Competency Programmes
What are the courses conducted?
The Department of English offers a full suite of English language courses ranging from Preparatory, Elementary, and Intermediate to Advanced English and IELTS preparation. These programs are ideal for students and professionals who aim to strengthen their language skills for academic success, career growth, or global communication. Emphasis is placed on all four core competencies: reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Our programs cater to both beginners and advanced learners, offering customized pathways that align with learners’ goals—whether it’s preparing for university studies, improving workplace communication, or achieving high IELTS scores. Delivered by qualified instructors in a supportive, interactive setting, these programs also incorporate digital tools, group work, and real-life communication practice.
Why Choose KIU for English Language Studies?
- Structured curriculum from beginner to IELTS level
- Experienced TESOL-qualified faculty
- Small-group instruction for personalized feedback
- Interactive, tech-enabled classrooms
- Ideal preparation for academic and professional English needs
Why should I choose KIU for that?
Selecting a university for your degree is a crucial decision that can shape your academic and professional future. KIU University provides a structured environment for learning, offering access to experienced faculty, diverse courses, and valuable resources like libraries and labs. It also fosters networking opportunities with peers and industry professionals, which can be vital for internships and job placements. Additionally, universities often provide extracurricular activities, clubs, and events that enhance personal growth and help build a well-rounded skill set. Choosing KIU university can also influence your overall experience, including campus culture and support services, ultimately contributing to your success and satisfaction during your studies.
COURSE CONTENT
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1.1
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Pronouns
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1.2
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Articles
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1.3
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Adjectives and adverbs
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1.4
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Introduction to Tenses
1.4.1 Present Tense forms 1.4.2 Past Tense forms 1.4.3 Future tense forms |
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1.5
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Passive Construction for Writing
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1.6
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Prepositions
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1.7
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Conditional clauses
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1.8
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Conjunctions
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1.9
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Relative clauses
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2.1
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Effective emailing
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2.2
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Effective face to face conversations
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3.1
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Developing reading skills
3.1.1 Preparation during pre-reading 3.1.2 Effective Reading 3.1.2.1 Identify the key concepts 3.1.3 Post Reading 3.1.3.1 Make a summary (textual or visual (mind map) |
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3.2
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Effective Writing
3.2.1 Understand the reader 3.2.2. Structuring your document 3.2.3 Using appropriate writing style and words 3.2.4 Formatting the document 3.2.5 Letter writing 3.2.6 Paragraph writing |
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4.1
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Impromptu speeches
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4.2
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Role plays
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Who May I Meet?
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Photograph
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Name
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Designation
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Degree
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H. Nishadi Mendis
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Responsible Person
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