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- Academic Conversation Skills (ACS) Intensive course – August 11-15 9am-5pm (Online)
- Offered by the Graduate Centre for Academic Communication
- Eligibility requirements:
- Non-native English speaker (English is your second – or third, fourth, etc. – spoken language)
- Beginning a graduate degree (a Master’s degree or a PhD) at the University of Toronto in September 2025
- Able to attend all 15 hours of the course (9:00am − 12:00pm ET on Monday August 11 to Friday August 15 inclusive)
- To register for this, and to view other offerings from the Graduate Centre for Academic Communication, visit their website.