The Intensive English Program (IEP) is an on-campus academic program designed to ensure that international students acquire the English-language and university-level learning skills needed for success in the undergraduate- or graduate-degree programs of their choice at WMU or any other American college or university.

 

Benefit, Goal of this course :
Both academically and non-academically bound students can take this program.

 

CELCIS classes prepare students to study in American colleges and universities and help professionals improve their English for work.
Students can study in one of five levels: Pre-Elementary, Elementary, Intermediate, Pre-Advanced, and Advanced. Each level is composed of four hours of instruction per day, five days a week. The instruction is divided in to four classes. Students take one hour per day of Speaking & Listening, two hours per day of Reading & Writing, and one hour per day of Grammar & Communication.

 

The Speaking/Listening and the Grammar/Communication classes meet for the full semester while the Reding/Writing (section 1 and 2) classes meet for seven (7) weeks each. Full-time students are in class for a total of 20 hours per week.

Classes are held 20 hours per week. Schedule may vary for each level.