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LANG0500-1

English level 1

[ version française ]

Duration :60h Th, 15h Pr
Credits/ECTS :
1re année du grade de bachelier en sciences de gestion6
Holder(s) :Madeleine‑Marie Hubin, ISLV
Course contents :
  • Further study of everyday English vocabulary and introduction to business English vocabulary.
  • Review and study of grammar basics.
  • Developing reading and listening comprehension skills.
  • Communication practice in everyday and business English.
  • Self-study on website.
Course objective : Developing and strengthening the four skills (listening and reading comprehension, oral and written expression) in the field of everyday and business English.
Prerequisites : This course is not a beginners'course. Students should have a good basic knowledge (secondary/ high school level or ALTE level 1 or Council of Europe level A2)
Organization : For students studying 2 languages:

The in-class course is taught to about 25 students for two hours every week, three hours in the second semester. Students are required to prepare the units from the coursebook every week (about one unit every three weeks). This preparation work varies in time depending on the students' previous knowledge. There will be some tutorial hours to help the students prepare their business simulation.

For students studying 3 languages:

2 hours a week and 1 hour exercises a week during the second semester (grammar, communication, comprehension). Possibility of conversation club and tutorial.
Written notes : Compulsory:
For students studying 2 languages:

  • "Market Leader", Longman. This coursebook will be sold for ¿30 instead of ¿36.45 in the hall in front of the "grands amphis" (Bât B7a) in Sart Tilman from 12 to 2 on Monday, September 25th.
  • "Grammaire anglaise de base" (with exercises and key) (ISLV): available at Intercopy.
  • Grammar and vocabulary exercises and grammar tests: available at Intercopy after September 20th.
  • Readings file for the oral exam: available at Intercopy.
  • Listening comprehension exercises for the language lab: available at Intercopy in December.
For students studying 3 languages:

COTTON F., "Market Leader", Longman, 2005
CUPERS & LORIAUX, "Grammaire fondamentale de l'anglais", De Boeck-Larcier, 2004.

Recommended:
For students studying 2 languages:

  • Dictionnaire ROBERT & COLLINS.
  • "Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English" or "The Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English".
  • "English Grammar in Use" (intermediate), Cambridge University Press.
For students studying 3 languages:

Dictionnaire ROBERT & COLLINS
Dictionnaire HARRAP'S SHORTER
"The Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English", Oxford University Press or "Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English"
"The Oxford Dictionary of Business English for Learners of English", Oxford University Press.
Assessment : For students studying 2 languages:

1. Continuous assessment (2/20):

  • Assessment test at the beginning of the year.
  • Mock exam on December 17th.
  • 2 writing exercises (1/20).
  • 2 listening comprehension exercises (1/20).
  • 5 grammar tests.
2. Written exam (8/20):

  • Reading comprehension exercises based on an unseen text.
  • Vocabulary exercises.
  • Grammar exercises.
  • Writing exercise.
3. Oral exam (7/20):

  • Business simulation in groups of 4 students based on one of the units from the coursebook (3/20).
  • 15-minute discussion based on a few texts from the coursebook and 10 pages of texts from the British and American press chosen in the readings file (4/20)
4. Listening comprehension exam (3/20)

For students studying 3 languages:

  • Written exam in January (25%): vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening comprehension, written expression.
  • Written exam in June (50%): vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening comprehension, written expression.
  • Oral exam during the 2nd semester (25%): Business simulation (group simulation of a conversation in business English)
  • Re-sit: written and oral exam.
Contacts : For students studying 2 languages:

For students studying 3 languages:

Jean-Louis CUPERS: office 207, jean.cupers@ulg.ac.be(207jean.cupers@ulg.ac.be, tél. 04/ 232 72 11)
Madeleine HUBIN: office 205, mmhubin@ulg.ac.be, tél. 04/ 232 72 86
Rue Louvrex, 14. Building N1.
Remarks : For students studying 2 languages:

Students can also train on-line. To do so, simply log on http://www.ulg.ac.be/islvle. Click on TRAVAUX PRATIQUES and ANGLAIS and type in "student" and "olec" as password.

For students studying 3 languages:

Website: http://cours.hec.be/anglais
Login: anglais, password: Zeencoisgr




ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 18/05/2007
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