- Course Description
Students will explore how their culture, gender, economic status, age and other personal characteristics influence their work communications. The course will explore verbal and non-verbal communication skills in a global work environment. Students will learn written communication techniques most effective for use in the technology workplace. Additionally, students will explore and practice negotiation skills, both internally and externally to their workplace.
- Course Objectives
- Understand the basics of English communication
- Understand the differences between types of speeches and how to structure them
- Improve the student’s vocabulary & solidify their speaking skills
- Prepare the student for the speaking section of the TOEFL test
- Improve overall abilities and confidence in the students’ English language skills
- Teachnig Method
- Being physically present in the classroom is not participation.
- Students should actively participate in classwork and not be afraid to speak. Practice makes perfect!
- Students should not use their phone or social media during the lectures.
- Computer use is limited to taking notes or working on the class’ assignments. Working on homework or projects from other courses is not allowed.
- Textbook
- Assessment
1) Attendance and participation in class: 15%
2) Mid-term presentation: 30%
3) Assignments: 25%
4) Review assignment: 30%
- Requiments
- Be present in class
- Actively participate and speak during class.
- Practical application of the course
- Prepare the student for their academic lifes and studies abroad.
- Improve overall abilities and confidence in the students’ English language skills
- Reference