Simon Fraser University は 1965 年に設立された、バンクーバー周辺に 3 つのキャンパスを持つ州立大学です。大学名はカナダ西海岸を開拓した探検家、Simon Fraser の名前が由来です。
Simon Fraser University は科学/応用化学、人文社会科学、ビジネス、教育、保健科学の 6 学部に 800 人以上の教授が在籍し、学士課程でも広範囲に渡って専門的なプログラムを提供しています。また Simon Fraser University では約 35,000 人の学生が学び、内 2,800 人が留学生が占める、留学生に人気のある大学です。
Simon Fraser University (サイモンフレーザー大学) の English Language and Culture (ELC) は、バンクーバーの中心部ハーバーエリアにあるキャンパスを利用しています。
Simon Fraser University 附属語学学校の Full-time Immersion Programs は大学進学を希望する学生だけでなく、英語力の向上を目指す英語プログラムでアカデミック英語だけでなく日常英会話も含めた語学学習に力を入れているのが特徴です。 4 週間の週 27 時間の英語コース、8 週間の週 24 時間の英語コース （金曜日の専門科目） Eight-Week というプログラムと 8 週間の週 27 時間 (専門科目を含む) の Eight-Week with Specializatiom\n が開講しています。また英語学習だけでなく Canadian Studies、News Media などの科目もカリキュラムに組み込まれています。
Simon Fraser University 附属語学学校のキャンパスはバンクーバーのダウンタウンにあるハーバーフロントセンターキャンパス内にあり、キャンパスはハーバーセンターと直結しており、フードコートやショッピングエリアにも容易にアクセスが可能です。また語学留学生も大学生と同様にビル内の大学のラウンジや図書館、PCラボ、自習室といった設備を利用でき、同じキャンパスで学ぶ大学生との交流の機会もあります。
Simon Fraser University 附属語学学校はバンクーバーのダウンタウンの大学附属語学学校で勉強したい方におすすめの学校です。
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火
水
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金
09:00-10:40
News Media
Reading Skills
News Media
Reading Skills
9:00-12:00
Specialization:
IELTS
Business
Grammar
Film Studies
10:40-11:00
休憩
11:00-12:40
Oral Skills
Canadian Studies
Listening Practice
Canadian Studies
12:40-13:40
ランチ
13:40-15:20
Composition
Oral Skills
Composition
Listening Practice
コースのご紹介
進学まで繋がるプログラム Full-time Immersion Program ： Eight-Week with Specialization ( 週 27 時間 ) / Eight-Week ( 週 24 時間 ) English Immersion Program は総合英語のプログラムです。レベルは 7 段階あり、8 週間単位で構成されています。カリキュラムは月曜日から木曜日まで、1 日 5 時間が 3 コマに分けられ、スピーキング、リスニング、リーディング、ライティングの授業から、地元のニュースや新聞、雑誌等を使用しながら英語を修得するニュースメディアとカナディアンスタディが組み合わされ、各コマで異なるトピックを学びます。
Canadian Studies will help you focus on the cultural context of English by studying topics such as geography, history, government and social institutions, as well as engaging in discussions about current Canadian issues.
You will work both individually and in small groups, and you'll respond to and analyze a variety of authentic texts, including articles, maps, charts, audio-visual presentations, TV, news and documentary clips. You can expect to learn how to watch, interpret, discuss and respond to what Canadians are saying, and to receive the tools to analyze the cultural background of any country.
Composition
This course is designed to help you improve your English grammar skills and learn how to write to a Canadian audience. You will learn how to organize your thoughts and express ideas so that Canadian readers will be able to understand what you've written. You may also experiment with creative writing genres.
Listening Practice
Many students struggle to understand popular TV, music, daily conversations and business negotiations. These courses will provide strategies that will help you make sense of slang, idiomatic language and contextual clues. You can expect to learn how to understand not only what people are saying, but also how and why they choose their words and expressions.
Reading Skills
The Reading Skills class combines reading comprehension and vocabulary building in a variety of formats. You will analyze how writers use language to stress and change meanings and develop an awareness of current events, Canadian social issues, and popular culture.
By questioning the language, images and attitudes presented in literature, newspapers, magazines, cartoons and advertising, you will develop an understanding of culture and international context.
News Media
The News Media course will help you learn how to understand what people say and write. You will actively practise your English listening, reading and speaking skills through electronic and print media and learn strategies for making sense of language, images and attitudes presented in the news. This course will also introduce you to some topical issues that are currently of concern to Canadians.
Oral Skills
This class will focus on oral English enhancement. You will practise ways to improve your speech clarity and fluency through informal conversation and formal speaking tasks. You'll target various aspects of spoken mechanics, including the following:
Pronunciation, Rhythm, Stress, Volume, Projection, Intonation, Cadence, Linking, Body language.
By focusing on these skills, you will build fluency and self-confidence in speaking English through several activities:
Spontaneous speaking, Role-playing, Debates, Interviewing Canadians, Speeches, Presentations
Specializatioｎ の選択科目一例
Business Communications
This course will help you develop the social and communication skills you'll need in a Canadian business environment. Specific activities will vary depending on your background and interests, but they will improve your spoken and written communication skills as well as key business-related social skills.
Cultural Studies Through Film Analysis
In this course, which is for advanced students, you will observe and discuss film critically, self-reflectively and interactively in small and large groups. Expect to develop the language skills and vocabulary you'll need to talk about film and express your opinions and personal experiences in writing and in speech.
English and Global Citizenship
English and Global Citizenship is best suited for intermediate to advanced students who wish to develop their English language learning with opportunities to explore what it means to be an active citizen of the world. This course integrates language learning and critical thinking with local issues that are of global concern. As a result, students develop an understanding of diverse perspectives and values. The use of authentic materials and tasks will connect language skills to activities in meaningful situations such as research, field trips and guest speakers.
Grammar Intensive
This course will help you build a foundation in grammar and writing skills, expand your vocabulary and increase your confidence. It is designed for students who need or want to pass a standardized language proficiency test (such as IELTS), but are not ready to write the test. Although we will spend some class time on IELTS preparation, we will focus on written and spoken grammar as well as vocabulary.
IELTS Preparation
In this course, you will develop test-taking strategies for the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam. We will focus on specific modules of the test (speaking, reading, listening and writing), but we'll also develop other skills.
入校日
2020
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2021
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2/25
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12/23
University Degree Pathway Simon Fraser University's English Language and Culture (ELC) Program and Fraser International College (FIC) are now issuing a single joint letter of offer so that you can move directly from ELC into the University Transfer Program at FIC, and then into the second year of an undergraduate degree at Simon Fraser University.
This ELC to FIC pathway program is a full-time, 16-week English program. During ELC, you will take the IELTS to see whether you're ready to enter FIC. Students must have an IELTS score of 4.5 to be admitted to the ELC-FIC Pathway Program. You are guaranteed entry to year two at SFU after you finish at Fraser International College with the GPA specified in your letter of offer.
ELC specializes in English language training and academic preparation. Classes, which are small and highly interactive, focus on helping you improve the academic and English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills you need for university.
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