OID: E10305681
All of our courses are eligible for Erasmus+ funding and adhere to a common set of Erasmus Quality Standards
This is an intensive course designed to enhance your English proficiency, regardless of your current level (a minimum assessed A2 level is strongly recommended). This course aims to boost your confidence and fluency in both spoken and written English, providing a solid foundation for further language development.
The course focuses heavily on improving oral skills, which are often the most challenging for learners, as it's often the hardest to practice alone. The varied group setting offers a unique chance to advance oral comprehension and expression in a lively and supportive atmosphere. Writing skills are another key component, with students receiving tips to improve their writing using real-world materials like newspapers and magazines. Additionally, cultural elements will be integrated into the learning experience, making the course not only educational but also culturally enriching.
Learning objectives:
Primary Goals:
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To foster self-assurance in using the foreign language.
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To improve fluency, phonetics, and accent.
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To develop strategies for effective communication in real-life situations.
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To communicate effectively with colleagues.
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Speaking Skills:
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To negotiate solutions to disputes through language.
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To interact with a level of fluency and spontaneity that facilitates regular interaction and sustained relationships with native speakers without causing strain.
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To use the language fluently, accurately, and effectively.
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To engage in extended conversations on a wide range of general topics in an actively participatory manner, even in noisy settings.
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To take part in lively discussions, identifying strong arguments for and against various viewpoints.
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To follow detailed instructions reliably.
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Listening Skills:
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To comprehend standard spoken language on both familiar and unfamiliar topics.
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To understand recordings in standard dialects encountered in social, professional, or academic contexts, identifying speaker viewpoints, attitudes, and content.
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Reading Skills:
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To read independently with a high degree of adaptability in style and speed, suitable to different texts and purposes, and to use appropriate reference sources selectively.
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To scan long and complex texts quickly to locate relevant details.
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To summarize the plot and sequence of events in a text or film.
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Writing Skills:
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To write independently with adaptability in style and speed, appropriate for different texts and purposes, and to use reference sources selectively.
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To summarize the plot and sequence of events in a film or play.
Methods and tools:
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Lectures and presentations, exercises, discussions, teamwork, group work, role-playing, study visits , interactive activities
It includes:
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25 hours of classes spread over 5 course days,
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Learning Materials,
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Optional Cultural Activities and Visits,
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Participants’ Evaluation Feedback,
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Certificate of Attendance and Europass mobility