USP Opens Many Slots in Free English Courses! Registrations Now Open for Students and Staff

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 05/04/2025 at 20:33

Oportunidade imperdível para alunos e servidores da USP! Inscrições para cursos gratuitos de inglês estão abertas até 16 de abril.

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Unmissable Opportunity for USP Students and Staff! Applications for Free English Courses Are Open Until April 16.

São Paulo University (USP) is offering more than 10,000 spots to students and staff an excellent opportunity to improve their English with free courses.

The initiative is part of the English@USP program, which aims to equip participants with the four essential skills for learning a new language: reading, listening, writing, and speaking.

Free English Courses at USP: Learn Efficiently and Practically

USP, always concerned with providing quality education, offers free English courses focusing on the specific skills of each student.

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How It Works and How to Enroll?

The application process for the free English courses at USP is simple, but spots are limited. The selection criteria will be the order of application and the fact that the candidate has not participated in English@USP in the last 12 months.

Applications will be open until April 16, with results announced the following day, April 17.

REGISTER HERE: https://englishatusp.com/

The free English courses consist of synchronous classes, with two weekly sessions, and exclusive support materials created by the USP faculty and technical team.

Additionally, the project offers weekly office hours and extra guidance videos to ensure that students can apply the content in their daily lives.

Practical Focus on English: No Theory, Just Practice

It is important to highlight that the free English courses offered by USP do not aim to teach the grammar of the language but rather to develop techniques that help students understand and use English more easily.

The program is aimed at beginners and seeks to facilitate understanding of the language in everyday situations.

Moreover, there is a sequence of prerequisites for some courses, such as Focus on Writing, which requires completion of Focus on Reading or Focus on Listening courses, and Focus on Speaking, which can only be accessed by students who have completed the Focus on Writing course.

An Opportunity to Improve English at USP

The free English courses at USP are an excellent opportunity for those who wish to enhance their language skills practically and with the support of one of the most prestigious universities in Brazil.

If you are a student or staff member at USP, do not miss the chance to participate in this initiative. Remember to register by April 16 and secure your spot!

For more information about the free English courses and to register, visit the English@USP project website.

Do not miss this chance to improve your English skills with high-quality free courses offered by USP.

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USP Opens Many Slots in Free English Courses! Registrations Now Open for Students and Staff

Unmissable Opportunity for USP Students and Staff! Applications for Free English Courses Are Open Until April 16.

Free English Courses at USP: Learn Efficiently and Practically

How It Works and How to Enroll?

Practical Focus on English: No Theory, Just Practice

An Opportunity to Improve English at USP

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