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English for Mechanical Engineering in Higher Education Studies
What is English for Mechanical Engineering in Higher Education Studies?
English for Mechanical Engineering is a skills-based course designed specifically for mechanical engineering students about to enter English-medium tertiary-level studies. It provides carefully graded practice and progression in the key academic skills that all students need, such as listening to lectures and speaking in seminars. It also equips students with the specialist mechanical engineering language they need to participate successfully within a mechanical engineering faculty.
Extensive listening exercises come from mechanical engineering lectures, and all reading texts are taken from the same field of study. The course also focuses throughout on the key mechanical engineering vocabulary students will need.
Entry Requirements
Diploma Course: English for Mechanical Engineering in Higher Education Studies
The requirements for learning at Sussex College of Business are typically a high school diploma or equivalent, basic computer skills, and a willingness to learn. A diploma will be issued when you're eligible. Digital or Print only.
Course duration: 6 - 9 months
Weekly study: 7 hours (Distance learning delivered in softcopy PDF format ). No live lectures
Email address: You will need your own personal email address to ENROLL in this course.
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
Fees: We accept payment in British Pound Sterling;
GBP 100.00
These courses are typically short and can be completed in 6 to 9 months or less, making them ideal for quick skill acquisition.
Progress checks
In most Study Units you will find questions to check your progress or practical tasks to reinforce your learning. Do not bypass these exercises as they are set for you to test your knowledge of what you have just studied. Do not send your answers for assessment; where appropriate, answers will be given at the end of the section or at the back of the Study Unit.
Tutor Marked Assignments/Test Paper
Tutor-marked Assignments (TMAs) or Test Papers may be of various types:
- traditional written paper;
- special or practical exercises
- multiple-choice.
Multiple-choice papers give wider testing of the topics studied and save you time as they allow you to select appropriate answers, rather than writing them out in full. These can be submitted via the online form below. Generally, TMAs/Test Papers are to be found in individual Study Units.
Course Contents (12 units)
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