Resources

Links

Garnet Education is continually updating its list of websites that will be useful for teachers and students of English for Academic Purposes (EAP).

FOR TEACHERS OF EAP

British Association of Lecturers in English for Academic Purposes (BALEAP)
BALEAP is a national organisation of centres where EAP (English for Academic Purposes) is taught within British universities and providers of higher education.

Journal of English for Academic Purposes 
JEAP publishes book reviews, articles, conference reports and academic exchanges in the linguistic, sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic description of English.

University of Reading
The best-selling English for Academic Study series has been developed with Centre for Applied Language Studies at the University of Reading.

English for Academic Study website: www.englishforacademicstudy.com

This website contains a variety of student and teacher resources, including downloadable PDF versions of all photocopiable handouts and weblinks to facilitate further study of each unit in Garnet Education's English for Academic Study series.

FOR STUDENTS OF EAP

English for Academic Study website: www.englishforacademicstudy.com

The website contains a variety of student and teacher resources, including downloadable PDF versions of all photocopiable handouts and weblinks to facilitate further study of each unit.

EAP courses in the UK
A list of foundation and pre-sessional courses accredited by BALEAP with accompanying map.

Skills practice
Many of the free skills learning resources have been sourced by the University of Reading's Access Point for Independent Language.

Writing
Exercises from the University of Hertfordshire on process, questions, research, organisation, functions, paragraphs, plagiarism, reporting, references, citation, punctuation, spelling

Exercises on grammar from Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Listening
Exercises from ESL Lab

Everyday expressions from the BBC World Service

Lecture recordings from the University of Reading

Speaking
British English
Pronunciation practice from Ted Power

Pronunciation practice from the BBC World Service

American English
Pronunciation practice from the University of Florida

Phonetics practice from the University of Iowa through the 'Launch English Library' button