Global Experience English Language Discussion Group

The Global Experience English Language Discussion Group takes place weekly throughout Study Period 2 and 5 and is facilitated by Global Experience students as part of their Global Experience program. The group is open to all international UniSA students who would like to practice their English conversation skills with local UniSA students.

There is not need to register your attendance at either session, you can drop in at any time to a session or join the group on Facebook.

The session times are as follows:

City West Student Lounge: Monday 5-6pm and Friday 12-1pm

City East Campus The CAF: Tuesday 12-1pm

Magill Campus Student Lounge C1-33: Wednesday 12-1pm

Global Experience students can accrue the following Experience Suite points for involvement in the Group for one full study period:

• 10 points for one study period of involvement with facilitation of a minimum of 3 sessions
• 20 points for one study period of involvement with facilitation of a minimum of 6 sessions

Interested in being an English Language Discussion Group Facilitator for SP2 2012?

The Global Experience Team are currently calling for expressions of interest from Global Experience students who would like to be involved as Facilitators of the group for one full Study Period in 2012.

Applications close 5pm Friday 24th February 2012 and a training and induction session will be held during Week One of SP2.

Interested in applying? Click here to apply and here to register your attendance at the training and induction session.

Click here to read more about the Global Experience English Language Discussion Group in the September 2010 edition of the Unilife Magazine.

"Thanks you so much for the English Language Discussion Group which improved my speaking skills a lot! It also created some strong networks and relationships with new friends".

- UniSA Student- Bachelor of Architectural Studies

"I have been facilitating the Global Experience English Language Discussion Group for the semester which gave me experience in communicating with people from different cultural backgrounds while giving me an opportunity to experiment with different approaches to engage the students, improve communication skills and step out of my comfort zone. I also learnt from the approaches of the other facilitators".

- UniSA Student- Bachelor of Education (Junior Primary & Primary)

For further information on the Global Experience English Language Discussion Group contact the Global Experience Team.