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Ask for help > "Deepening in English" or "profundization in English"
"Deepening in English" or "profundization in English"
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Adalver
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"Deepening in English" or "profundization in English"
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Dear colleagues
I need your help. Which is the best title for an
English course where the students take more English classes, �deepening in
English� or �profundization in English?� or do you have another title for this course? thanks in advance for your help. |
18 Jan 2014
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cunliffe
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I like �Advanced English �. You could also have �Further English � or �Extra English �. Not deepening. I �ve tried to think of something along the lines of specialising in English, but �Special English � won �t do as it means �Remedial English �. |
19 Jan 2014
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ueslteacher
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I �m with Marion and Lynne "Advanced English"
Also what about "Extended English Practice"? or "Intensive English"? |
19 Jan 2014
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cunliffe
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If you want something upbeat and original, I call my Extra English group ACE ( short for ACcelerated English). Ace is a real positive word and they love their title. One of my other groups is Impact English.
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19 Jan 2014
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MarionG
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English: One Step Beyond
(and play the Madness song as your jingle  ) |
19 Jan 2014
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MoodyMoody
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If you want a sports metaphor, what about Extreme English? Hey, if there are people into extreme ironing, why not Extreme English?
Edit: This wouldn�t make a bad picture for the caption contest, either! |
19 Jan 2014
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