The essential English language used in this course is listed below:
- Anatomy
- Diseases and symptoms
- Taking histories
- Conducting medical examinations
- Medical publications and research
- Authentic medical films
- The World Health Organisation
- Reading and writing case histories
- Medication – side effects, dosages and contra-indications
- Evaluation of online medical websites and resources
| Course number: | S-5.30B |
| Lessons per week (45 minutes): | 30 (20 + 10) |
| Language levels for entry: | Intermediate to Advanced |
| Group size - Specialised English: | Average 4 (Maximum 6),
Average 5 (Maximum 8): 3 June to 23 August 2019
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| Class size - General English: | Standard option: class size average 10 (Maximum 15)
See note A |
| Pre-Training Assessment | Please complete the Pre-Training Assessment Form |
| Multimedia learning centre: | Yes |
| Sport and leisure activities: | View details |
| Minimum age: | 18 |
| Course Duration (in weeks): | 2-4 |
| Sample timetables: | View timetable |
Important information
If your level of English is not yet high enough for enrolment for these courses you can first follow an Intensive Course (G-1.30) for a period of preparation.
A
Students may elect to take their 20 lessons of intensive English tuition in the Executive Centre with an average of 2 students (max. 4) per mini group, click here for details.
B
If you would like an indication of your English language level, we can advise you on a suitable test to take before you enrol. This will be used as a guide, and final acceptance is subject to our entry test held at the school. If you are not yet at the minimum level required, you will be transferred to a suitable alternative course.
