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Director’s WelcomeDear prospective student,We’re delighted that you are thinking of studying English at The University of Western Australia’s Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT).

English is the linking language of the world. English helps us make friends and do business with people from countries across the globe. At UWA CELT, we want to give you the language skills needed to communicate effectively with native speakers of English and also with people from many other countries who have their own ways of expressing themselves in English.

In this brochure you will find information about Perth as well as UWA CELT’s programs and services: information to help you make the best choice for you.

We look forward to welcoming you to UWA; to helping you develop your English ability and cultural knowledge so you can enjoy Perth, make new friends and be successful in your future.

Callum Cowell - Director and the team at CELT

The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT) reflects the tradition of the University by providing high quality English language teaching in a friendly and supportive environment. All our teachers have degrees and specialist qualifications in English language teaching. Our approach to teaching and learning gives students many opportunities to practise using English and to learn about life in Australia through tasks, activities and projects.

UWA offers English language students the benefits of learning at one of Australia’s leading universities on a spectacular garden campus. Our unique and well structured modular programs combine a rigorous approach to teaching and learning with real and practical language experiences, which help students discover strategies to become life-long learners of English.

UWA Centre for English Language Teaching

The extensive campus of The University of Western Australia (UWA)with its sandstone architecture and its spectacular botanical gardens is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful in Australia.

It is home to a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a wide variety of areas including business, medicine, law, education, architecture, engineering, the sciences and the arts.

As a member of the Group of Eight, UWA is regarded as one of the top universities in Australia and has an international reputation for teaching and research excellence. The University has won many international awards, for example in October 2005, UWA Professor Barry Marshall and UWA Emeritus Professor Robin Warren were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine. This highlights the quality of research in Western Australia and particularly at UWA.

UWA Crawley CampusAn internationally

renowned university with extraordinary people.

A spectacular garden campus in one of the world’s most beautiful cities.

A great place to be an English language learner.

The University

UWA Claremont Campus (CELT)

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20 or 25 hours per week CELT offers two study options for its General, Academic, Business English and IELTS examination preparation courses. You will be able to enrol in a 25-hour per week course with 20 hours of a core program plus five hours of skills workshops. In this option, you will finish at 3.15pm on Mondays to Thursdays and 1pm on Fridays.

We strongly recommend the 25-hour enrolment, including the academic skills workshop, if you have a scholarship for English language and tertiary studies. We recommend the everyday communication skills workshop for those who want to improve their listening and speaking.

There is also the opportunity to choose a 20-hour per week option and finish each day at 1pm. In this option you won’t take the skills workshops. Both study options are available for enrolments with tourist, working holiday and student visas.

Courses and ProgramsThe UWA Centre for English Language Teaching offers accredited English language programs in GeneralEnglish, Business English and English for Academic Purposes, as well as preparation for internationally recognised examinations such as Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC.

Choosing the best course for you will depend on your goals and your level of language ability. CELT offers different courses from beginner to advanced to help you develop your language proficiency. So, choosing a program is about what you are hoping to achieve whilst studying at CELT.

Listening and speaking are developed through fun, social, interactive, community-based and integrated activities. Topics within this stream include:ÌÌ Speaking clearly, listening wellÌÌ English through film and animationÌÌ Business and workÌÌ TOEIC examination preparationÌÌ Your culture, my culture

Academic skillsThese workshops focus on reading and writing and will help you to acquire language skills for studying in an English-speaking university. They will also help you prepare for the IELTS and TOEFL examinations, which provide evidence of language ability for study, migration and work purposes. The academic skills workshops are offered at higher and intermediate levels of ability. At the lower level, students are introduced to Academic English.

The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching hosts test centres for the internationally recognised IELTS and TOEFL examinations.

Skills Workshops

If you choose the 25-hour per week program you will be able to enhance your language learning by choosing a skills workshop. This will give you the chance to focus on areas you wish to develop further.

