. Participants will develop competence in grammar, vocabulary, expressions, style, and conventions commonly employed in academic writing.

Who This Course is For:

This course is intended for students in tertiary education who seek to strengthen their academic writing skills in English. While targeted primarily at non-native English speakers, native speakers may also benefit from this course.

Course Content:

• Modules on English Syntax & Academic Writing

• Assignments

• Class Lectures

• Classroom resources

  
  

What You'll Learn:

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Demonstrate and apply knowledge of basic academic writing structure, including introduction, body, conclusion, and bibliography.

• Understand and apply principles of effective paragraph structure.

• Use signposting and linking words to construct well-structured arguments.

• Implement practical tips and techniques to enhance academic writing.

• Locate additional sources of information to expand knowledge on academic writing and citation.

• Develop essential skills in organizing ideas and integrating literature into writing.

• Utilize linking words and expressions for effective communication with the reader.

• Improve academic grammar, vocabulary, and writing style.

• Avoid common grammatical, vocabulary, and stylistic errors.

• Receive feedback on academic writing and guidance for ongoing development throughout the course.