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Academic English

Prepare for success in your studies abroad with IBEC’s Academic English courses. Designed for students who plan to study at universities or colleges where English is the language of instruction, this program develops the skills and confidence you need to perform at an academic level

Why learn Academic English

Learn the Language of Higher Education

Understand and use academic vocabulary, grammar, and structures that will help you write essays, deliver presentations, and participate actively in university classes.

Strengthen your academic skills

Develop key study skills such as note-taking, summarizing, critical thinking, and research writing — essential tools for academic success.

Experience university-learning style

Our classes simulate real university settings through discussions, group projects, and presentations, preparing you for the pace and expectations of international education.

What you'll learn

Discussions and presentations

Develop your ability to communicate ideas clearly and confidently in academic settings. Through guided discussions, debates, and presentations, you’ll learn how to express opinions, support arguments with evidence, and respond thoughtfully to others — skills that will help you participate actively in university classrooms.

Academic reading and writing

Master the language and techniques of academic communication. You’ll learn how to read research articles critically, identify key ideas, and build strong, well-organized essays and reports. Focus on academic vocabulary, referencing, and formal writing style to meet international academic standards.

Improve your ability to understand university lectures and take effective notes. You’ll practice listening for main ideas, recognizing academic structures, and organizing your notes clearly so you can review and study efficiently later.

Lectures and note-taking
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