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Olivet School of Language and Education (OSLE) at the Riverside campus recently had an academic meeting to discuss the preparation for its ESL program and TESOL program in Spring 2022. The conclusion was centered on the creative and diverse ESL courses offered, and TESOL faculty preparation.
Olivet School of Language and Education (OSLE) Riverside welcomes a new ESL instructor, Mr. Eugene Duckworth.
Many ESL students at the Riverside campus have passed their English proficiency test in the Fall quarter. They are relieved yet thankful for the learning experience in the ESL program, which prepared them well not just academically but spiritually for undergraduate study.
Olivet School of Language and Education (OSLE) Riverside campus recently implemented the narration method in teaching ESL, which has been proven to be efficient and productive.
Last day of classes
Final exam period
Summer quarter ends
Grades due
Grade petition deadline
Olivet School of Language Education, OSLE, TESOL program students are able to apply their teaching techniques in the TESOL Practicum class this quarter, preparing them to teach English in a real classroom setting.
Olivet School of Language Education (OSLE) welcomes new instructor William McMorrow for Winter quarter. McMorrow is an effective ESL teacher and will teach Intermediate Listening and Speaking starting from January.
In the TESOL program at Olivet School of Language and Education (OSLE), students are learning and experimenting with some teaching strategies with visual aids and technology tools.
Understanding cultural differences is a crucial lesson for any ESL teacher, according to TESOL professor Lisa Baer from the Olivet School of Language Education (OSLE).
ESL Fall Quarter students have passed their TOEFL iBT test and achieved the score required by their desired degree program.
The staff and students of Olivet School of Language Education welcomed its new ESL faculty member Lisa Baer for the Fall quarter.
ESL students from Olivet School of Language Education concluded the 2019 Summer quarter with a field trip to the Salvation Mountain site.
Master of Arts in Translation and Interpretation (MATI) students were glad to receive two lectures on Consecutive Interpretation from Paul Hersy, a senior diplomatic interpreter who had worked in the Interpreting Division of the U.S. Department of State.
Master of Arts in Translation and Interpretation students from Olivet language school improve their terminology research and glossary building skills in the Terminology Management & Research course.
In the last week of March, the Olivet School of Language Education welcomed two professional instructors Maria Castillo and Erin Myles from the Hemet Unified School District English Language Development Department for a training session.
