Spring and Summer English as a Second Language Classes

Are you looking to improve your English? Georgia Tech's evening program offers six-week classes in English as a Second Language that are geared toward professionals at the intermediate to advanced level of English.With convenient evening hours and a great location in midtown Atlanta, these classes can help you improve your oral and written communication in English for the workplace and everyday life.

Spring 2 Courses:
March 16 - April 23 - Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-8pm
ESL: Practical Writing Skills
Polish your professional writing skills.
ESL: Contemporary Issues - Developing Discussion Skills
Increase your fluency in spoken English through discussion of current events.

March 17 - April 23 - Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-8pm
ESL: Public Speaking Skills
Communicate more clearly in English


Register now. Seats are limited.

For more information, call 404.894.2425 or e-mail eslinfo@esl.gatech.edu



Summer Courses:
June 8 - July 22
Mondays & Wednesdays
ESL: Grammar/Writing Skills
Communicate more accurately in writing.
ESL: Clearer Speech
Communicate more clearly in English

For more information, visit www.esl.gatech.edu and click on Summer Programs

Technique Article: Poets enlighten at McEver reading

Poets enlighten at McEver reading

by Kalpi Desai, Contributing Writer

Technique, February 13, 2009

Many will be surprised to hear that one of Tech’s hidden treasures is its poetry. The Institute boasts one of the most prestigious poetry programs in the Southeast, Poetry@Tech, which invites esteemed poets from all over the world to come read their work on campus. (more)

Read the entire article online at: http://www.nique.net/nique/article/1005

For more information about future workshops and readings, go to the Poetry@Tech online.

Upcoming Events:

Friday, April 3, 2009

ED PAVLIC and KEVIN YOUNG

The LeCraw Auditorium in the College of Management in Technology Square, 800 West Peachtree St. (5th and West Peachtree)

7:00 p.m., FREE
Open to the Public
No Tickets or Reservations Required
Book Sale and Signing to Follow the Reading