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The below two language programs are not within Lemnot's scope of accredited programs with the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSCJ: Language Department English as a Foreign Language: EFL Program Description and Objectives 10 Diploma of Completion Program Outline 147 The EFL program provides intensive English instruction and orientation for international students planning to attend American colleges and universities and individuals pursuing professional training in the U.S. Students who complete this program's Intermediate or Advanced levels acquire sufficient English and job -related information to begin work or pursue further education or training successfully. The program is designed to provide students with dramatically improved language skills by providing a small student -to -teacher ratio and a standardized, intensive, comprehensive, structure -based curriculum. All courses are conducted entirely in English. Students who complete their curriculum objectives within the maximum timeframe are eligible to graduate. A Diploma of Completion will only be issued for a completed program. EFL for Beginning Students Modules Days Weeks Total Hours* EFL 1A Beginning 20 4 80 EFL 1B Beginning 20 4 80 EFL 2A High Beginning 20 4 80 EFL 2B High Beginning 20 4 80 EFL for Intermediate Students Modules Days Weeks Total Hours* EFL 3A Intermediate 20 4 80 EFL 3B Intermediate 20 4 80 EFL 4A High Intermediate 20 4 80 EFL 4B High Intermediate 20 4 80 EFL for Advanced Students Modules Days Weeks Total Hours* EFL 5A Advanced 20 4 80 EFL 5B Advanced 20 4 80 EFL 6A High Advanced 20 4 80 EFL 6B High Advanced 20 4 80 Total 48 960 CLOCK HOURS: * 1 clock hour includes a minimum instructional time of 50 minutes of lecture and appropriate break(s). Review the following schedule. ** Each quarter contains three EFL modules which is a total of 240 hours. Contained within those 240 hours are approximately 199 teacher contact hours, 4 hours of educational field trips, 12 hours of testing, 1 hour of orientation, and 24 hours of utilization of the language laboratory/media center. Social events, which promote and affirm student culture, may be held during or outside of normal course hours. This is subject to change based on instructor's daily plan. Last Revision Date on April 4, 2023