English Language

Centre 2014
English Language Centre 2014
Academic Excellence
Since its establishment in 1874, the
University has developed an outstanding
reputation for teaching, learning and
research, with major strengths in agriculture,
wine and food, biological sciences, physical
sciences, health sciences, information
technology, business, environmental
sciences and engineering.
With more than 25,000 students and more
than 3,500 employees, the University
provides personal interaction with teaching
staff and offers a broad range of courses and
student support services.
Outstanding Graduates
The University of Adelaide is committed to
producing graduates who will be recognised
globally for their creativity, knowledge
and skills, as well as their cross-cultural
understanding.
Alumni have gone on to become national
and international leaders in government,
business, the professions and many elds of
science, medicine and technology.
Ideal Location
The University extends across ve
campuses, with the main North Terrace
Campus located in the heart of Adelaide.
The University of Adelaides English
Language Centre is situated in the central
business and cultural district, an area
surrounded by parklands and gardens and
bordered by the River Torrens.
The English Language Centre
The English Language Centre (ELC) provides
outstanding English language programs
and English teacher training services for
international students and groups.
We pride ourselves on offering:
> a motivating academic environment
> individual attention and support from
highly-qualied teachers
> opportunities to meet students from
across the world
> excellent facilities at the University
of Adelaide
> ongoing assessment and reports based
on your performance
> a University of Adelaide English Language
Centre Certicate of Completion
> a comprehensive orientation program and
high quality support services
> a broad range of social activities and
events to help you make friends and
experience Australian culture.
The University of Adelaide is one of Australias oldest and most
prestigious tertiary institutions, with a tradition of excellence dating
back more than 130 years.
The University of Adelaides
English Language Centre
English Language Centre, The University of Adelaide
> Founded in 1874; the third-oldest
university in Australia.
> Member of the Group of Eight,
Australias leading research intensive
universities.
> The University of Adelaide is ranked
in top 1% of Universities worldwide.
> Associated with ve Nobel prize
winners and more than 100 Rhodes
Scholars.
> State-of-art-facilities including an
outstanding library of over 2 million
items and Hub Central a 24 hour
dynamic student learning space.
> High ratings in the areas of staff-
student ratio, student demand,
research grants and research
intensiveness in the 2013 Australian
Good Universities Guide.
The University at a Glance
The University of Adelaide offers two
packaged Academic English Pathways for
students that have not met the minimum
English language entry requirements of their
undergraduate or postgraduate program.
For English language entry requirements visit
www.international.adelaide.edu.au/apply/
admission/
Academic English - PEP Pathway: This
is a direct entry pathway into further studies
at the University of Adelaide. The length
of your program depends on your English
prociency test score. If you successfully
complete the Pre-enrolment English Program
(PEP) you do not need to sit another
English test before you enter your university
program.
Academic English - GEAP Pathway:
This is a packaged program involving a
mixture of General English for Academic
Purposes (GEAP) and Pre-Enrolment English
Program (PEP) classes.
A further English language test (IELTS, TOEFL,
CAE or Pearson) is required during the course;
either to allow transfer to PEP classes or to
give direct entry to your award program.
Which program am I eligible for?
The program you are eligible for depends on
your English prociency test score and the
English language requirement for the
program you wish to study. Please refer to
the table below or visit our website for more
information.
How long will I need to study?
Academic English - PEP Pathway courses
are for 10, 15 or 20 weeks.
Academic English - GEAP Pathway
courses are for 30 or 35 weeks.
The length of program depends on your
English prociency test score and the English
language requirement for the program you
wish to study. Please refer to the table below
or visit our website for more information.
How do I apply?
For application into both the Academic
English Pathway Program and your
University of Adelaide Program please visit
www.international.adelaide.edu.au/apply/
Academic English Pathways
Academic English Pathway Start Dates and Fees
Weeks Start Cost Weeks Start Cost
For award programs commencing in Semester 2, 2014 For award programs commencing in Semester 1, 2015
35 8 October, 2013 AUD$ 13,300 35 5 May, 2014 AUD$ 13,825
30 18 November, 2013 AUD$ 11,400 30 10 June, 2014 AUD$ 11,850
20 13 February, 2014 AUD$ 7,900 20 28 August, 2014 AUD$ 7,900
15 20 March, 2014 AUD$ 5,925 15 2 October, 2014 AUD$ 5,925
10 1 May, 2014 AUD$ 3,950 10 13 November, 2014 AUD$ 3,950
Students are responsible for the cost of Health Insurance.
