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Teen English Program July 14-August 8, 2008 |
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Intensive English language instruction to teens from ages 13-17. Students will improve their English, develop new friendships, and find joy in learning a second language!
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Students learn and use English in classes taught by experienced, enthusiastic ESL teachers. Students are divided by level and receive 4 hours of language instruction per day, M-Th, in University of Arizona classrooms where speaking and listening skills are emphasized. Lessons are designed specifically for teen learners. On Fridays, teachers accompany students on recreation/cultural excursions in and around Tucson. On these excursions, the teens have a chance to speak and listen to English in real world settings. AGE We have set the age standard for the Teen English Program to better meet the needs and attention of our teen-aged students and the students in the intensive English Program. We encourage students ages 13-17 to enroll in the Teen Program. |
Print and complete CESL Application forms. Documents for Minors must be notarized and original copies must be mailed to CESL. All students must provide proof of immunizations. Health insurance is mandatory. See immunization & insurance. Teens who are not US citizens or permanent residents mustenter the USA with an F-1 student visa. See visa.
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UA Summer CampsThe university offers many summer camps for teens. http://www.ceao.arizona.edu/child If paid by April 1, there is a 10% discount on tuition.
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Most teens stay with family or friends in Tucson. For more information about Housing and home stay opportunities, email cesl@email.arizona.edu, or see the CESL housing webpage for homestay information.
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PHOTOS *If you would like to see these photos from past TEP programs, email hta@email.arizona.edu Summer 2003 |
At CESL, we value our students and their experiences. At the end of the current session, students may evaluate their classes and experience at CESL. Beginning Intermediate |
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The Center for English as a Second Language |
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