The workshops incorporate practice in listening, reading, speaking and writing to help you strengthen your ability to communicate with confidence in English with people from many different countries. The workshops have been specifically designed to further develop your ability to think analytically and creatively in English for study, work and social environments and situations.

The five-week afternoon workshops are offered in two streams.

Everyday communication skillsThese skills workshops focus on developing listening and speaking skills for international situations.

Length of course From 5 to 45 weeks

intake period 9 intakes each year

mode of study 25 or 20 hours per week

LeveLs offered Beginner to advanced

General English classes are for learners who wish to improve their ability to communicate in English. These classes are also a pathway to all other English language programs at UWA. In five-week modules, students practise reading and listening while developing the skills to write and speak clearly and coherently to convey their message with confidence.

General English

Study Options

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Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8.45am - 10.45am

Vocabulary development through exploration of weekly theme

Grammar & usage development and accuracy

Reading skills strategies for developing effective reading skills

Integrated skills practice with focus on oral and aural communication

Integrated skills with focus on development of grammar & usage and writing skills

11am - 1pm Listening skills integrated skills with a focus on strategies for developing listening comprehension

Speaking skills strategies for developing clarity and fluency

Writing skills development of skills in the writing process

Integrated skills with focus on development of vocabulary and reading skills


2pm - 3.15pm Skills Workshop Skills Workshop Skills Workshop Skills Workshop Supervised self access/excursion/free afternoon

3.15pm - 5pm Supervised self access

25 hours per week program

20 hours per week program

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8.45am - 10.45am

Vocabulary development through exploration of weekly theme

Grammar & usage development and accuracy

Reading skills strategies for developing effective reading skills


Integrated skills with focus on development of grammar & usage and writing skills

11am - 1pm Listening skills integrated skills with a focus on strategies for developing listening comprehension

Speaking skills strategies for developing clarity and fluency

Writing skills development of skills in the writing process

Integrated skills with focus on development of vocabulary and reading skills


2pm - 5pm Free afternoon or supervised self access Supervised self access/excursion/free afternoon




LeveLs offered Upper-intermediate to advanced

Business English classes are for learners who are interested in the English language of business and employment. Each five-week module focuses on business topics of interest to students such as tourism, marketing and international business. Business English helps learners to use business vocabulary, listen and read in business situations, and write reports, letters and other forms of business communication. Through Business English, students develop the ability to communicate effectively in business and social settings as well as their knowledge of cross-cultural business practices.





English for Academic Purposes classes are for learners who want to develop their English language ability in preparation for tertiary studies in an English-speaking country. In five-week teaching modules, learners develop listening and note-taking skills, seminar and presentation skills together with academic reading and writing skills. Students learn library search skills and develop their proficiency in using information technology. They also learn to adapt to the academic culture of Australian tertiary institutions.

Business English English for Academic Purposes

Sample Timetables


Length of course 10 weeks


mode of study 25 hours per week

LeveLs offered Intermediate to advanced

The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching offers preparation courses for the internationally recognised Cambridge English language examinations. There are three Cambridge terms per year, prior to examinations in March, June and December. CELT prepares students for the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), for students at a pre-advanced level, First Certificate in English (FCE), for students at the upper-intermediate level and Preliminary English Test (PET) for intermediate students.

Length of course 5 weeks



LeveLs offered Upper-intermediate

The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching delivers preparation courses for the internationally recognised International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination. There are five terms per year for the intensive 25-hour or 20-hour per week course. In addition, CELT delivers part-time IELTS workshops throughout the year. Students wishing to take the IELTS test will be able to register and sit the exam at the UWA IELTS Test Centre.

Cambridge Examination PreparationIELTS Examination Preparation

LOCATION: SCIENCE LIBRARY,

UWA CRAWLEY CAMPUS

CELT organises two broad categories of courses for groups of participants. Firstly, it designs courses specifically for the needs of each particular group. In this kind of course, participants tend to stay together in the one class, and it is preferable that students are of similar language ability. Participants can also join cultural exchange activities with other international students at CELT. The second type of course offered gives participants with different levels of English ability the opportunity to take part in courses such as General, Business, Academic English and examination preparation with other international students.

