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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
IELTS is designed to assess English language skills across a wide range of levels. There is no such thing as a pass or fall in IELTS. Results are reported as the so-called band scores on a scale from 1 (the lowest-non user) to 9 (the highest-expert user). The goal of IELTS seminar is to provide students with the appropriate language skills to be confident enough to pass the IELTS at the level they actually are - full year course nonetheless aims to prepare students to reach IELTS bands above 6.5. IELTS Seminar is offered not just for the Law School students but for any Charles University student enrolled on a full-time basis. IELTS I should be followed in the spring term with IELTS ACADEMIC II - TEST SEMINAR. Seminars will be led by PhDr. Martin Stary, and Charles Bird, LL.M. Course requirement for IELTS Academic I is at least B1(CEFR)/Intermediate-PET(Merit-Distinction)/FCE Cambridge level of English. Working language of the course will range from B2/Upper-intermediate-FCE to C1/Advanced-CAE. Applicants are suppossed to specify their English language level in their registration. |
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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
Předmět IELTS ACADEMIC I (kód HV3624) je zakončen kolokviem. Za úspěšné absolvování předmětu student získává 4 kredity. Due to Covid-19 students who will have no opportunity to physically attend the seminar will be given supplementary tasks. For further information please see section Syllabus. ------- KOLOKVIUM - REQUIREMENTS 1) Attendance: each student must attend at least 8 out of 10-11 classes. |
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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
With respect to the measures imposed, the instruction in the course will proceed in individual seminar groups as follows: • Teachers can be reached by email. Students will be contacted via their email as it is shown in SIS. Seminars 1-3 Topics: Global Problems and Opportunities / The Future Seminars 4-6 Topics: Work and Training / (Geography) Topics: What is Beauty? / Is It Art? Topics: Psychology and Sociology / Family / Travelling around the World (as appropriate) Moodle accessible on Law School web page. If it is necessary to use distance assessment of the course, it will be available to all students registered in the course and it will take the form of continuous assessment consisting of the following assignments: The assignments will be graded “excellent”, “very good”, “satisfactory”, or “fail”.
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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
Podíl garanta na výuce činí 50%
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Last update: PhDr. Martin Starý (21.09.2022)
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