The ADTIS section runs two main academic language and communication skills programmes as well as bespoke workshops/short courses for Departments and Colleges.
In response to an increasing number of ad-hoc requests from departments and colleges to run tailored workshops for them on their sites, we are planning a more formalised and flexible offering of development and training workshops.
In addition to our own taught courses, we also run courses for the Institute of Continuing Education’s International Summer School and have run an Academic Writing Skills Training Programme for BFSU.
The University's Language Centre carries out an average of around 1,750 assessments of applicants' academic English literacy skills each year for University entry. You find details about the assessments and how to apply here.
ADTIS works in close collaboration with numerous bodies both within and outside Cambridge and it offers its expertise and services to numerous universities and educational bodies around the world.
ADTIS offers advising and coaching sessions on CVs and cover letters, personal statements and research proposals, or personal and academic skills enhancement.
The University’s Statement on Proofreading, drafted by the Language Centre, sets out best practice guidelines regarding the proofreading of all written work up to and including doctoral theses.
The Language Centre
