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| LANG0004-1 | English level 2 | ||
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| Duration : | 60h Th, 30h Pr | ||
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| Holder(s) : | ISLV | ||
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| Course contents : | The course includes the following: -material of general interest with some specific business texts from American or British magazines, papers or from the Internet. -grammar exercises. -discussion topics. -role plays. -presentations. -listening comprehension. | ||
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| Course objective : | -Develop reading, listening, data gathering and communication skills. -Teach and reinforce more advanced grammar and sentence structures. -Allow students to discuss in English and make presentations in front of the whole class. -Practise listening skills. | ||
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| Prerequisites : | Only a small proportion of teaching time will be devoted to grammar revision. This implies that basic grammatical structures are considered part of the A-level curriculum and should be mastered. Should students need to revise grammar at home, we suggest using either "La Grammaire anglaise de base" (available at Intercopy, Sart Tilman) or Eastwood's "Practice Grammar (CUP)". | ||
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| Workshops : | In addition to attending class regularly, students will be expected to undertake three hours study in English per week outside the classroom throughout the academic year i.e research and prepare for upcoming classes as required, organise and acquire a considerable volume of relevant vocabulary, organise their work themselves, either alone or in small teams and do the exercises from the exercise section. Students will be asked to write essays on the different topics discussed in class. Classwork throughout the year will be taken into account in the final marking. Students will be asked to make a compulsory and marked oral presentation to the class (pair work). | ||
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| Organization : | 3 hours per week: 2 hours of class. 1 hour of lab work. Schedules and location will be available at a later date. | ||
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| Written notes : | Anglais B Business Ing.gest -Sc. Gestion - Sc Eco. Available from Intercopy , Sart Tilman | ||
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| Assessment : | A self-assessment grammar test as well as a reading comprehension test and 3 writing tests will be organised during the year. All tests and essays will be taken into account as classwork. The final exam, testing the language and skills taught, includes a written, an oral and a listening exam. They are all compulsory. Students failing the final exam will have to resit all parts. The final marks (20 marks) will be awarded as follows: Written exam - 8 marks Oral exam - 6 marks Presentation - 2 marks Classwork - 2 marks Listening test - 2 marks | ||
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| Contacts : | E.Desforges@ulg.ac.be
p.drianne@ulg.ac.be ellen_harry@yahoo.com | ||
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| Remarks : | The language and skills content of this course cannot be acquired over a short revision period because they require regular work over the academic year. | ||
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ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 27/02/2006
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