2.00 credits
30.0 h
Q2
Teacher(s)
Jacob Sandrine (coordinator);
Language
English
Prerequisites
Having a B2 level
Main themes
- Pronunciation (phonetics, word stress, sentence stress)
- The language of professional meetings
- The process of job search and job application
- The language and structure of oral presentations
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Content
This teaching unit is an intermediate level English course where students are prepared for real-life situations in their future professional life (preparing and delivering an oral presentation, participating in a meeting, looking for a suitable post, applying for it and going through the application and interview process).
The course is designed to give students the necessary tools to achieve these tasks.
The course is designed to give students the necessary tools to achieve these tasks.
Teaching methods
This course is given in the second quadrimester, two hours a week for a toal of 30 hours.
The course includes
The course includes
- the practice of oral skills such as pronunciation
- and interactive activities such as mini-debates to practice and improve fluency and the command of the oral language.
- It also includes role plays and public speaking practice exercises in order to be prepared for an oral presentation.
Evaluation methods
The course is evaluated as follows:
- 10 % for active participation in class (includes attendance, preparing and leading a mini-debate, asking questions during presentations)
- 20 % for preparing and delivering an oral presentation followed by an interactive activity for the class
- 40 % for the job application as follows:
5 % for finding a relevant job offer and designing a CV,
20 % for the job interview
15 % for recording a presentation video - 15 % for a vocabulary and grammar test
- 15 % for planning and taking part in a meeting (role play)
Other information
There is no exemption for this course as it is based on continuous assessment (no final exam). Participation is mandatory.
Online resources
Teaching materials
- Syllabus LANG1867 Course notes
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