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Established in 1983 as a division within the Department of English at The Ohio State University, the American Language Program has provided English-as-a-second-language instruction to thousands of students from around the world, representing more than 125 countries. Currently, ALP offers three types of programming:
In addition, special programming can be created for special needs.
Mission Statement The mission of the American Language Program of The Ohio State University is threefold: A. To offer instructional programs which provide non-native speakers of English with the linguistic, academic, and social skills and the cultural base required to navigate successfully in American college and university environments, and in professional and vocational settings which use English as the principal medium of communication. B. To provide teaching and support staff with the working environment, resources, and encouragement necessary to carry out instructional, service, and professional activities and thus enhance their job performance, standing in the field, and overall job satisfaction. C. To encourage respect for linguistic and cultural diversity both on and off campus and promote professionalism, inquiry, and collaboration within the field of TESOL. |
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| Overview of Program | Intensive English | Non-credit Classes | Classes for OSU Students |