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Last update: Hřebačková Monika PhDr. (09.02.2021)
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Last update: Hřebačková Monika PhDr. (09.02.2021)
Primary literature Cotton, D., Falvey, D., Kent, S. Market Leader, Intermediate, 3rd. Ed. (Pearson) Class handouts Secondary literature Emmerson, Paul. Business Vocabulary Builder (MacMillan). Emmerson, Paul. Business Grammar Builder, 2nd Ed. (MacMillan). Simon, Sweeney. English for Business Communication. (Cambridge University Press). Dooley, Jenny; Evans, Virginia. Grammarway 3 (Express Publishing). https://tsufacultyoflaw.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/grammarway3-withanswers1.pdf Desmond, A. Gilling. The Essential Handbook For Business Writing. (Greenlink Consulting) https://www.academia.edu/31717020/The_Essential_Handbook_For_Business_W riting |
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Last update: Hřebačková Monika PhDr. (09.02.2021)
A course portfolio, which consists of two main sections: a) tasks completed throughout the semester based on the teacher’s instructions, and b) a short test. |
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1. Course overview, learning from experience 2. The Business World 3. Four key factors (4P) 4. Reading bank: text analysis 5. Describing the change 6. Taking part in international meetings 7. Meetings: Listening practice, taking minutes 8. Roleplay 9. Mid-term revision 10. Dealing with facts and figures 11. Global mobility 12. Reading bank: text analysis, register, and style 13. Reporting, register and style in formal documents 14. Revision |
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Last update: Hřebačková Monika PhDr. (09.02.2021)
Students can receive credit for the course if they: 1) Meet course attendance requirements 2) Submit a complete Course Portfolio |