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See on Scoop.it – Applied linguistics and knowledge engineering
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This course is for people who are learning English and who are interested in finding out more about British culture and improving their English language skills.
The course will use short videos to present a different topic each week, including English as a global language, the environment, entrepreneurship and literature. Filmed in Great Britain, these videos will help you to develop your listening skills as you watch authentic examples of people speaking English. Our experienced tutor will examine some of the language used in the videos and will draw your attention to useful points that will help you improve your spoken and written English.
The course does not follow a language syllabus but takes authentic English in context as its starting point. Short quizzes and discussions will help you measure your understanding and practise your English throughout the course. At the end of each week you will be asked to describe your own feelings and experiences about that week’s topic in a short piece of writing.
Curso académico 2013-2014
Las fechas de la convocatoria de junio son:
Validación: del 20 al 23 de junio de 2014.
Constitución de tribunales: 24 de junio de 2014.
Defensa: del 30 de junio al 2 de julio de 2014.
Las fechas de la convocatoria de julio son:
Validación: del 24 al 28 de julio.
Constitución de tribunales: 2 de septiembre.
Defensa: del 8 al 10 de septiembre.
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