MS1b-specialization Module-PRACTICAL ENGLISH 2300-NZ2-MS1b-WNJ
The module aims to improve the students' practical knowledge of English at an advanced level in terms of listening, speaking, reading and writing.
The module aims to improve the students' communication skills in English at B2/C1 level through reading and listening to various texts and creating their own written assignments.
Learning to solve typical exam tasks is an additional element of the module.
Type of course
Mode
Requirements
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course the students can understand spoken English, process the information obtained in this way and confidently express themselves at C1/C1+ level on various topics.
On completion of the module the student:
• has an active vocabulary in English (in thematic areas covered by the module) at the C1/C1+ level
• has a detailed knowledge of practical grammar of the English language and can apply it properly, orally and in writing, at the C1/C1+ level
• can express and justify his/her opinion, has communicative competence in English corresponding to the C1/C1+ level
• reads and understands original texts in English (fiction, popular science and media) at the C1/C1+ level
• can prepare and edit written texts on given topics in English at the C1/C1+ level
Assessment criteria
Written and oral exam
pass: min. 60%
91-100% 5.0
83-90% 4.5
75-82% 4.0
68-74% 3.5
60-67% 3.0
Practical placement
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Bibliography
Main coursebook:
Kenny, N. et al. 2013. Proficiency Expert. Pearson.
Evans V., 1998. Successful Writing: Proficiency. Express Publishing.
Foley, M., and Hall, D. 2005. Longman Advanced Learner's Grammar. A Self-Study Reference and Practice Book with Answers. Harlow: Longman.
Hamp-Lyons L.& Heasley, B.2006. Study writing: A course in writing skills for academic purposes, Cambridge University Press
MacAndrew, R., 2003, Taboos and Issues, Heinle
McCarthy M., O'Dell F., 2005. Academic Vocabulary in Use. Cambridge University Press.
Vince, M. 2014. Advanced Language Practice, Macmillan
Additional information
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