Academic English Pathway Entry Requirements
For entry into undergraduate or postgraduate programs with IELTS (or equivalent) Overall Band Score 6.0 requirement
IELTS 4.5
with Writing & Speaking at 4.5 or above
TOEFL 33
with Writing & Speaking at 12 or above
TOEFL 39
with Writing & Speaking at 12 or above
TOEFL 39
with Writing & Speaking at 14 or above
TOEFL 50
with Writing at 18 or above and
Speaking at 16 or above
TOEFL 60
Writing and Speaking 14 or above
TOEFL 50
Writing at 21 or above and
Speaking at 18 or above
TOEFL 60
Writing at 18 or above and
Speaking at 16 or above
Academic English
- GEAP Pathway
35 weeks
Academic English
- GEAP Pathway
30 weeks
Academic English
- PEP Pathway
10 weeks
Academic English
- PEP Pathway
10 weeks
Academic English
- PEP Pathway
15 weeks
Academic English
- PEP Pathway
15 weeks
Academic English
- PEP Pathway
20 weeks
IELTS 5.0
with Writing & Speaking at 4.5 or above
IELTS overall band score TOEFL internet based Academic English pathway
IELTS 5.0
with Writing & Speaking at 5.0 or above
IELTS 5.5
with Writing & Speaking at 5.5 or above
IELTS 6.0
with Writing & Speaking at 5.0 or above
IELTS 5.5
with Writing & Speaking at 6.0 or above
IELTS 6.0
with Writing & Speaking at 5.5 or above
Please note IELTS and TOEFL overall scores are given as a guide. The
University also accepts other tests. For information on entry scores please
visit our website. This diagram shows the amount of time it takes most
students to progress.
* A further English language test (IELTS, TOEFL, CAE or Pearson) is required
during the course; either to allow transfer to PEP classes or to give direct
entry to your award program.
** Direct Entry upon successful completion of the PEP Program.
IELTS/
TOEFL*
DIRECT
ENTRY**
University
of Adelaide
undergraduate
or postgraduate
program
with IELTS
(or equivalent)
Overall Band
Score 6.0
requirement
adelaide.edu.au/elc
ELC 2014
A General English program for students
wanting to develop their language skills
at one of the most prestigious Universities
in Australia.
Anyone can study the GEAP, even if you
only have basic English skills. To ensure you
are enrolled in the appropriate level, you will
sit a short placement test before your rst
class. The test involves grammar, vocabulary
and writing.
You can study the GEAP as a stand-alone
program for personal or professional
advancement or to gain credit towards a
degree in your home University. GEAP can
also be used as a pathway to the University
of Adelaide if you have not met the minimum
English requirements for an Academic English
Pathway program (see previous page).
GEAP allows you to tailor your program
depending on your needs. Focus your
learning with a choice of Friday
specialisations including Global Business
English, Australian Culture and IELTS or
TOEFL preparation. For more information
on our GEAP Specialisation, please visit
www.adelaide.edu.au/elc/courses/geap/
specialisation/
General English for
Academic Purposes (GEAP)
GEAP - Intake Dates
2014
Monday, 6 January Monday, 21 July
Monday, 17 February Monday, 25 August
Monday, 24 March Tuesday, 7 October
Monday, 5 May Monday, 17 November
Tuesday, 10 June
Duration: 20 contact hours per week. You can choose the
length of your program - from 5 to 45 weeks (enrolment must
be in 5 week blocks).
Start Dates: every 5 weeks throughout the year.
Entry Criteria: There are no specic entry requirements for
the GEAP program. Suitable for all levels.
Levels: 5 levels from elementary to advanced.
Class Times: 8.30am - 12.30pm, Monday - Friday
or 12.30pm - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday
Each student will have a combination of morning or afternoon
classes each week.
Fee: $395 per week in 2014.
To Apply visit: www.adelaide.edu.au/elc/courses/geap/apply
GEAP Fast Facts
Things to do in Adelaide and South Australia
Beautiful Beaches Adelaide has over
22km of white sandy beachfront. You
can enjoy surng, shing, swimming,
whale watching and much more!
Great Shopping & Restaurants
Adelaide is one of Australias most
cosmopolitan cities, with an array of
cafs, restaurants and shops.
Flinders Ranges and the Outback
See some of the most beautiful
landscapes in Australia.
