Course Materials
The English Preparatory Programme at Yalova University School of Foreign Languages uses coursebooks appropriate to students’ proficiency levels and learning outcomes. These are supplemented with writing and speaking materials developed by the School, additional practice, and online activities to develop the four language skills, support grammar and vocabulary use, and encourage independent learning.
Coursebooks by Level — 2026–2027
The following coursebooks are taught during the 2026–2027 academic year:
A1 Level: Language Hub Elementary Student’s Book — Macmillan Education.
A2 Level: Language Hub Pre-intermediate Student’s Book — Macmillan Education.
B1 Level: Unlock 3: Reading, Writing & Critical Thinking and Unlock 3: Listening, Speaking & Critical Thinking — Cambridge University Press.
B2 Level: Unlock 4: Reading, Writing & Critical Thinking and Unlock 4: Listening, Speaking & Critical Thinking — Cambridge University Press.
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A1 Level Macmillan Education Language Hub Elementary Student’s Book |
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A2 Level Macmillan Education Language Hub Pre-Intermediate Student’s Book |
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B1 Level Cambridge University Press Unlock 3: Reading, Writing & Critical Thinking ve Unlock 3: Listening, Speaking & Critical Thinking |
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Writing and Speaking Materials
At A1 and A2 levels, Writing Pack and Speaking Pack materials developed by the School’s teaching staff are used alongside the coursebooks. Aligned with the learning outcomes and course content for each level, these materials help students use the language structures and vocabulary they have learned in written and spoken communication.
Purchasing Coursebooks
Students should select the coursebook or book package appropriate for the level they are placed in following the placement test. Details about obtaining and purchasing coursebooks are provided in the School’s coursebook information announcement for the relevant academic year.
Click here to view the announcement about coursebooks and the purchasing process.
Before purchasing, students should check the book’s full title, level, and included online access. Students who have questions about coursebooks or digital access can consult their course instructors.
Important Note: In accordance with Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works, the use of coursebooks without official copyright labels (pirated copies) or photocopied coursebooks is strictly prohibited. Students are individually responsible for any consequences arising from the use of such copies at the School. The letter sent to the University by the Publishers Copyright and Licensing Society (YAYBİR) regarding the unlawful reproduction of books through photocopying is provided below. Click here to view the letter.
Click here for detailed instructions on registering for the coursebooks’ online platforms, joining classes, and completing assignments.