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The Department of English Language and Literature offers two training tracks: a graduate degree in education (B.Ed.) specializing in teaching English to elementary-school ages; and a graduate degree in education (B.Ed.) specializing in teaching English to upper elementary school ages.
The program in the English department spans four years. It is designed to train teachers with advanced academic knowledge, a broad and deep understanding of the English language and literature, and the didactic skills to teach it. Teachers with awareness and the ability to think reflectively about the personal and professional processes they go through, as well as about the educational processes that take place in the classroom and at the school on an individual and group level.
The disciplinary studies in English consist of four primary areas of knowledge – language and skills, literature, linguistics, and didactics of English – which are studied comprehensively and in-depth, with a particular emphasis on teaching English as a second foreign language.
Throughout their studies, the students are exposed to various issues and topics in the world of education and acquire tools, methods, and skills for teaching English. The curriculum deals with curricula, approaches, theories, various pedagogical tools, measurement and evaluation tools, and more. The practical experience allows them to practice their skills in real situations in the classroom, perfect their didactic ability, and gain experience and confidence in their work as teachers.
The four-year program consists of 117-124 weekly hours (w-hrs.) (depending on the selected track). It is comprised of the following components: specialization studies in English (50 w-hrs.), educational studies (23 w-hrs.), core studies (14 w-hrs.), practical experience (18 w-hrs.), and skills A-B (elementary track) (7 w-hrs.).
The Unit of English as a Foreign Language – Registration and Levels Classification
All students admitted to Sakhnin Academic College for a bachelor’s degree are sorted into English courses and are required to complete their English requirements, up to the “exemption” level, no later than the end of the year preceding the last year of their studies. For all details in Unit of English as a Foreign Language.
The Unit of English as a Foreign Language
The Unit of English as a Foreign Language
Registration and Levels Classification
All students admitted to Sakhnin Academic College for a bachelor’s degree are sorted into English courses according to the results of the English part of the psychometric test, Amir test, or Amiram test (as detailed in the table below).
The unit of English as a foreign language offers mandatory courses and preparation for exemption from studying English as a foreign language at pre-basic, basic, advanced A, and advanced B levels. The purpose of the courses is to provide students with skills in reading comprehension in English and other academic skills that will help them succeed in their academic journey. Registration for the exempt English courses is done through the portal.
All students will be required to begin their English studies from the first semester of their studies, except for students who have been classified into advanced level A or advanced level B and will be able to begin throughout their first year of study.
All students must complete their English requirements up to the “exemption” level. The deadline for this will be no later than the end of the year preceding the last year of their studies (for example, the end of the second year for a three-year degree and the end of the third year for a four-year degree). An exemption from English requirements will only be granted with passing the appropriate exams. Students who fail to meet this deadline will not be allowed to transfer to the following year.
Accommodations for students with learning disabilities will be determined following the Law on the Rights of Students with Learning Disabilities in Postsecondary Institutions, 2008, and the subsidiary legislation that will be established under it. In exceptional and justified cases, the institution will allow individual students to extend the period for the completion of the English requirements, provided that the student has met all his/her requirements as stated by the end of his/her studies.
Below is the breakdown of the English study levels:
| English learning level | Psychometric / Amiram test | Amir test | |
| Exemption | 134+ | 234+ | |
| Advanced B | 120-133 | 220-233 | 4 weekly hours |
| Advanced A | 100-119 | 200-219 | 4 weekly hours |
| Basic | 85-99 | 185-199 | 6 weekly hours |
| Pre-basic B | 70-84 | 170-184 | 6 weekly hours |
| Pre-basic A | 50-69 | 150-169 | 8 weekly hours |
For questions and inquiries, contact Ms. Samia Yassin, the college secretary.
By email: [email protected]
By phone: 972-4-9058000
Reception hours: Sunday 12.20-13.20; Monday 12:10-13:20; Saturday 08.00-10.00.
Unit coordinator: Prof. Jamal Asadi, [email protected]
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