English as a Second Language – Level 4 (In person)

Prerequisite: English as a Second Language—Level 3 or equivalent

Overall Goals:

  1. Provide students who already have an understanding of English basics and can deal effectively with familiar everyday situations, with the vocabulary, grammatical structures, and language functions necessary for communicating accurately and fluently in various contexts.
  2. Develop students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through various communicative activities focusing on travel, culture, and customs, as well as film, lifestyle, socializing, and personality traits.

Intended Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Discuss food passions and lifestyle changes and make an excuse for declining food.
  • Discuss and compare personality traits.
  • Ask about and describe favourite cultural objects.
  • Discuss the impact of the internet.
  • Discuss ethical choices.
  • Give a written account of an interesting life experience.

Methodology:

  • Vocabulary activities
  • Grammar activities and games
  • Individual and group presentations
  • Role play
  • Pronunciation activities
  • Pair and group discussions
  • Listening activities (listening for gist, for specific information, and for details)
  • Reading activities (skimming and scanning tasks)

Required Material:

Students may choose to purchase either a digital book or a paper book, not both.
The purchase should only be made after the first class.

  • Book
E-Book

Title : Top Notch – Level 2 – eText + MyEnglishLab Access Code (12 months) (For Dawson Level 3 and Level 4)
Copyright: 2019 Student eText
ISBN : 9780135692400
Price : Approximately $ 62.10
Authors : Joan Saslow & Allen Ascher
Available at : Top Notch Level 2

Hardcover Book

Title : Top Notch Level 2 Student’s Book & eBook with with Online Practice, Digital Resources & App
Copyright: 2021 Student
ISBN : 9780137332335
Price : Approximately $ 50.00
Author : Joan Saslow & Allen Ascher
Available at: Amazon.ca

Information on how to access your e-book:

  • Step 1: You must create a Pearson English Portal Account (PEP) by following the instructions in the link provided below.Pearson English Portal Account (PEP)
  • Step 2: You must create a My English Lab Account (MEL) by following the instructions in the link provided below.My English Lab Account (MEL)
  • Should you encounter any issues when attempting to access your e-book, you must contact Pearson support directly at the following link: Pearson Support

Subsidized tuition fee:

Fall2026

Day Sessions

Sep 19 - Nov 28Sat

Saturday, Sep 19 - Saturday, Nov 28

DayTimeRoom Number
Saturday09:30 - 13:30TBA

Additional Information

Teacher: TBA
Course Number: 510014-P
Registration Start Date: Thursday, Jul 02, 2026
Group Schedule Info: No class Oct. 10- Thanksgiving Weekend
Maximum Class Size: 20
Total Hours: 40
Status: Cancelled

Evening Sessions

Sep 17 - Nov 10Tue, Thu

Thursday, Sep 17 - Tuesday, Nov 10

DayTimeRoom Number
Tuesday18:00 - 20:303A.7
Thursday18:00 - 20:303A.7

Additional Information

Teacher: Vasiliki Nitsos
Course Number: 510014-P
Registration Start Date: Thursday, Jul 02, 2026
Maximum Class Size: 20
Total Hours: 40
Status: Activity in Progress

Winter 2027

Day Sessions

Jan 16 - Mar 20Sat

Saturday, Jan 16 - Saturday, Mar 20

DayTimeRoom Number
Saturday09:30 - 13:30TBA

Additional Information

Teacher: TBA
Course Number: 510014-P
Registration Start Date: Monday, Nov 02, 2026
Maximum Class Size: 20
Total Hours: 40
Status: Registration for this section starts on Monday, Nov 02, 2026

Evening Sessions

Jan 14 - Mar 09Tue, Thu

Thursday, Jan 14 - Tuesday, Mar 09

DayTimeRoom Number
Tuesday18:00 - 20:30TBA
Thursday18:00 - 20:30TBA

Additional Information

Teacher: TBA
Course Number: 510014-P
Registration Start Date: Monday, Nov 02, 2026
Maximum Class Size: 20
Total Hours: 40
Status: Registration for this section starts on Monday, Nov 02, 2026

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Last Modified: October 6, 2026