Abstract

The study aims to evaluate the English remedial course 099 taught in the College of Technological Studies (PAAET) as part of the English program which disseminates English Language Skills to EFL students studying at this college. This study is expected to provide sufficient information to policymakers and educators involved with this program at all levels, with the intention to help them evaluate this course and make useful decisions to improve English Language Teaching in order to combat the deficiency in the English language suffered by college students in Kuwait. A number of 155 students participated in a questionnaire of 15 statements divided into four areas: reading, grammar, writing, and speaking skills. The findings of the study showed that most EFL students benefited from the English course 099, and their language skills were improved. However, there were some drawbacks and weaknesses of the program in terms of learners’ assessments and follow up. The significance of the study arises from the fact that it would enable decision-makers and course evaluators to pinpoint the strengths and weaknesses of the course and hence find ways to improve it.

Highlights

  • The study aims to evaluate the English remedial course 099 taught in the College of Technological Studies (PAAET) as part of the English program which disseminates English Language Skills to EFL students studying at this college

  • This study aims to evaluate the remedial English course 099, which is taught for all EFL students who couldn’t pass the placement test at the College of Technological Studies, the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training

  • As mentioned earlier, this study examined EFL students’ perceptions of the usefulness of the remedial English course 099 at the College of Technological Studies in Kuwait

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Introduction

This study aims to evaluate the remedial English course 099, which is taught for all EFL students who couldn’t pass the placement test at the College of Technological Studies, the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training. This evaluation study intends to discover the strengths and weaknesses of English course 099 and determine whether it has accomplished its goals and objectives depending on the students’ responses and their feedback after passing the 099 course and joining English 1. This course is designed to improve learners’ reading, grammar, writing, and speaking skills and prepare them for a general English course (101) and an ESP English course (171)

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