About

The English Language Enhancement and Academic Preparation (ELEAP) course is designed for students at an intermediate English level or higher who have a specific academic area of study or interest and aim to achieve the following outcomes:
- Improve reading skills and sub-skills (Exposure to academic English text content and discipline specific vocabulary e.g., Agriculture and Bioresources)
- Improve and develop writing skills and sub-skills (Practice writing for academic purposes and improve comprehension)
- Improve conversational and speaking academic skills (Demonstrate confidence initiating conversations in classroom and professional settings)
- Improve academic listening skills and subskills (Increase comprehension of English when listening to academic texts, following direction, and understanding process)
- Improve listening (Increase comprehension of English when listening to lectures as well as peers in class)
- Experience campus/local tours related to the host college programming
- Develop test preparation skills in key areas to attain scores sufficient for entry to university study

The final class in all E-LEAP programs offers a capstone of your selection. Some former programs have requested the following:
- Application clinic where Recruitment and Admissions staff assist with the submission of an academic application to USask
- Academic presentation seminar where students present on their experience in E-LEAP or, a topic of choice
- Attendance at a regular university class lecture to apply listening skills and to improve note-taking and gain feedback from the Language Centre instructor
Fall 2025 - Special Offering
Outcomes:
- 12 weeks of EAP instruction emphasizing reading/writing/listening/speaking by way of lectures, assignments and group work mirroring undergraduate class expectations.
- Invitation to participate in workshops and additional sessions with EAP students on campus through student centres and units.
- Duolingo test code at end of course.
- Application waiver code for academic application at USask.
- Support and assistance by Admissions and Recruitment for university application.
Requirement: Duolingo 90-105 (to be uploaded during registration)
Class schedule: Monday – Friday 2 hours/day 9:00 – 11:00 AM
Date: September 3 – December 3 (no classes September 30th, October 13th or November 10-14)
Location: Williams Building, Room 323
Class format: Hybrid
Cost to participate: $810.00 (a waiver code will be offered to 30 Birds students but that will not be posted on the website)