maintain or increase the English Language proficiency of the target students provide cross-curricular A Level subject knowledge and case studies increase the general knowledge of the target students

Introduction (1hr) Study skills (15 hrs) Grammar (15 hrs) Use of English (15 hrs) Physical Science (8 hrs) Arts and Technology (14 hrs) Social Sciences (29 hrs)

A video player a photocopier (if you want to keep some pages) an audio cassette player (walkman) Smile 2 files & attachment Your own working file stationeries

Go to the library, choose a file and register with the librarian. You CANNOT take the file out from the library. You can only keep the file for 2 lessons unless there’re no registered bookings. Advance booking is strongly recommended.

Look at the front page which will tell you the type of task, length of workout and a suggestion or 2 of what to do next. Do the exercises, write the answers on your own file and check the answers using the answer key at the back of each topic. Try using a pen of another color for corrections. When it’s time to take a break, fill in the evaluation form and return the file. Mark the time in and out.

Introduction – first cycle of Sept. Study skills – first week of Oct.

6A Grammar – Nov.,2003 Use of English – Dec.,2003 Social Sciences – March, 2004 Physical Science – april, 2004 Arts & Technology – may, S Use of English – Nov 03 Grammar – Dec03 Physical Science – Feb 04 Arts & Technology – March 04 Social Sciences – May 04

What about if I feel bored? What about if I want a break? Get a listening file to listen to a radio programme or a piece of news!Get a listening file to listen to a radio programme or a piece of news! Get a vocab file and know some more words!Get a vocab file and know some more words! Get a reading file and read a story or an article!Get a reading file and read a story or an article! Get a test and challenge yourself!Get a test and challenge yourself!

Other self-access learning software in MMLC Issues in English Q review Tense Buster Quadrille( VoxPro Pronunciation Power