Enhance your English skills and gain the confidence you need to succeed in academic, professional, and everyday settings. Our engaging ESL classes are designed to help you achieve your goals and thrive in any environment!
ESL Program at Round Rock Campus
About our ESL Program
This 8-week ESL course is designed for B1 level students looking to improve their English skills in grammar, vocabulary, speaking, and listening. With three sessions per week, students engage in practical exercises, discussions, and activities to build confidence and fluency. Topics include presentations, CV writing, professional communication, and everyday scenarios. By the end, participants will be better equipped to communicate effectively and advance to B2-level training or TOEFL preparation.
Registration and Enrollment
Enhance your English skills and gain the confidence you need to succeed in academic, professional, and everyday settings. Join our in-person ESL classes at the Round Rock campus and start your journey toward fluency today!
ESL PROGRAM CLASS SCHEDULE
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CLASS FORMAT, LOCATION AND COST
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Instructor Facilitation
Class will be held in person at our Round Rock location from 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Classroom Location
1555 University Blvd
Round Rock, TX 78665
Course Cost
ESL program fee is $650.00 and does not include parking
DETAILED COURSE PROGRAM
Discover the comprehensive structure of our ESL program, designed to guide you step-by-step toward mastering the English language.
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Presentation
TOPICS TO BE COVERED IN PRESENTATION
- My formation
- My occupation
- Write a CV and cover letter.
GRAMMAR
- Articles
- Nouns (sing/plural, review/extension)
- Prepositions of time/place
- Pronouns (reflexive/objective/possessive),
- Adjectives (ing/ed, adjectives as verbs, adjectives as nouns, adjective order),
- Present vs Past review (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous)
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People
Relationships / Arguments
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past review (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous)+ used to/would
- Nouns (countable/uncountable),
- Pronouns (reflexive/objective/possessive)
- Adjectives (ing/ ed, adjectives as verbs, adjectives as nouns, adjective order)
- Prepositions
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Good Habits & Addictions
Sports / Drinking
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous)+ phrasal verbs
- Adverbs (comparative, connecting and inversion)
- Pronouns (reflexive/objective/possessive)
- Comparative structures
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Health
Body / Psych / Mind
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous)
- Activity verbs/state verbs
- Modal verbs
- Pronouns (reflexive/objective/possessive),
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Going Global
Tourism / Travelling
Write complaint letter
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous)+ there is (are)
- adjectives (ing/ ed, adjectives as verbs, adjectives as nouns, adjective order)
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Personal Taste
Art / Fashion / Architecture
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past
- Passive
- Relative clauses
- adjectives (ing/ ed, adjectives as verbs, adjectives as nouns, adjective order)
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Food & Drink
Cooking / Recipes / Cuisines
Write an article
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past
- Passive (with modal verbs)
- Quantifiers /Determiners (each, every, all…)
- Demonstrative
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Rules
Laws / Transport Regulations / Conflicts / Wars
Write an official letter.
GRAMMAR
- Present vs Past
- Want/ would like/expect/see/watch/observe/ notice/hear/feel + Complex Object
- Clauses of contrast and purpose
- Question tags
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Politics
Current International Affairs / History
GRAMMAR
- Reporting verbs
- Present vs Past
- Conditionals
- Direct and indirect questions + order of words.
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My Accomplished & Unaccomplished Dreams
GRAMMAR
- Future forms (to be going to, Present Continuous, will/shall).
- Conditionals
- Gerund and Infinitive
- Connectors
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Values
Purpose / Philosophy
GRAMMAR
- Future forms (to be going to, Present Continuous, will/shall).
- Conditionals
- Whatever, whenever, whoever
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Evironment
People / Nature
GRAMMAR
- Reported speech
- Modal verbs
- To be used to doing something, get used to
- Prefixes/suffixes
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QUESTIONS?
For more information, contact The Continuing Education Office
Phone Number: 512-245-2507
Email: continuinged@txstate.edu