¿Qué objetivos tiene el curso?

Con este curso online de Inglés nivel 11 - C1, que corresponde a la primera parte del C1, aprenderás a comunicarte en inglés con un interlocutor nativo sin esfuerzo, usando un lenguaje flexible y efectivo para propósitos sociales, académicos y profesionales, así como comprender textos extensos y reconocer significados implícitos en su contenido. Para ello, aprenderás a describir experiencias transculturales, exponer prácticas laborales, concretar y orientar conversaciones en reuniones y participar en videoconferencias. También, repasarás las formas verbales, aprenderás a especular acerca del futuro, a añadir énfasis utilizando frases directas e incisivas, a utilizar adverbios y a referenciar mediante pronombres.

¿Qué vas a aprender?

1. CONNECTIONS.

• Cultural awareness.
• Describing cross-cultural experiences.
• Reporting back on research in meetings.
• Tenses review.

2. CAREERS.

• The importance of education.
• Comparing career paths and choices.
• Managing the discussion in meetings.
• Expressing attitudes to the past.
• Getting your point across.

3. SKILLS PRACTICE.

• Culture and communication.
• Writing: A covering letter.
• Reading: Avoiding cultural gaffes.
• Talking about cross-cultural experiences.

4. BRITAIN.

• The Oxford English Dictionary.
• Idiomatic expressions.
• Reading: How accurate are British stereotypes?

5. CHANGE.

• Managing change.
• Discussing working practices.
• Giving a formal presentation.
• Speculating about future changes.
• Showing understanding.

6. RISK.

• An investment banker.
• Talking about different kinds of risk.
• Taking part in a teleconference.
• Referencing using pronouns.
• Establishing rapport and showing interest.

7. SKILLS PRACTICE.

• Colleagues, clients, and candidates.
• Writing: Writing a CV.
• Reading: Online job interviews.
• Talking about job interviews.

8. UNITED STATES.

• New York City British and American English: differences.
• Reading: How the differences between.
• British and American English can lead to misunderstandings.

9. TEAMWORK.

• Freelance or employed?
• Exploring team relationships.
• Dealing with conflict in negotiations.
• Adding emphasis using fronting, cleft sentences, adverbs, and phrases.
• Responding to feedback.

10. PROGRESS.

• The expansion of a supermarket.
• Discussing factors for success.
• Problem-solving and brainstorming ideas in meetings.
• Using adverbs to qualify attitudes.
• Using vague language.

11. SKILLS PRACTICE.

• Goals and objectives.
• Writing: Writing proposals.
• Reading: How to achieve success.
• Talking about short-term and long-term goals.

12. NEW ZEALAND .

• The world extreme sports capital.
• New Zealand English.
• Reading: The decline of New Zealand English.

Descargar temario