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Course unit

2nd and 3rd languages - S9

Last updated: 22/02/2024

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Course Director(s):

ACOSTA Carmen

General Description:

There are no longer any English courses in 3A, these courses being replaced by many scientific courses taught in English.


During semester 9 the student keeps his LV2 (and LV3, if applicable). The language of instruction will be the target language of the course (choice among 8 LV2).


In 3A, some groups keep the traditional organization, "courses + tutoring" (in lower level groups).


Students whose level allows it (from B1+), are divided into pairs and have 7 one-hour tutoring sessions with their teacher in semester 9. During this tutoring they will have to report on the work done and prepared at home.

Key words:

Foreign languages LV2 LV3

Number of teaching hours

20

Fields of study

Teaching language

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of the unit, the student will be capable of: Classification level Priority
Preparing his professional integration, of expressing himself with ease and becoming operational in an international socio-professional context (except for languages requiring several years of intensive learning such as the Asian languages). 3. Apply null
Creating and drafting in a clear and precise manner documents and material useful and necessary in a professional environment (e-mails, presentations, reports, summaries, etc.) 7. Create null
Developing his language skills in direct relation to his professional project. 1. Knowledge null
Understanding socio-cultural, historical and socio-economic phenomena of the country(ies) of which he has studied the language 2. Understand null

Learning assessment methods

Percentage ratio of individual assessment Percentage ratio of group assessment
Written exam: 33 % Project submission: %
Individual oral exam: % Group presentation: %
Individual presentation: % Group practical exercise: %
Individual practical exercise: % Group report: %
Individual report: %
Other(s): 67 %

Programme and content

Type of teaching activity Content, sequencing and organisation
Flipped Class

For the work in pairs students with the required level will consult numerous adio, video and written documents which they shall analyse, summarise and use in the head to head sessions with the teacher, during the two-weekly tutorials. This implies consequent and detailed work on the four skills (written and oral expression, written and aural comprehension)

Course

For the weaker groups the teacher will continue with the study of syntax and grammar by means of appropriate exercises and work on specialised vocabulary.

Project based learning

For German and Spansih the student must carry out individual research work throughout Semester 9 with an oral presentation at the end of the Semester. The theme should preferably be scientific or technical and linked to his specialisation. This work can also be presented in groups of two or three.