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The EMLS program is designed to help non-native speakers of English improve their language skills and succeed in college-level courses. The program focuses on reading, writing, and critical thinking in English and provides students with a strong foundation in academic English. Through the program, students develop skills in grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural awareness. Many of our courses are offered tuition free in a non-credit (NC) format.

What is English for Multilingual Students (EMLS)?

EMLS is a program designed to help non-native speakers of English develop their language skills, in both general and academic contexts. EMLS courses focus on improving reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills in English, with an emphasis on academic language and critical thinking. The program aims to support multilingual students as they navigate the challenges of studying a new language and culture and to help them succeed in college-level courses.

The program aims to empower multilingual students and help them achieve success in their academic and professional pursuits. The EMLS program also offers a transfer-level composition course that is designed to support 51成人动漫's multilingual student population.

Is EMLS Right for Me?

If English is your second language and you are interested in improving your language skills in a general or academic context, this program is right for you. This program is beneficial for individuals who are planning to enroll in college-level courses in English or who are already enrolled and struggling with the language demands of their coursework. The program is also useful for individuals who are interested in improving their English skills for personal or professional reasons. We offer several certificates of competency you may earn and provide to potential or current employers. Additionally, the program may be particularly helpful for multilingual students who are adjusting to a new cultural and linguistic environment and seeking support in developing their academic English skills.

Here are some key traits and skills that would make someone a good fit for studying English for Multilingual Students:

• Motivation
• Open-mindedness
• Strong work ethic
• Willingness to take risks
• Perseverance
• Time management skills

EMLS Certificates of Competency (COCP)

Select the certificate for the catalog description and requirements.

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed 432 hours of basic EMLS coursework by completing EMLS B90NC, EMLS B91NC, EMLS B92NC, and EMLS B93NC. 

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 96 hours of basic EMLS reading, writing, and listening/speaking coursework.

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 144 hours of intermediate EMLS reading, writing, and listening/speaking coursework. 

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 144 hours of advanced EMLS reading, writing, and listening/speaking coursework. 

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 48 hours of intermediate and advanced EMLS listening and speaking coursework. 

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 96 hours of intermediate and advanced EMLS reading coursework. 

This is a Certificate of Competency awarded to students who have completed more than 144 hours of EMLS writing coursework. 

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Overall, an English for Multilingual Students Certificates of Competency can provide a foundation for a variety of careers that involve working with multilingual populations or across cultures and languages.

Academic Department: English for Multilingual Students

Career & Learning Pathway: Arts, Communication & Humanities

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