"English for information Scientists" is designed for undergraduate students majoring in Library and Information Science, as well as for those who work in libraries and information institutions. It is the second revision based on the specific needs of students who learn English as a Foreign Language (EFL). The imperative premise in writing this book is to enchance the students' English Language Skills in order to boost their effective English usage, and to build up their confidence for future professional careers.

    This course book will benefit students whose English falls into an intermediate or average level. In order to achieve the learning goals, students should have a good vocabulary foundating, and they should know basic sentence structure and tenses. The students will be assigned work individually and in small group settings.

Part 1 Basic English Review
- Unit 1 Review of Basic English Grammar Problems
- Unit 2 Terms for Library and Information Studies (LIS)
- Unit 3 Useful Expressions

Part 2 Building Reading Skills For Information Scientists
- Unit 1 Helpful Reading Strategies
- Unit 2 Reading Steps
- Unit 3 Reading for Fact Gathering

Part 3 Listening And speaking
- Unit 1 Improving Listening Skills
- Unit 2 Improving Speaking Skills