Closed Study Tours are fully customised to meet the specific needs of a group. Students will study together and should ideally have a similar level of English proficiency.

These study tours can vary in duration, from a few days to 12 weeks, and can be tailored for different types of groups such as:

• High school students
• University faculties
• Corporate groups
• Government or cultural organisations

Closed Study Tours typically fall into one of four categories, which we will work with you to define based on your group’s needs.

UWA Experience Study Tours offer students the chance to immerse themselves in a range of discipline areas such as Agriculture, Engineering, Law, Medicine, and Business, among others. These study tours provide both academic and cultural experiences, giving students the opportunity to apply the skills they have developed in the classroom. As part of these tours, we can arrange:

• Visits to UWA Schools
• Audits of current semester lectures
• Workshops with UWA student societies
• PhD candidate-led lectures and workshops
• Industry site visits

UWA Experience Study Tours are open to tertiary level students (18 years and above) who meet the minimum English language requirement of IELTS 5.5.

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The Australian Culture Study Tours offer students an opportunity to explore Australian culture while developing critical thinking and effective communication skills. Students reflect on how Australia and Australians are perceived globally and compare this with their own countries and cultures. Throughout these study tours, students will evaluate arguments, identify assumptions, assess patterns of reasoning, and apply various methods of critical thinking in the context of Australian culture.

Australian Culture Study Tours are open to high school and tertiary level students (15 years and above). There is no minimum English proficiency required.

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English for Specific Purposes Study Tours are designed for professionals looking to refine essential written and verbal communication skills that are highly valued by employers. Students will focus on practical communication skills for the workplace and public interactions, including:

• Organising and presenting ideas logically
• Conducting detailed proof-reading
• Understanding and applying conventions of various writing genres, such as business emails and proposals

These study tours feature seminars and oral presentations, giving students the tools they need to excel in professional settings.

English for Specific Purposes Study Tours are designed for corporate clients and international interns, with a minimum English proficiency of IELTS 5.5.

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TESOL Professional Development Study Tours are designed for pre-service, undergraduate English language teachers to enhance their understanding of current English language teaching methodologies. Through lectures, workshops, and guided classroom observations, participants will explore modern approaches to teaching English. Students will be given opportunities to apply new teaching strategies to their own classroom practices and gain insight into the methodologies used by experienced, native-speaker teachers.

TESOL Professional Development Study Tours are intended for pre-service, undergraduate English language teachers. Participants are required to have a minimum English proficiency of IELTS 5.5.

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Open Study Tours provide an opportunity for student groups to join other international students in UWA CELT’s existing English language programs including:

• Language and Communication Essentials
• English for Academic Purposes
• IELTS Examination Preparation

These tours allow students to immerse themselves in UWA CELT’s learning environment, engaging in language development alongside a diverse group of peers.

Open Study Tours are open to tertiary level students (18 years and above). These groups can have varying levels of English proficiency, as UWA CELT offers English language programs ranging from beginner to advanced levels.

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These study tours combine elements of Open and Closed Study Tours to offer students a dynamic learning experience.

In the mornings, students participate in one of UWA CELT’s open English Language programs. The afternoons are dedicated to focusing on one of the following areas:

• Discipline-specific area with lecture audits (within UWA academic teaching weeks)
• PhD candidate lectures/workshops, and Student Society workshops (UWA Experience)
• Cultural activities to enrich their experience (Australian Culture)
• Research on a topic of interest, followed by an oral presentation to share findings (Research Project/ Project Work)
• Development of a new product, exploring every stage of the development process, including strategy, design, testing, and product launch (Business and Professional English – New Product Development)

Hybrid Study Tours are open to tertiary level students (18 years and above). Students may have varying levels of English, as UWA CELT offers English language programs from beginner to advanced levels.

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