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Czech language for academic purpose (9898)
| Charles University | |
| Czech language for academic purpose | |
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| Czech language for academic purpose | |
| As part of the internationalisation process and promotion of bi(multi)lingualism at the UK, the course with 135 contact lessons offers the opportunity to achieve mastery of the basics of the language with a specific focus on students. Although students do not aspire to pass a general certified examination at A1 or A2 level (CCE), they can achieve proficiency at the borderline between these two levels and have this proficiency confirmed by a micro-certificate as a possible outcome of the language course. In multilingual Europe, they will be able to demonstrate a declared basic knowledge of another language. | |
| In the Czech language course for students of Charles University for Erasmus+ students or self-payers with no or little knowledge of Czech, you will learn the basics of the Czech language. Individual lessons will lead you to develop and then improve all your language skills, i.e. speaking and writing (productive skills) as well as listening and reading (receptive skills). We will focus on pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary work. Classes are interactive, teachers provide regular feedback and students are continually tested to monitor their progress. Socio-cultural competences are an integral part of the course and are taught both in the classroom and outside of classroom events and excursions. | |
| The participant is a UK student in the Erasmus+ programme or a self-payer with no or minimal previous knowledge of Czech. They must not be a native speakers of Czech. | |
| Knowledge (theoretical/factual): They can name the basic structure of a sentence, key grammar and identify the selected phenomena, understand the simple metalanguage. Skills (practical/functional): They can understand descriptive texts with frequent vocabulary. They can follow clearly articulated, slowly delivered speech. They can write short, simple texts on topics related to everyday life. They can ask/answer simple questions, describe activities. They can pronounce well enough to be understood; can use basic vocabulary and structures, but still make mistakes. Competence: They can find information, understand the topic, understand simple technical information and instructions. They can identify the topic, recognize dis/agreement, understand the general outline of speech, and catch the key information. In oral interaction and in independent speech, they can reformulate a question and use a compensatory strategy. They can describe everyday realities, express what they dis/like, ask for goods, services, information. They can express basic language functions. |
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| PhDr. Barbora Štindlová, Ph.D. |
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shrink expand8 135 hours Language acquisition Oral examination Level 6 Institutional License Date and venue of the course
shrink expand01.09.2024 31.01.2025 2024/2025 winter semester Czech language for academic purpose Further information for applicants
shrink expand25 2000 Kč / course to 28.08.2024 Bc. Weixi Jiang weixi.jiang@ujop.cuni.cz 224990455 weixi.jiang@ujop.cuni.cz Enrolment information
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