You will be asked to demonstrate what you have learned at BCIT in various ways, and almost all involve speaking and writing. These skills are essential for academic success, and employers consistently value communication skills in employees.
Scientific Writing and Communication: papers, proposals, and presentations by 
Techniques for College Writing by 
Academic Writing Skills for International Students by A BCIT Librarian can help you find reliable sources of information and to use them properly.
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Pronunciation
Presentations
More resources on presentations and group work are listed on the BCIT Library Study Skills guide.
Free service for BCIT students - peer tutors, writing centre, conversation groups and success seminars.
Did you know?
BCIT's COMM department has created a number of videos on topics such as grammar, classroom presentations, and professional writing. BCIT students and instructors can access them by self-registering to the D2L site "Communication Skills Training: Succeeding at BCIT and Beyond".
Business writing
Check out more business-writing resources in the Writing Centre guide. Click here.
Editing and proofreading
These resources will also help if you are editing for grammar, punctuation or mechanics based on feedback from a peer or an instructor.
Summarizing, paraphrasing and quoting