Native Wildlife Parks You can pat
koalas and kangaroos at many native
wildlife parks around Adelaide.
Unspoiled Kangaroo Island One
of the best places in Australia to see
wildlife in their natural habitat.
Festivals & Events Adelaide holds
many cultural and sporting festivals and
events throughout the year.
Famous Wine Regions South Australia
accounts for more than 60% of the nations
wine exports. Our best regions include the
Barossa Valley, the Adelaide Hills, McLaren
Vale, Coonawarra and Clare Valley.
Adelaide At A Glance
Population: 1.2 million.
Climate: average Summer maximum is
28C, and Winter 15C.
Ranked as the worlds fth most liveable city
in 2012 by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Renowned for its easy lifestyle, food and
wine, beautiful beaches, festivals and events.
Why International Students
Love Adelaide:
> Safe & friendly
> Easy to get around
> Students can work 20 hours per week
> Student discount on public transport
> Australias most affordable city;
cheaper than
Sydney (by 19%)
Melbourne (by 19% )
Perth (by 7%)
Brisbane (by 7%)
Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit 2013
International students tell us they
love Adelaide because it is friendly,
relaxed and multicultural. It is also
very clean and green.
Useful websites
www.southaustralia.com
www.studyadelaide.com
Adelaide, South Australia
The University of Adelaides English
Language Centre has an impressive record
of delivering tailored Group Study Tour
Programs for international organisations and
institutions. Whatever the program length or
content required, we will be happy to nd a
solution that meets your needs.
Examples of recent study tour programs
include:
> General English (GEAP) and Australian
Culture
> English Language and TESOL
Methodology
> English Language and Health Sciences
> Academic Research Skills
> English Language and Economics
> Project Management
> English Language and Volunteering.
Tailored Academic Program
Drawing on the academic expertise of
the University of Adelaide, our network of
consultants and our own English Language
Centre staff, we can develop programs in
almost any subject area.
If you wish to incorporate English into your
program, you have the option of integrating
your students into our General English for
Academic Purposes (GEAP) classes or
having an English course developed and
delivered specically for your group.
Real-Life Experiences
If your group is made up of experienced
professionals, we can arrange a program
that increases their industry knowledge
through activities such as site visits or
networking events.
We can also organise a range of tourism and
cultural experiences to showcase Australian
culture and Adelaides renowned food and
wine, beaches and wildlife, arts and festivals.
The ELC Guarantee
> A specically tailored academic program.
> Placement in your choice of homestay,
shared apartment, hostel or residential
accommodation.
> A competitive fee based on the content
of your program.
> Pre-departure information and advice.
> Warm welcome on arrival at Adelaide
Airport.
> Comprehensive orientation and cultural
awareness program.
> Australian cultural tourism experiences
and activities.
> Certicate presentation and celebration.
Group Study Tour Program
TOEFL Test Centre
The Test of English as a Foreign Language internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) is now
available at the University of Adelaide. Tests are held regularly throughout the year at the
ELC in the city centre.
For more information and dates please visit www.adelaide.edu.au/elc/toe or contact
the English Language Centre.
More information
The English Language Centre (ELC)
The University of Adelaide
Level 9, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
SA 5005 Australia
Telephone: +61 8 8313 4777
Facsimile: +61 8 8313 4411
Email: elc@adelaide.edu.au

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DISCLAIMER: The information in this publication is current as at
the date of printing and is subject to change. You can find updated
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Homestay Accommodation
The English Language Centre runs a
successful Homestay accommodation
program, placing international students
with local families for a rst-hand experience
of everyday Australian family life.
Homestay is a wonderful way for
students to improve their English,
acquire condence, learn more about
Australian culture and meet new people
in a friendly environment.
New host families are interviewed
and their homes personally visited by
the Homestay Coordinator to assess
interest, friendliness and concern for
the student. Homestay can be arranged
for a placement fee of AUD$250 and
payment of AUD$240 per week.
For more information on Homestay
please visit our website.
ELC Social Club
Our social club organises affordable, fun
events and activities. Recent activities
have included a trip to Port Adelaide for
dolphin spotting, a visit to the historic
Adelaide Hills village of Hahndorf, movie
nights, ten pin bowling competitions,
nights out at local restaurants, beach
volleyball held in the city centre, quiz
nights and soccer matches.
These activities are a great way to meet
other students and see more of South
Australia. For more information, visit
www.adelaide.edu.au/elc/socialclub