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English - upper intermediate level, for business purposes [4024-ANGEB2] Summer semester 2020/21
Foreign language classes, group no.4

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Course: English - upper intermediate level, for business purposes [4024-ANGEB2]
Class: Summer semester 2020/21 [2020L] (past)
Foreign language classes [LEK], group no.4 [other groups]
Times and places: This is only approximate timeframe information. If you want to be sure, contact the lecturer. Irregularities in schedules are more frequent in case of classes taking place less often (more than a week between each other).
every Wednesday, 13:15 - 14:50
room B111
Teaching and Learning Facility B - 44/50 Długa Street what is the address?
every Friday, 13:15 - 14:50
room B111
Teaching and Learning Facility B - 44/50 Długa Street what is the address?
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Date and locationLecturers
Number of students: 19
Places available: 20
Credit: Grading
Lecturer: Marta Nowak
Bibliography:

Main coursebook: 'Success with Business B2 Vantage' (Dummett, Hughes), 2019, National Geographic Learning

'‘English for Economics in Higher Education Studies’ (Roberts), 2012, Garnet Education

‘Grammar and Vocabulary for First’ (Prodromou), 2012, Pearson

Articles from Harvard Business Review, Financial Times and The Guardian

List of topics:

Winter term:

1. Academic skills: preparing and delivering an academic presentation.

2. Ways of working.

3. Networking.

4. Company benefits.

5. Presenting a company.

6. Starting a business.

7. Leaving and taking messages.

8. Advertising.

9. Delegating.

10. The workplace.

11. Participating in a meeting.

Summer term:

1. Academic skills: building vocabulary, reading academic articles. Writing an academic essay based on sources.

2. Recruitment.

3. Electronic communication.

4. Job qualities.

5. Selling.

6. Training courses.

7. Branding.

8. Management.

9. Solving problems.

10. Ethical economics.

11. Business law.

Teaching methods:

The teaching approach focuses on the students and their active participation in class (action-oriented approach). The students often work in pairs and groups.

The aim is to develop language skills in the academic and business context, rather than grammatical structures which are limited to the required minimum. Building specialised vocabulary is a significant element of the course.

The students also develop skills such as learner autonomy, self-discipline and critical thinking.

All the students get access to course materials on Google Drive and Google Classroom. The students will be given detailed manual on how to use Google Classroom before the beginning of the course.

Classes will be run online using Zoom together with Google Classroom. The combination of those tools will allow for synchronous and asynchronous work during the course.

Assessment methods and assessment criteria:

What is graded:

- active participation in class

- individual work on building specialised vocabulary (summer term)

- academic essay (summer term)

- academic presentation (winter term)

- short vocabulary and grammar tests (min. 2 a term)

Scale:

99 – 100% - 5 (celujący)

93 - 98% - 5 (bardzo dobry)

87 - 92% - 4+ (dobry plus)

77 - 86% - 4 (dobry)

71 - 76% - 3+ (dostateczny plus)

60 - 70% - 3 (dostateczny)

All in accordance with the requirements http://www.jezyki.pelnomocnik.uw.edu.pl/.

Notes:

The intermediate level course (B2) for the students of Faculty of Economy Sciences

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