English for Technical Communication L3 هذه الدورة تدرس باللغة الإنجليزية

تفاصيل الدورة

The City & Guilds English for Technical Communication L3 has been specifically developed for candidates in a Managerial position who need to use ADVANCED (Mastery C2 Level) English in the workplace or within a business context.

Course Objective:

The candidates should demonstrate the ability to understand specific technical business communications to respond to them clearly and concisely in an advanced manner and to extract information from a variety of textual, tabular sources to acquire the register of a specific industry.

Candidates should be able to:

• Demonstrate internal and external business communication
• Extract information
• Write simple and concise letters, draft faxes and WP templates, memos, documents for business purposes, related to their industry
• Write memos in response to given situation

Target Audience:

This course is designed for Senior / Managerial personnel working in technical industries to aid them to communicate professionally and efficiently using advanced English in their internal / external workspace.

Course Outline:

Content

READING

• Instruction and explanation on specialist subjects
• Different style of text and its purposes with a large degree of independence.
• Complex texts on both familiar and abstract topics.
• Different parts of text and locate specific information.
• Complex instruction and explanation
• Articles and reports with contemporary issues related to the industry
• Ideas, information and Opinions

Range

• Broad range of vocabulary
• Grammatical structures

Register

• Features of conveying business information
• Register subtleties involving tact and diplomacy

Text Structure

• Purpose of graphical and tabular data
• Broad range of discourse markers

Writing

• Reports, formal invitation, notices, advertisements, mailshots, speeches, press release, memoranda, formal letters, complex minute
• Business Interest,
• Description of significant events, people and experience
• Different views for an argument