Most of the English Language Programs’ listening/speaking courses presume an advanced level of fluency in English and vary not in terms of proficiency level, but rather in terms of their focus on specialized skills (e.g., pronunciation, oral presentations) or topics (e.g., movies, current events). Before enrolling in any of the specialized courses shown in the bottom row below, a student must demonstrate the appropriate level of fluency OR must complete as many courses as necessary from the top two rows to bring his/her fluency to the appropriate level. Contact the ELP staff at 935-5910 if you have questions about choosing an appropriate course.

Less Advanced Fluency; Core Listening/Speaking Skills
	1301 Conversation and Pronunciation 200 Speaking and Grammar I 1302 Listening and Speaking 201 Speaking and Grammar II (offered in spring) 101 Advanced Pronunciation 1 102 Advanced Pronunciation 2 (offered in spring) 1403 American Idioms and Slang 202 Talking to Americans: Casual and Professional Conversations 170 Oral Presentation Skills for Non-Native English Speakers 175 Academic and Professional Seminar Speaking Skills 270 Oral Presentation Skills for the Sciences
More Advanced Fluency; Specialized Listening/Speaking Skills