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EGC LEVEL III – PROMO 2013, 2014 &2015
Fall 2012: Friday, 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm.
*This program is subject to change by the teacher to suit the needs of the students concerned.
Week I Session Content Homework/preparation
F. Sept. 28 Getting to know each other
Discuss class projects & topics
Choosing a topic and giving your opinion
Promo 2014 & 2015 - Choose a controversial topic you would like to discuss in class, give your opinion and support it with research.
Promo 2013 – prepare presentations of internship abroad
Week II
F. Oct. 5 Presentations & discussions w/ questions
Watching the “Daily Show”
3rd conditional: cultural awareness – case studies
Choose any aspect of medicine, health, hospitals, diseases etc., do research on it and present your findings to the class – may work individually or in groups of 2 or 3.
Week III
F. Oct. 12 Vocabulary: Health, Illnesses, Accidents….
Special News Program
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Part 2 – to be presented by Group 1
Choose any university in the UK, USA or Australia and research admission requirements, tuition, degrees, etc. – may work in groups of 2, 3 or 4.
Week IV
F. Oct. 19 Education – semester abroad, taking a gap year
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Part 2 – to be presented by Group 2
Choose a company you would like to work for, research it and explain why this is your ideal company.
Week V
F. Oct. 26 Jobs – Motivation, perks, best & worst jobs
US presidential elections – news report
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Part 2 – to be presented by Group 3
Enjoy your vacation!!!
29 Oct. – 4 Nov. = Vacation – All Saints’ Day
Week VI
F. Nov. 9 Money – Shopping – Banking
Making a survey
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Part 2 – to be presented by Group 4
Finish your survey, send it to me for corrections and then have 15-20 people take it. Report on the findings in class on Nov. 16.
Week VII
F. Nov 16 Survey results
Describing a process
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Part 2 – to be presented by Group 5
Week VIII
F. Nov 23 !!!Surprise!!!
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Week IX
F. Nov. 30 Final Project - Presentations
EGC Level III – PROMO 2013, 2014 & 2015
Fall 2012: Friday, 1:30 – 5:30
Instructor: Colleen Erba [email protected]
Greetings:
Welcome to the top level English course in Corsica’s Business Management School! Since
you have already achieved the required score on the TOEIC exam or have demonstrated your fluency
in English through evaluations, this course is designed to improve your fluency in English/American.
Hopefully you will find this course challenging and fun.
Attendance & Expectations :
Obviously, you are expected to attend all class sessions, especially since we only meet once a
week. Participation is a vital element in this class. Absences and/or late arrivals (five minutes) will
negatively affect your participation grade.
You are responsible for completing all assignments on time. You are also responsible for
bringing your English notebook, handouts, paper and pen or pencil to class – you are in a business
school, right?
You are also expected to speak in English while in this classroom. Even when
conversing with your neighbor I expect this to be done in English. Concerning cell phones,
please put them on silence or turn them off.
Objectives:
The aim of this course is to enrich your vocabulary, increase your awareness of
other cultures and improve your speaking skills.
Grading:
Participation: essential to learning a language. Practice makes perfect and while practicing we
make mistakes so don’t be afraid of making mistakes when you speak. This includes your assignments
which are mostly oral presentations.
Group Projects: 2 group projects: teaching a class and a final project of your choice
Evaluation:
40% = Final Exam
30% = Participation
30% = Group presentations (each group presentation will be evaluated according to the following scale – 70% content, 20% presentation, 10% peer evaluation)
Questions: If you have any questions or concerns about the course and/or assignments, feel free to
see me before or after class. You can also arrange an appointment with me if you need more time to
discuss your question or concern.