CELT has extensive experience in the planning and delivery of intensive English language courses. These individually

tailored programs are for groups of participants from high schools, university faculties, corporations, government and cultural bodies. The programs vary in duration from four days to 12 weeks and generally fall into one of three types: English + Australian Culture, English for Special Purposes and TESOL Professional Development. CELT has designed and delivered English for Special Purposes courses with a focus on discipline areas such as engineering, medicine and management, amongst others. Customised programs can be offered throughout the academic year and delivered across all levels of English proficiency.

UWA English language programs focus on the very highest quality teaching and learning with a high degree of action and interaction…it’s all about having very serious fun!

“ Once I started studying English at CELT, I was able to transfer from my original course of General English to a Cambridge program and then Academic English…there is great flexibility and support within the Centre”

Customised Courses


English language pathways to UWA degrees

20-week program

ÌÌ IELTS 5.5 with no band score below 5.0ÌÌ Internet-based TOEFL 58 (minimum 18 in writing, 16

in speaking and 12 in listening and reading)ÌÌ Cambridge First Certificate in English with a minimum

score of 60 and borderline for each skillÌÌ Pearson Test of English (Academic) overall score of

49 with no individual score below 42ÌÌ CELT General English upper-intermediate with a

minimum of 70% (no individual skill below 60%)ÌÌ CELT English for Academic Purposes with a minimum

of 65% (no individual skill below 60%)ÌÌ Other equivalent entry points will be considered

Minimum entry requirementsAcademic English and Study Skills Bridging Course

Length of course 10 or 20 weeks


mode of study 25 hours per week


ÌÌ Develop their knowledge of the language of their chosen discipline

ÌÌ Develop an understanding of Australian academic culture

ÌÌ Develop a high level of analytical and reflective skills in an Australian academic context

ÌÌ Develop strategies to attribute literary sources appropriately

ÌÌ Develop the capacity to be autonomous learners at an Australian university with the confidence to participate freely and appropriately in academic situations

The most common pathway is via CELT’s Academic English and Study Skills Bridging Course, which has direct entry into tertiary studies at the University. This course is best for students who meet the Bridging Course’s entry standards and who can enrol for 10 or 20 weeks of intensive study. The other route to tertiary studies at the University is through English for Academic Purposes in combination with an IELTS or TOEFL examination. This pathway is for students who do not qualify for the Bridging Course or for students who only need to study for five, not 20 or even 10 weeks.

10-week program

ÌÌ IELTS 6.0 with no band score below 5.5 ÌÌ Internet-based TOEFL 70 (minimum 20 in writing, 19

in speaking, 17 in listening and 14 in reading)ÌÌ Cambridge First Certificate in English with a minimum

score of 75 and good for each skillÌÌ Pearson Test of English (Academic) overall score of

54 with no individual score below 54ÌÌ CELT General English pre-advanced or English for

Academic Purposes with a minimum of 69% (no individual skill below 65%)

ÌÌ Other equivalent entry points will be considered

If entry requirements for tertiary courses are higher than 6.5 and nothing below 6.0, then entry into the 10-week Bridging Course will be no less than 0.5 lower for each individual band and for the overall score. Please refer to the CELT website for further information: www.celt.uwa.edu.au/courses/pathways

The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching offers two ways, or pathways to improve English language proficiency to the level required by the University for entry into its undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

CELT’s Bridging Course has been granted NEAS Premium Product Endoresment.

The Bridging Course has been designed for international students who wish to study at UWA but do not have the required level of English language proficiency. The program is also suitable for students with unconditional entry into UWA who would like to further develop their language ability and confidence before commencing theirtertiary studies.

