Summer 2008 Class Schedule
LEVEL 2
ENSL 324/424 - BEGINNING CONVERSATION II
A course at the beginning or high-beginning level for non-native speakers emphasizing listening, vocabulary and conversation in situational contexts. May be taken for a maximum of two units. C/NC
| Days |
Time |
Instructor |
Campus |
Units |
| MW |
4:50pm - 7:00pm
(6/16 - 7/23) |
HART |
Marina |
1.5* |
| TH |
5:00pm - 7:00pm
(6/17-08/07) |
SCHACHTER, S. |
Seaside - Oldemeyer |
2.0* |
ENSL 326/426 - ENGLISH SKILLS FOR SUCCESS I
A course at the high-beginning or low-intermediate level for the non-native speaker, emphasizing listening and conversation. May be taken for a maximum of four units. C/NC
| MTWTh |
9:00am - 11:50am
(6/16 - 7/23) |
GASKILL, R. |
Monterey |
4.0* |
LEVEL 3
ENSL 334/434 - INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION II
A course at the low-intermediate or intermediate level for non-native speakers emphasizing listening, vocabulary and conversation in situational contexts. May be taken for a maximum of two units. C/NC
| MW |
7:00pm - 9:00pm
(6/16 - 7/23) |
HART |
Marina |
1.5* |
| TH |
7:00pm - 9:00pm
(6/17-08/07) |
SCHACHTER, S. |
Seaside - Oldemeyer |
2.0* |
ENSL 336/436 - ENGLISH SKILLS FOR SUCCESS II
A course at the low-intermediate level for the non-native speaker, emphasizing listening, speaking, grammar, and writing. Normally offered during intersessions. May be taken two times for credit. C/NC
| MTWTh |
9:00am - 11:50am
(6/17-08/07) |
BRADY, B. |
Monterey |
4.0* |
LEVEL 5
ENSL 115 - ADVANCED READING
An advanced course for the non-native speaker, emphasizing vocabulary development, comprehension improvement, and reading strategies. Satisfies the Reading Proficiency Requirement for the Associate degree and prepares students to read at the college level.
| By Arrangement |
By Arrangement |
ABEND |
ONLINE |
3.0 |
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CENTER
The ESL Center, located on the first floor of the Library and Technology Center, offers individualized computer-based programs, and ongoing help from ESL faculty to assist non-native English speaking students in WRITING, READING, SPELLING, VOCABULARY, GRAMMAR, CONVERSATION, PRONUNCIATION, LISTENING, and TOEFL PREPARATION.
Students may enroll anytime throughout the session in non-credit classes. Each one-half unit of credit in ENSL 300/305/306/307 requires 25.5 hours of work in the ESL Center. ENSL 300/305/306/307 may be taken for up to one-half unit this term.
Students who need ESL help with assignments from other classes are also welcome to come to the ESL Center.
The ESL Center is open the following days and hours for the Summer 2008 session(June 16 - July 24, 2008):11:30am-1:30pm • Monday through Thursday
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALL (831) 646-4288.
ENSL 300/400 - INDIVIDUALIZED STUDY IN ENGLISH
A course for non-native speakers wishing to improve their English skills in any area for college, career, or personal development through work done with an instructor and/or instructional assistants. Computer, CD, and DVD as well as audio resources are available. May be taken for a maximum of three units. C/NC
| Days |
Time |
Instructor |
Campus |
Units |
| By Arrangement |
By Arrangement |
MACBAIN |
Monterey |
0.5* |
ENSL 305/405 - COMPUTER LAB: READING/VOCABULARY
Using computer software and print materials, student will work on reading skills and vocabulary development. Student will work by arrangement and at their own pace in the computer lab/ESL Center. Students may enroll at any time during the semester. May be taken up to three units per semester, for a total of nine units. C/NC
| By Arrangement |
By Arrangement |
MACBAIN |
Monterey |
0.5* |
ENSL 306/406 - COMPUTER LAB: GRAMMAR AND WRITING
Using computer software and print materials, students will work on improving their grammar and editing their writing. Students will work by arrangement and at their own pace in the computer lab/ESL Center. Students may enroll at any time during the semester. May be taken up to three units per semester, for a total of nine units. C/NC
| By Arrangement |
By Arrangement |
MACBAIN |
Monterey |
0.5* |
ENSL 307/407 - COMPUTER LAB: LISTENING AND PRONUNCIATION
A course of individualized study for the non-native speaker, using computer software and print materials, emphasizing listening and pronunciation. Students will work by arrangement and at their own pace in the Computer Lab/ESL Center. Students may enroll at any time during the semester. May be taken up to three units per semester, for a total of nine units. C/NC
| By Arrangement |
By Arrangement |
MACBAIN |
Monterey |
0.5* |
* - Classes available for credit or no credit. No Credit courses are no charge.