End of Month SALE! 🤩 Get 25% off certs & diplomas now!Ends in  : : :

Claim your Discount!
Free Online Courses from the University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Professional English language courses
146,720
Learners
5
Courses
164
Benefited
Business
Language
Teaching on Alison since Jun, 2020
Founded in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin, the University of Pennsylvania is an American Ivy League research university based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Franklin founded it as an institution that would provide a practical and diverse education to the leaders of tomorrow. The university retains its strong focus on interdisciplinary learning to this day and its 'One University Policy' allows students to take classes across any of Penn's 12 schools.

Penn boasts a rich history of illustrious alumni and institutional achievements. The university was responsible for building the first general-purpose electronic computer, as well as the development of the Rubella and Hepatitis B vaccines. Penn's first law professor wrote the first draft of the United States Con...
🏆 Top Course by this Course Creator
English for Business and Entrepreneurship
46,325Learners already enrolled
Not Interested
Free Online Courses by University of Pennsylvania
English for Career Development
5-6 hrs 54,732 learners
By University of Pennsylvania
You Will Learn How To

After completing this course you will be able to:

  • List the steps in the job search process
  • Describe yourself and your resume in a resume
  • Build your job-related vocabulary
  • Identify the elements of a cover letter and resume
  • Describe how to write a clear cover letter which tells employers why you are the right person for the job
  • Identify job-seekers language for meeting new people, and making small talk
course logo
CERTIFICATE
Beginner Level
English Language
English for Career Development
5-6 hrs
54732 enrolled
English for Business and Entrepreneurship
1.5-3 hrs 46,325 learners
By University of Pennsylvania
You Will Learn How To

Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:

  • Develop effective reading strategies
  • Use comparative language
  • Outline the listening strategies
  • List the key steps in conducting market research
  • Discuss the basic components of business plans
  • Compare ways to obtain funding for a start-up
  • Identify vocabulary to discuss plans and goals for funding a business
course logo
CERTIFICATE
Beginner Level
Marketing
English for Business and Entrepreneurship
1.5-3 hrs
46325 enrolled
English for STEM
1.5-3 hrs 15,730 learners
By University of Pennsylvania
You Will Learn How To

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe how to review texts
  • Identify comparative adjectives in writing
  • Discuss the greenhouse effect
  • Identify several causes of climate change
  • Identify effects of warmer temperatures on the environment
  • Summarize main ideas of a text
  • Explain how modal verbs are used to make a suggestion
  • Summarize the importance of citing sources in own research
course logo
CERTIFICATE
Beginner Level
Renewable Energy
English for STEM
1.5-3 hrs
15730 enrolled
English for Journalism
1.5-3 hrs 22,407 learners
By University of Pennsylvania
You Will Learn How To

After completing this course you will be able to:

  • Recognize and learn how to research for a news story
  • Describe how to make a successful pitch about your news story
  • Describe effective techniques for a successful interview
  • Identify and focus on the language needed to write newspaper articles
  • Identify and focus on the language needed to write magazine articles
  • Describe the basics of broadcasting the news
  • Identify the growth, impact, and challenges of digital news
course logo
CERTIFICATE
Beginner Level
Journalism
English for Journalism
1.5-3 hrs
22407 enrolled
English for Media Literacy
1.5-3 hrs 7,525 learners
By University of Pennsylvania
You Will Learn How To

After completing this course you will be able to:

  • Describe what 'media literacy' means
  • Explain how you can improve your own media literacy skills
  • Recognize the differences between traditional media and social media
  • Learn the vocabulary that's necessary in order to compare traditional media and social media
  • Define the order of adjectives and using intensifiers
  • Define the meaning of 'media bias' and several common types of bias
  • Identify the importance of including people from various races, cultures and genders in mainstream media reporting
course logo
CERTIFICATE
Beginner Level
English Vocabulary
English for Media Literacy
1.5-3 hrs
7525 enrolled
Showing 1 - 5 of 5
Learner Reviews & Feedback For
273
164
avatar
Miss All Lewisham S.
This course was very intense and useful and I gained more knowledge with wisdom. It recap my ability on job interview, I must show my best side. I must sell myself and show the interviewer that am the best candidate for the job.
Was This Review Helpful?
Report
avatar
Mohamud Elmi M.
The message has been simplified to the point that non-academics can easily understand it and I hope more people will understand the message of building humanity in education.
Was This Review Helpful?
Report
Get Exclusive Course Updates
Be the first to know when a new course is available from University of Pennsylvania . Stay on track with your learning goals and find new opportunities to grow.
View Similar Course Creators
Explore All Alison Course Categories

Frequently Asked Questions

Create Courses on Alison, Make Money, Empower Millions
Feeling inspired by University of Pennsylvania? You can become a Course Creator too. Share your expertise with millions of learners and help them grow every day.
Become a Course Creator