A 70% pass in the Bridging Course meets the University’s English language requirement for most under- and post-graduate courses. However, some courses at UWA have higher entry requirements, for instance:ÌÌ Master of Business Adminstration (Flexible and full-time)

require an overall 75% with no skill below 70%ÌÌ All Faculty of Law courses require an overall 85%

The Bridging Course will help students to:ÌÌ Improve their English language skills to the level

required by UWAÌÌ Learn about the organisation and language of

various types of academic texts


Students unable to meet the Academic English and Study Skills Bridging Course entry requirements have the option of improving their English competency by starting with a General English, or English for Academic Purposes course at CELT.

English for Academic Purposes + IELTS/TOEFL examination

CELT level Guide to CEFR level

CELT Courses and Programs

↓ ↓ General English

Cambridge Examination Preparation

IELTSBusiness English

English for Academic Purposes

Bridging Course

Beginner A1 10 weeks

Elementary A2 10 weeks

Pre-intermediate

A2+ 10 weeks

Intermediate 1 B1 10 weeks PET10 weeks

Intermediate 2 B1 10 weeks

Upper-intermediate

B2 10 weeksFCE

10 weeks

5 weeks10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks

Pre-advanced B2+ 10 weeks

10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeksCAE10 weeksAdvanced C1 5 weeks

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓English for life and a pathway to all CELT programs

Internationally recognised English language exams

English for Business and Commerce

Combine with IELTS or TOEFL exam for university

entrance

Direct entry to under-and

post-graduate courses

The following progression chart shows CELT’s courses and levels, and the average number of weeks of study required. It also provides an approximate correlation between the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) levels and CELT’s levels of study. It is important to note that progression through the levels at CELT is approximate and based on the average English language learner.

An alternative pathway for university entrance is also available through our English for Academic Purposes program, together with preparation for the IELTS or TOEFL examination.

Whilst it is a structured course with an underlying pedagogy, English for Academic Purposes, which is offered in five-week modules, is modified every term to meet the needs of the class group.

By accommodating itself in this way to the knowledge and ability of its students, this course offers a highly supportive way to develop academic skills and English language ability. This focus on student needs incorporates assessment of achievements according to the composition of each class. For this reason, students choosing to study in English for Academic Purposes must also sit for an IELTS or internet-based TOEFL examination.

CELT recommends that to maximise learning opportunities, students enrol in the 25-hour per week option of the English for Academic Purposes course.

English for Academic Purposes + IELTS/TOEFL examination


Finding a home away from home

Living on the UWA campusUniversity residential collegesThis accommodation is best for students who prefer to be independent and would like to live with Australian and international students. The residential colleges are located on campus and are just a few minutes walk to classes. Living on campus makes it easy to use the University’s facilities and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of UWA and the Swan River foreshore. There are several residential halls and colleges close to CELT including St George’s College, University Hall, Trinity, and St Catherine’s College. These all have private single study bedrooms and shared laundry, bathrooms and living areas. All meals are provided.

CELT can help you arrange your accommodation, including in University residential colleges, homestay, and demi-pair (working part-time for a family while you study).

Living with a familyHomestay accommodation This accommodation is best for students who want to experience Australian family life and have the support of an English speaking family. Homestay families are located throughout the metropolitan area and students may need to take public transport to UWA. Students share meals and facilities with the host family but have their own private bedroom.

Working part-time for a family while you studyDemi-pair programThe demi-pair program allows students to combine full-time study with work as an Au Pair. Students typically work for three hours per evening from Monday to Friday in exchange for homestay accommodation with full board. Applicants for demi-pair must be at least 20 years old (exceptions will be made for 18 and 19 year olds if they hold a recognised nanny qualification) and have at least a pre-intermediate level of English. Placements are for a mimimum of three months and are available to students travelling on either a student or working holiday visa.

