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Host:
Georgetown University
Contact:
Deanna Wormuth, Director Tel: 202-687-5978 Fax: 202-687-1707 ICC 481 Box 571054 Washington, DC 20057-1054 USA
Established:
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EFL Intensive Program Center for Language Education & Development
DescriptionThe EFL program offers courses throughout the year that include 1) a student population from over 40 countries, 2) integrated and balanced classroom instruction at all levels, 3) state-of-the art language and computer laboratories, and 4) electives for special interest in business, academics, current events, and popular culture. Advanced level courses specialize in English for Academic Purposes and English for Professional Purposes
LocationGeorgetown University, located in the U.S. capital, Washington, D.C. is the oldest Catholic university in the U.S. It has been a center of higher education for over 200 years. Students in the EFL program study in a rich educational, historical and cultural environment. The beautiful campus is in the heart of Washington, D.C.
Teaching QualificationsGraduate degree in TESOL or related field, experience teaching abroad and in the U.S.
Course InformationGeneral English: Yes
English for Academic Purposes (EAP): Yes
English for Business: Yes
Other Programs:Certificate Program in Business Administration and Professional English, EFL Teacher Training Certificate Course
Private Classes: No
Customised Groups: Yes
Maximum Class Size: 15
Average Class Size: 12
Levels:
Beginner Levels: 2
Intermediate Levels: 3
Advanced Levels: 4
Students are placed in an appropriate level based on the results of a placement test given during Orientation.
Minimum Hours Required Per Week: 20
Maximum Hours Per Week: 20
Part Time Available: No
Session Length:
16-week semester starting in August and January; 8-week Summer program starting in June; 3-week American Conversational English starting in July; 4-week American Language & Culture starting in January
Student Origins and Enrollments
Student Origins:
Africa: 6%
Asia: 55%
Europe: 14%
Latin America: 20%
Middle East: 5%
Average Enrollments:
February: 115
July: 100
October: 125
FacilitiesWell equipped classrooms, state of the ar computer and language laboratories, access to Georgetown libraries, athletic facilities, and cafeterias. Free bus service to DC metro (subway) system.
FeesFees based on a session length of 16 weeks. Fees may have changed since this information was published — check for latest information. Included means that this service is provided at no extra charge.
Optional Fees:
On campus housing (if available) requires a $500 deposit. Private homestay placement requires a $200 fee.
Notes on Fees:
There is also a Yates Field House fee during fall and spring semesters of $$145.00
AccommodationsDormitory: $3,700
Homestay: $3,000
Apartment: $1,200 - 2,000
Students under 24 years old can live in on-campus dormitories if space is available. Homestays are arranged through private organizations. Students are given resources to find apartments. Student ServicesTwo day orientation program introducing students to the EFL program Weekly Interact DC program series: Speakers and panel discussions Access DC: Field trips and socail ativities Weekly Coffee Hours: Good conversation; good coffee Language Exchange Program: American conversation partners arranged through the Office of International Programs and other campus departments Access to campus health center and counseling center
Educational Service OpportunitiesUniversity Application PRogram: information session and individual counseling sessions for students applying to U.S. universities. TOEFL Preparation Course: Evening course for intermediate or higher level EFL students (additional fee) Admission to the EFL program does not constitute admission to any other program of Georgetown University, and students should not anticipate admission to the University upon completion of an EFL session. TransportationThe Georgetown University campus is located near three major airports, Reagan National Airport, Dulles International Airport, and Baltimore-Washington Airport. Free shuttle buses connect the campus to nearby Metro stations. Local buses provide transportation to area apartments. |
