Are you an international student? Are you worried about your English? Don't worry. We're here to help you.
If English is not your first language, you may feel worried about your ability to communicate or your academic writing. We're here to help you improve your English, reach your full potential and boost your confidence. We can arrange an individual tutorial with you, or you can join one of our short courses. All our services are free to use, and available throughout the year.
If you're a current student, please go to the Intranet to access our resources (login required). You can also email elu@bathspa.ac.uk to book an individual tutorial or visit us in our office at Gatehouse (GH.101) on Newton Park campus.
‘‘My role is to help international students become successful. Every student that we support has so much to offer, and it's a great privilege to share in their success."
Sarah Sibley, ELU Academic Coordinator
"I love helping international students remove the language barrier, so that they can achieve their true potential."
Hugh Osborne, Senior Lecturer in International Teaching and Support
Do you know how to structure and edit academic essays? Or how to reference properly? This short six-week course will teach you these skills and much more, including how to take good lecture notes, plan and structure your assignments, and ensure your writing flows.
Want to make the most of your seminar time? This short six-week course will teach you essential presentation skills, how to explain your opinion in a classroom, how to ask for clarification, and how to show that you disagree with someone else's opinion or topic.
Each culture has its unofficial "rules". This short course will help you settle into the new culture and feel at home. In just six weeks, you'll learn how to meet and greet someone, talk about your likes and dislikes, and give and politely decline invitations. You'll also discuss UK institutions and customs.
"The ELU supported me in many different ways. They helped me to improve my writing fluency and vocabulary. Thanks to their courses, I was also able to communicate better in day-to-day situations."
Sabrin Hasbun, PhD student, Creative Writing