Accommodation


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UWA Housing Office

The UWA Housing Office provides useful information about the different types of accommodation available, and offers advice to international students

www.housing.uwa.edu.au


FacilitiesÌÌ Modern classrooms with

interactive whiteboard, visualiser & computers for blended e-learning

ÌÌ Well resourced library with a full-time librarian (open Mon-Thu from 8.15am-5pm, Fri 8.15am-3.45pm)

ÌÌ Two fully-networked computer laboratories with free internet and email access (open Mon-Thu from 8.15am-5pm, Fri 8.15am-3.45pm)

ÌÌ Campus caféÌÌ Student advice serviceÌÌ Wireless access throughout the

University campusÌÌ Test Centre for the IELTS and

TOEFL Examinations

Student supportCELT has staff happy to help you solve all kinds of problems ranging from the personal to the practical, including study and visa issues. You will have the support of the student adviser, management and administrative and teaching staff.

GraduationYour progress is assessed through your participation in class tasks, homework assignments and end-of-term tests. When you graduate, you will receive a certificate showing your course, level, grades and period of study.

Being a part of the UniversityIf you have an advanced level of English language ability you may wish to attend University courses concurrently with your English language program. We can advise you about the possibilities and help you attend these courses. Please note that you may need to pay a fee to attend a full semester course.

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Facilities and Services

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UWA facilities and services available to all studentsÌÌ Subject libraries with international

newspapers, extensive research resources and fully-networked computers

ÌÌ Sports centre with a fully-equipped gymnasium, squash, basketball, badminton and tennis courts, table tennis facilities, and cricket and soccer ovals

ÌÌ Martial Arts Centre with international judo coaches

ÌÌ Heated swimming pools on campus

ÌÌ Student Guild (Union) with special interest and social clubs

ÌÌ Recreate courses such as photography, guitar, yoga, pilates, sailing, zumba, abseiling and many others (www.sport.uwa.edu.au/recreate)

ÌÌ Medical Centre with doctors and nurses experienced in helping local and international students

ÌÌ Banking and Credit Union facilities

ÌÌ Shops, a newsagent and a post office with all services

ÌÌ Travel agent with a full range of services and information for students

ÌÌ Student counselling serviceÌÌ Festivals and seasonal eventsÌÌ Art Gallery and Museums on

campus ÌÌ Free lunchtime concertsÌÌ UniAccess to provide support to

students with disabilities

UWA has exceptional facilities and excellent support services for students. The University values the diversity that international students add to the life of the campus and city.

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Online information

facebook.com/UWACELTStudents

Ask UWAAn online question and answer portal

Prospective students can search for answers to previously asked questions or submit their own query online.

www.askuwa.edu.au


LOCATION: PERTH TRAIN STATION

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The City of PerthFast Facts

Perth: Capital city of Western Australia

Population: 1.97 million

Size of WA: 2.5 million sq km

Government: Democratic

Time zone: GMT + 8 hours

Religion: Complete religious freedom


Perth Australia’s fourth largest city, Perth, is located on the southwest coast of the state of Western Australia (WA). The city is situated along the banks of the Swan River and bordered to the west by the stunning white sandy beaches of the Indian Ocean.

Perth has the perfect environment for a relaxed and healthy lifestyle, while maintaining its status as a sophisticated and modern city. The Economist Intelligence Unit has voted it one of the top 10 cities in the world in which to live. Ì

Perth city centre and its nearby suburbs provide a wide variety of restaurants and cafés, entertainment and cultural venues, as well as excellent shopping. Many of Perth’s major attractions, historic buildings, picturesque parks, modern shopping centres and beaches are accessible via Perth’s fully integrated public transport system. Walking and cycling are also easy and enjoyable throughout Perth with pedestrian and cycle paths adjacent to the river and coastline.

“A Summary of the Liveability Ranking and Overview”, Aug 2013, The Economist Intelligence Unity

Average Temperatures

Summer Dec to Feb 20°- 32°C

Autumn Mar to May 12°- 25°C

Winter Jun to Aug 8°-18°C

Spring Sep to Nov 10°- 22°C

Perth’s climate is mild and pleasant with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters.

