Certificate in English Language (General) (Level 4)

Language & Literature

Improve your language skills for work and everyday situations with this full-time 20-week New Zealand Certificate in English Language (General) Level 4 programme.

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NZ$80

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This course starts anytime

NZQA Level 4 Certification (60 Credits)

Study Level

Entry

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

Ara Institute of Canterbury main campuses, Christchurch

It will take a total of 20 weeks


Core skills this course teaches


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Listening Skills

Develop effective listening skills for understanding spoken English in general contexts.

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Reading Skills

Enhance reading comprehension skills including vocabulary and grammar usage.

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Speaking Skills

Improve speaking abilities to communicate fluently and flexibly in everyday and work-related situations.

What You're Signing Up For

This programme enables students to communicate independently and effectively in familiar and some less familiar situations with fluency and flexibility in community and social settings. The certificate comprises 60 credits at level 4, with 18 weeks of intensive full-time study over 6 months. It is designed for those wishing to improve their English language skills for living and working in New Zealand, with open entry and placement testing determining appropriate level.

Course Content

  • English General Listening 4
  • English General Reading 4
  • English General Speaking 4
  • English General Writing 4

What you need to know first

Open entry

English language level assessed by placement test prior to enrolment

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Language Education

  • Community Services

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Improved communication skills for employment and social integration in New Zealand