English courses are part of your degree requirements at Ono Academic College. Your English proficiency level is determined based on the national placement tests (Psychometric, AMIRAM, or AMIR).
For a short video explaining our English courses—click here
Before you begin, we recommend watching a short video that summarizes all the information about the course structure, the different levels, and the academic requirements:
Click here to watch the explanatory video about the English courses
Step 1: Check Your Classification Level
Step 2: Register for English courses in the course schedule
Course registration is not automatic; you must select the English course that matches your level in the system:
Step 3: Starting School
An important tip for new students: It is recommended that you complete your English requirements as early as possible in your degree program. Achieving an “exemption” level is a prerequisite for advancing to higher-level years and for degree eligibility!
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