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| SELC now offers a Barista / Cafe English elective. |
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| You may be able to apply for a second Working Holiday Visa. |
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| SELC offers a new timetable
to better fit your schedule! |
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SELC Courses -
English for Business
Communication |
| The English
for Business
Communication
course
at SELC is
an English
for Special
Purposes course.
It prepares
students for
working
in English
in a business
environment
and also assists
students planning
to sit the
Cambridge
Business English
Certificate
(BEC) exams.
The new
Business
English
Centre consists
of 2
rooms,
one set
up as
a WEB-CAM
CONFERENCING
ROOM,
the other
as a BUSINESS
OFFICE.
Both rooms
are equipped
with state-of-the-art
business
communication
tools to
build students'
real life
English
communication
skills for
the BUSINESS
WORLD OF
THE 21ST
CENTURY.
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SELC's
New Business English
Centre |
2
levels
from Intermediate
to Advanced.
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Course
length:
2 - 24
weeks
23 hours
of classroom
lessons
with 3
hours
of supervised
self-study
after
class
per week.
For BEC
students,
optional
extra
homework
for exam
preparation,
focusing
on practice
tests.
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| All
SELC classes
run on the
same timetable
and have
23 hours
of classroom
lessons per
week |
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
8:45-10:30
Lesson 1 |
11:00-12:30
Lesson 2 |
13:30-15:00
Lesson 3 |
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Friday afternoon
(Lesson 3)
week 1-3:
13:30 - 14:45
* No lesson Friday afternoon week 4 (Lesson 2: 11:00 - 12:15) |
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Face
to Face
Teaching:
92.5 hours/
4 weeks
Weeks
1-3:
23.5 hours
Week
4:
22
hours
(no
lesson
Friday
afternoon) |
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| Students
who wish to: |
- Continue
in their
current
job with
improved
English
language
skills.
- Improve
their chances
of finding
a job in
the future
by improving
their English
language
communication
- Better
understand
the language
of the
business
world
- Enhance
their understanding
of their
first language
Business
studies
- Be introduced
to Business
English
for the
first time
- Prepare
for the
Cambridge
Business
English
Certificate
(BEC) exams
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| Students
may also
be interested
in further
study of
Business
in either
their first
language
or in English.
The SELC
course provides
Business
students
with academic
pathways.
Others will
return to
Business
courses at
colleges
and universities
in their
own country.
Many will
return to
their job
to find that
their English
language
skills have
vastly improved. |
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- Full-time
course
- Interesting
and relevant
topics
- Authentic
business
materials
- Realistic
business
situations
- Monthly
team projects
- Individual
PowerPoint
Presentations
- Role-plays
- Business-related
excursions
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| Business
English Certificate
Higher (BEC
Higher) - Advanced |
| A
proficiency
test of Business
English for
people who
are already
in business-oriented
work or wish
to pursue such
a career. The
exam consists
of Reading,
Writing, Listening
and Speaking.
Topics include
marketing,
production,
financial services
and general
office work. |
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| Business
English Certificate
Vantage (BEC
Vantage) -
Upper Intermediate |
This
is an examination
of Reading,
Writing,
Listening
and Speaking
in an international
business
context.
Students
at a broad
range of
management
and clerical
levels as
well as those
with limited
business
experience
should choose
BEC Vantage.
The Cambridge
Business
English
Certificate
exams are accepted
worldwide by
many companies
and universities.
See the Cambridge
Exams site for
the official
list of
companies
that recognise
Cambridge
BEC exams.
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