English Language Institute
2003 Newsletter
  From the director's desk
  Algerian professors welcome ELI training course  
  ELI director, faculty teach in MA TESL Program  
  New teacher training program  
  Conditional admissions  
  UD teaching assistant returns favor  
  Delaware-trained Ecuadorian lawyers  
  Chilean teacher training follow up  
  New law program to specialize in corporate and commercial law  
  American Law Institute prepares students for success  
  Special programs  
  Kobe Shoin teachers exchange grows  
  Department of Labor sponsors newest Americans at ELI  
  ELI evening classes offer new option  
  Christina School District ESL program  
  Profiles  
  Classroom notes  
  Tutoring Center news  
  TOEFL -- the next generation  
  Graduate keeps ELI T-shirt, wins UD art award  
  Professional activities of faculty and staff  
  Personnel notes  
  Mutual rewards abound in homestay/host family programs  
  The Rising Sun homestay community  
  Orientation news  
  Portrait of a language partner  
  Graduation 2003  
  A sampler of ELI students  
  Holiday greetings to our alumni  
  Alumni news  
   
   

ELI evening classes offer new option

Ever since their inception in 1999, evening classes have been a popular addition to ELI’s course offerings. The evening program serves the tri-state region by offering English instruction to immigrants, au pairs, spouses of visiting faculty and others who need better English proficiency for work or professional development but cannot study English full time in ELI’s intensive English program. Recent changes to the structure of the evening program allow evening students to enroll in a semi-intensive program that concentrates on all four skills—listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students who do not want to take the semi-intensive program still have the option of focusing on spoken or written English exclusively.

Classes are held Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. and last for nine weeks. Instructors Walt Babich and Jennifer Rippon offer three levels: beginning, intermediate and advanced English instruction. Please contact Kelly Galvin, ELI admissions counselor, at 831-2674 or visit www.udel.edu/eli/apply_evening.pdf for more information.