Perth Weather

LOCATION: PERTH BELL TOWER

Things to do

Go for a swim at Cottesloe Beach

Cycle around the Swan Valley

See a movie under the stars - visit the Somerville auditorium at UWA

Enjoy a day in Fremantle - visit the museums, admire the historic buildings, shop at unique stores and markets, have a picnic or dine at restaurants offering multicultural foods

Take a ferry ride to Rottnest Island

Perth international arts Festival

www.perthfestival.com.au

Australia’s oldest performing arts festival is held over the summer months. The Festival offers some of the best international and contemporary drama, theatre, music, film, art, literature and comedy entertainment in Australia.


Western Australia

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LOCATION: CAPE AUGUSTA

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Western Australia covers one-third of the Australian continent. Spanning over 2.5 million square kilometres (1 million square miles), Western Australia extends into two different climatic zones. When it is warm and dry in the north of the State, it is cool and wet in the south. Bordered largely by desert to the east, Western Australia is bounded by 12,500 kilometres (7813 miles) of the world’s most pristine coastline to the west. Western Australia is a land blessed with some of the world’s

most precious natural phenomena including the dolphins of Monkey Mia, the 350-million-year-old Bungle Bungle range and the towering karri forests of the South West. Venture beyond Perth to see a vast country of big experiences. Be in awe of landscapes carved by nature over millions of years. Immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture. Get up close and personal with the unique flora and fauna of Australia. Situated in the far north is the Kimberly region, an ancient landform of rugged ranges

with deep, spectacular gorges and pristine sandy beaches. The Pilbara region is the heartland of Western Australia and offers thrilling adventure and ecotourism opportunities. The north is contrasted by the natural forests and vineyards of the South West. Wherever you go, the memories will last forever.

For more information on things to see and do in Perth and Western Australia visit: www.westernaustralia.com

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How to apply

Consult this brochure and the CELT website - www.celt.uwa.edu.au/courses - to choose a program that best suits your goals

DECIDE WHICH COURSE yOU WOULD LIkE TO APPLy FOR1

Visit our website - www.celt.uwa.edu.au/courses/apply - to download the application form. Complete all sections of the form including the personal details, study plan and visa information. Please read the terms and conditions of enrolment before completing and signing the form.

COMPLETE THE APPLICATIOn FORM3

a. Through a University representative. We encourage you to submit your application through one of the Centre’s official representatives. For a full list, visit: www.celt.uwa.edu.au/courses/apply Our representatives will assist you with the lodgement of your English, accommodation and visa applications, as well as provide a variety of other services;

OR

SEnD yOUR APPLICATIOn TO THE CEnTRE 4

The Centre will process your application and will send you a letter of offer and acceptance documents. The offer letter will include an invoice for your course, and other applicable fees (including accommodation if requested, and Overseas Student Health Cover if you are applying for a student visa).

OFFER LETTER5

You will be required to make your own travel and student visa arrangements. CELT’s overseas representatives will also be able to help you with these arrangements if you need any additional advice or assistance. Students arriving on a tourist or working holiday visa are advised to arrange their own health insurance cover prior to travel. All students are recommended to purchase private travel insurance to cover their personal beloingings for the duration of their study and any extended time in Australia.

TRAVEL AnD VISA ARRAnGEMEnTS7

On receipt of your offer letter, you should sign the acceptance documents and return them with your payment directly or via an official CELT overseas representative. Once these are received by the Centre you will be emailed orientation information along with your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), which you will need to commence your visa application process (if you are applying for a student visa).

ACCEPTAnCE6

START HERE

If you want to study at the unIversIty of western australIa’s Centre for

englIsh language teaChIng, here are some steps to make applyIng easIer.

b. Submit an application directly to the Centre. Forward

the completed and signed application form to:

Centre for English Language TeachingThe University of Western AustraliaM429, 35 Stirling HighwayCrawley Perth WA 6009AustraliaEmail: [email protected]

You can study full-time or part-time for up to 12 weeks if you have a visitor visa or 17 weeks on a working holiday visa. If you want to study for longer, you must study full-time on a student visa. Please check the Department of Immigration and Border Protection’s website - www.immi.gov.au - for visa requirements.

CHOOSE A VISA TO MATCH yOUR COURSE AnD STUDy DURATIOn2


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