20637 - PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH SEMINARS
RICHARD NICHOLAS
Class 1: HAROLD CULLINANE, Class 2: JOANNA LOUISE SPICE, Class 3: RICHARD SALES, Class 4: ARIANNA MARIA JACOBS, Class 5: HELEN CECILIA TOOKE, Class 6: DA DEFINIRE / TO BE DEFINED, Class 7: JESSICA JACOBS, Class 8: ROBERTA EILEEN MOEN, Class 9: ALINA TANYA FEATHERSTONE, Class 10: IAN DOUGLAS FARQUHAR, Class 11: JESSICA JACOBS, Class 12: HELEN CATHERINE DODD, Class 88: RICHARD NICHOLAS, Class 89: RICHARD NICHOLAS
Conoscenze pregresse consigliate / Suggested background knowledge
Mission e Programma sintetico / Mission & Content Summary
MISSION
PROGRAMMA SINTETICO / CONTENT SUMMARY
The seminars focus on:
- expanding your business writing skills
- making your point more effectively
- improving your linguistic ability to communicate key ideas in English
- becoming a more productive recipient of messages
- promoting your employability through an improved English capability
Risultati di Apprendimento Attesi (RAA) / Intended Learning Outcomes (ILO)
CONOSCENZA E COMPRENSIONE / KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
- recognize the elements of effective professional communication.
- identify the relationship between the purpose of the communication and the different linguistic skills used
- communicate using the skills learned
CAPACITA' DI APPLICARE CONOSCENZA E COMPRENSIONE / APPLYING KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
- develop clearer, more effective written messages.
- develop clearer, more effective spoken messages.
- use their communicative skills in English to make it easier to achieve their professional objectives.
Modalità didattiche / Teaching methods
- Lectures
- Practical Exercises
- Individual works / Assignments
- Interaction/Gamification
DETTAGLI / DETAILS
During the seminars, students experience short face to face workshops exploring various aspects of communicating in the workplace, as well as discussions of the language and soft skills used in professional situations. They spend much of their time on activities, role-plays, and simulations designed to help them identify effective language choices and improve their ability to use their English to communicate in the workplace.
Metodi di valutazione dell'apprendimento / Assessment methods
STUDENTI FREQUENTANTI / ATTENDING STUDENTS
- Students enrolled in a teaching class group are allowed to sit the exam immediately following the specific seminar course (the end of first / second part of the 1st /2nd semester – October, December, March and May).
- This is only open to students who have attended at least 75% of the course lessons.
The attending exam is designed specifically on the basis of what is covered in the classroom.
- In addition, attending students can sit the exam in the ‘general’ sessions open to all students which are held in January, February, June, August/September. In this case they will be considered as non-attending students (see below).
STUDENTI NON FREQUENTANTI / NOT ATTENDING STUDENTS
- Students who are not enrolled in classes are allowed to sit the exam in any of the non-attending ‘general’ sessions which are held throughout the year (January, February, June, August/September)
- Students enrolled in a class but who have not attended at least 75% of the lessons are also considered 'non-attending' and can take the exam during: the ‘general’ exam sessions (January, February, June, and August) as well as in an additional exam session at the end of their specific course's time slot (e.g. October or December or March or May) in non-attending mode.
The non-attending exam will be based more generally on the course materials.
Materiali didattici / Teaching materials
STUDENTI FREQUENTANTI / ATTENDING STUDENTS
The main course material for attending students is:
Materials provided and presented during the the classes and provided on Bboard platform.
STUDENTI NON FREQUENTANTI / NOT ATTENDING STUDENTS
The main course material for non-attending students is:
Materials provided on the Bboard platform.
RICHARD NICHOLAS
Class 2: JOANNA LOUISE SPICE, Class 3: RICHARD SALES, Class 4: ARIANNA MARIA JACOBS, Class 5: HELEN CECILIA TOOKE, Class 7: JESSICA JACOBS, Class 8: ROBERTA EILEEN MOEN, Class 10: IAN DOUGLAS FARQUHAR, Class 12: HELEN CATHERINE DODD, Class 89: RICHARD NICHOLAS
Conoscenze pregresse consigliate / Suggested background knowledge
Mission e Programma sintetico / Mission & Content Summary
MISSION
PROGRAMMA SINTETICO / CONTENT SUMMARY
The seminars focus on:
- expanding your business writing skills
- making your point more effectively
- improving your linguistic ability to communicate key ideas in English
- becoming a more productive recipient of messages
- promoting your employability through an improved English capability
Risultati di Apprendimento Attesi (RAA) / Intended Learning Outcomes (ILO)
CONOSCENZA E COMPRENSIONE / KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
- recognize the elements of effective professional communication.
- identify the relationship between the purpose of the communication and the different linguistic skills used
- communicate using the skills learned
CAPACITA' DI APPLICARE CONOSCENZA E COMPRENSIONE / APPLYING KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
- develop clearer, more effective written messages.
- develop clearer, more effective spoken messages.
- use their communicative skills in English to make it easier to achieve their professional objectives.
Modalità didattiche / Teaching methods
- Lectures
- Practical Exercises
- Individual works / Assignments
- Interaction/Gamification
DETTAGLI / DETAILS
During the seminars, students experience short face to face workshops exploring various aspects of communicating in the workplace, as well as discussions of the language and soft skills used in professional situations. They spend much of their time on activities, role-plays, and simulations designed to help them identify effective language choices and improve their ability to use their English to communicate in the workplace.
Metodi di valutazione dell'apprendimento / Assessment methods
Continuous assessment | Partial exams | General exam | |
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STUDENTI FREQUENTANTI / ATTENDING STUDENTS
- Students enrolled in a teaching class group are allowed to sit the exam immediately following the specific seminar course (the end of first / second part of the 1st /2nd semester – October, December, March and May).
- This is only open to students who have attended at least 75% of the course lessons.
The attending exam is designed specifically on the basis of what is covered in the classroom.
- In addition, attending students can sit the exam in the ‘general’ sessions open to all students which are held in January, February, June, August/September. In this case they will be considered as non-attending students (see below).
STUDENTI NON FREQUENTANTI / NOT ATTENDING STUDENTS
- Students who are not enrolled in classes are allowed to sit the exam in any of the non-attending ‘general’ sessions which are held throughout the year (January, February, June, August/September)
- Students enrolled in a class but who have not attended at least 75% of the lessons are also considered 'non-attending' and can take the exam during: the ‘general’ exam sessions (January, February, June, and August) as well as in an additional exam session at the end of their specific course's time slot (e.g. October or December or March or May) in non-attending mode.
The non-attending exam will be based more generally on the course materials.
Materiali didattici / Teaching materials
STUDENTI FREQUENTANTI / ATTENDING STUDENTS
The main course material for attending students, is:
Materials provided during the the classes and provided on Bboard platform.
STUDENTI NON FREQUENTANTI / NOT ATTENDING STUDENTS
The main course material for non-attending students, is:
Materials provided on the Bboard platform.