What is ELLA's e-learning English for Pharmacists course?
The ELLA English for Pharmacists program is an online, self-study e-learning course designed to help pharmacists improve their English language skills. It covers areas such as pharmaceutical terminology and patient communication. This is a self-study course, which means there is no instructor.
Who is the English for pharmacists course intended for?
The course is for pharmacists working in pharmacies, who wish to improve their English communication skills. However, ANYONE can participate in this course.
How long does the course take to complete?
The course duration depends ONLY on you. You can complete the course at your own pace.
What does 'unlimited access' mean?
Unlimited access' means that you can access the course materials as often as you like during the subscription period.
Can I access the course materials offline?
No, you cannot access the English for Pharmacists course offline. You need an internet connection to participate in the course.
What if I finish the course before my access period ends?
If you complete the course before your access period ends, you can use the remaining time to revisit course materials. You can also focus on additional exercises available in the Grammar Corner and Vocabulary Corner.
Do you offer group enrollments for institutions?
Yes, we offer group enrollments for companies looking to train their staff. Please contact us for more details.
What English level do I need to begin the English for Pharmacists course?
We assume that learners joining our online English for Pharmacists course have a basic knowledge of English. The course focuses mostly on vocabulary directly related to pharmaceutical English. If you do not have any basic English knowledge, we suggest you begin with our General English course and finish level A1 and A2 before beginning the Pharmaceutical English course.
What languages is the course in?
Our English for Pharmacists course is led entirely in English, which allows learners to immerse themselves in English. The course materials, exercises and assessments are all delivered in English in a manner that allows the student to understand the vocabulary items, without having to translate everything into their mother tongue.
