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 145-121 Advanced English As A Second Language 2

Credit Points

12.5 1st year

Prerequisites

Satisfactory completion of Advanced English as a Second Language 1, or an acceptable level of language proficiency as determined by a test. Students who are native speakers of English or whose language proficiency is near-native are not eligible to enrol.

Semester

1, repeated 2

Contact

5 contact hours per week

Subject Description

Content-based English for academic purposes. Students will develop their academic skills through a study of current issues in Australian law, politics and society. The skills focused on include the ability to deliver short academic presentations, analyse a range of academic texts critically, take selective notes at lectures, and synthesise material from a range of sources to produce summaries and essays fluently, accurately and in a way that addresses the task.

Assessment

Continuous assessment in oral and written work; two written assignments of approximately 1000 words; a spoken presentation of approximately five minutes duration; one two-hour exam.

Prescribed Texts

Reading Packs containing prescribed texts are available from the ESL Program (Centre for Communication Skills & ESL), 151 Barry Street, Carlton.



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