Learning Results
– Develop oral and written skills, in terms of comprehension, expression and production in English;
– Apply previously acquired linguistic knowledge;
– Acquire and apply vocabulary associated with Product Design;
– Critically analyze different types of statements;
– Acquire planning and preparation techniques for different textual typologies;
– Produce oral and written statements, adapting them to different communicative situations;
– Acquire methods and techniques of research, recording and processing of information;
– Establish basic conversations in English.
Program
1. English Language B2:
– Personal presentation;
– Establish dialogues about employment and career;
– Establish dialogues about the daily routine;
– Establish different elementary conversations in English.
– Create dialogues about physical appearance, establishing comparisons;
– Acquire and apply vocabulary about new technologies;
– Talk about travel, leisure activities, sports and vacations;
– Express emotions using appropriate vocabulary;
– Issue personal opinions about English and North American culture;
– Build texts of a varied nature.
2. Technical English in the Product Design area:
– business letter;
– email;
– memo;
– business calls;
– Preparing business meetings;
– Analyzing technical documents.
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
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Swan, M. (2015). Practical English usage. Oxford University Press.