Interactive English for Psychology [ LANGL2440 ]
3.0 crédits ECTS
30.0 h
1 + 2q
Teacher(s) |
Neyt Philippe ;
Dagneaux Estelle ;
Heiderscheidt Nathalie ;
Duelz Marie (coordinator) ;
Nyssen Jean-Paul ;
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Language |
English
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Place of the course |
Louvain-la-Neuve
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Online resources |
> https://moodleucl.uclouvain.be/
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Prerequisites |
The student should have followed the intermediate-level course (LANGL1842) or a course of a similar level, corresponding to the B2 level in listening comprehension and the C1 level in reading comprehension of the 'Common European Framework for Languages' (European Council).
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Main themes |
Students will be asked to take part in various activities allowing them to develop their communicative skills (mainly oral skills) in the following situations: Job interview (including a CV and a letter of application) presenting a specific topic, participating in a meeting, using electronic mail, telephoning.
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Aims |
Reading Comprehension:
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Students should be able to read autonomously and understand in detail factual texts and specialised articles related to their field of studies.
C1 level of the "Common European Framework for Languages."
Listening Comprehension:
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Students should be able to understand conferences and extended speeches and follow complex argumentation.
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Students should be able to understand current-affairs television programmes and programmes which are/are not related to their field of studies.
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Students should be able to exploit the main points of a document in a conversation.
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Students should be able to follow argumentation in a current conversation between different interlocutors within the main socio-professional contexts.
B2 level of the "Common European Framework for Languages."
Speaking Skills:
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Students should be able to present a complex topic in a clear and methodical way with only occasional reference to their notes.
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Students should be able to communicate spontaneously and fluently to a degree that allows for normal interaction with a native-speaker interlocutor.
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Students should be able to communicate fluently and effectively in conversations on both social and professional levels.
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Students should be able to express, articulate and defend their opinions and should be able to react to and interact with their interlocutors in conversations on both social and professional levels.
B2 level of the "Common European Framework for Languages".
Writing Skills:
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Students should be able to write a clear e-mail message while covering all of the necessary points.
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Students should be able to write a letter of application and a CV.
B2 level of the "Common European Framework for Languages".
Code:
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Enabling students to adequately master language functions, grammatical structures (simple and complex), vocabulary (general and specific), pronunciation and intonation in order to allow for fluent and spontaneous communication.
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Evaluation methods |
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Continuous assessment (preparation for class, participation in all class activities, with particular emphasis on an oral presentation (minimum one presentation) given in class.
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Individual oral exam (writing of a CV and letter of motivation + job interview).
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Collective exam (holding a meeting).
Students will be asked to take part in one or more activities similar to those covered in class.
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Teaching methods |
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This is a 60-minute course, taught weekly throughout the academic year, in groups of maximum 18 students.
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Every teacher has at least one office-hour a week and can be contacted by email.
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Accompaniment at the Multimedia Room (SMM)
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Content |
Students should be able to communicate spontaneously and fluently to a degree that allows for normal interaction with a native-speaker interlocutor , with a B2 level in speaking of the 'Common European Framework for Languages' (European Council).
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Bibliography |
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Course notes: Interactive English for Psychology
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E-Learning Platform (Moodle UCL)
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Other information |
> 25 contact hours, 47 hours of self-study
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Cycle et année d'étude |
> Bachelor in Psychology and Education: General
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Faculty or entity in charge |
> ILV
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