Your Place for Additional English Language Learning
Below is a curated collection of links and resources to facilitate your ongoing linguistic and cultural learning.
I would like to learn more about:
English Grammar Excercises
How to Cite Sources
Academic Honesty and Plagiarism
UChicago Office of International Affairs: Guidelines
Middlebury Libraries: Why Cite?
Style Guides (always ask which style guide is preferred for each class)
Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab): Resources
Citation Management
Vocabulary Building
Jobs & Professionalization
Job Interviews
How to answer frequent interview questions
How to dress for a job interview
How to Ace Your Video Interview
Writing Professional Emails
The basics of professional emails
How to write difficult emails (with templates)
Employment-related email message examples
Work-Related Idioms and Slang
Learn English Today: Business Idioms
Networking
English Pronunciation
Listening Practice
“I took Written Communication: Standards and Conventions because I wanted to improve and standardize my writing skills. The most useful part of this course was writing summaries and paraphrasing, and knowing your purpose and audience. I recommend this course for everyone, especially for students who are going to write thesis or take a written prelim exam.”
“I took Spoken Communication: Academic Presentations because, for my future career, it is extremely important to be able to communicate in a proper and interesting way. I learned how to use my voice when speaking, the best body language for presentations, and how to best design PowerPoint, among other things. I think with this class, students will gain more confidence in their own communication and presentation skills. I’m glad I now have these skills on my CV!”
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