Engineering Language Unit 2013-14

This workshop is intended for non-native speakers from the Department of Engineering who would like to improve their spoken English in a variety of contexts, both formal and informal. It is open to PhD and postdoc and MPhil by Research students from the Department of Engineering.

This course is intended for non-native speaker PhD Engineering students who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This is one in a series of five Scientific Writing Skills Workshops tailored to the needs of the PhD/PostDoc Engineering student. These run throughout the year.

• What makes a good abstract and title? (see topics covered section for more details)

The following workshops are also available:

• Planning and Writing the Literature Review
• Presenting your results and findings
• Working on the Discussions and Conclusions Sections
• Preparing successful poster presentations

This course is intended for non-native speaker graduate students and Post Docs in the Engineering Department who wish to improve their Pronunciation skills. There will be an introduction to an aspect of English Pronunciation with an opportunity to practise, both on your own, in pairs, in groups and to work with the teacher

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in writing dissertations, research papers and reports.

Workshop to revise and improve some aspects of English grammar.

This workshop will look at a week in the life of an Engineering student from the writing perspective. It will address communication skills in writing from different practical angles involving emails, notes and strategies to prepare for and draft a paper or report. It will provide an overview of the most common stylistic, structural and grammatical mistakes made in these writing scenarios and equip you to fix those relevant to your own writing

Workshop to revise and improve some aspects of English grammar. REPEAT OF MICHAELMAS 2013 GRAMMAR WORKSHOP

Workshop to revise and improve some aspects of English grammar.

This workshop will explore how your first language and cultural background may influence how you think and write in English. We will talk about different cultural models and how to achieve the best writing in English.

This course is intended for non-native speakers who wish to improve their skills in giving presentations in English.

What makes a good piece of scientific writing? This workshop presents the features of good scientific writing with a focus on scientific style. It will then get you writing yourself and finishes by exploring techniques of editing.

This workshop is intended for non-native speakers from the Department of Engineering who would like to improve their spoken English in a variety of contexts, both formal and informal. It is open to PhD and postdoc and MPhil by Research students from the Department of Engineering.

This workshop will cover a variety of speaking scenarios experienced at conferences and will equip you with the language required from small talk and everyday English to the language of presentations and questions.