English for business (5 cr)
Code: T31L126OJ-3001
General information
Enrollment
01.10.2021 - 10.02.2022
Timing
17.02.2022 - 12.05.2022
Credits
5 op
Virtual proportion (cr)
5 op
Mode of delivery
Distance learning
Unit
Bachelor of Business Administration, Business Economics T
Teaching languages
- English
Seats
16 - 26
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Business Management
Teachers
- Teresa Chen
Responsible person
Teresa Chen
Student groups
-
TA31L21KBachelor of Business Administration, Business Economics, Tornio, Spring 2021
Location and time
Spring 2021, Tornio (AC)
Materials
Textbook:
Isaacs, C. Pesso, P. Rasimus, R. & Rönkä, I. 2019 Eye for Business. Edita.
Teaching methods
The learning pedagogy includes 30 AC contact lessons during which pair and group exercises are carried out, in addition to self-supervised studies done outside of class hours.
Mandatory participation required during class activities and tasks to facilitate continuous evaluation and the opportunity for students to practise and learn.
Exam schedules
Written and spoken expression skills will be evaluated on a continuous basis during lessons.
There will be final written and spoken proficiency tests which must be accomplished successfully by the end of the course.
Students are allowed to re-do the tests twice successfully to receive a passing grade.
Content scheduling
Students acquire business vocabulary and learn diverse English language skills in business life to be able to communicate orally and in writing form in a professional environment.
The studies include individual, group work and independent study.
Evaluation scale
H-5
Assessment methods and criteria
Grading will be based on continuous evaluation based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages:
1-2 Objectives and contents of written and oral texts are contradictory. There are major flaws in the use of concepts and vocabulary. Few rhetorical modes are relied on. Texts are highly deficient in grammar, and in sentence and paragraph structures. These problems impede intelligibility. Texts are consistently lacking in the use of formal style. Texts are invariably deficient in giving the source information and using the layout practices. The feedback for corrections is not taken. No-copy pasting.
3-4 Objectives and contents of written and oral texts are logically in agreement. Core rhetorical modes are managed appropriately. The core concepts and vocabulary are mainly used appropriately and the style of communication is correct. Only occasional errors in grammar occur. Sentence and paragraph structures widely support intelligibility. Sources information is given correctly and layout practices are compliant. The feedback for corrections was obeyed. There is no copy-pasting.
5 Objectives and contents of written and oral texts are logically in agreement. Texts take full use of rhetorical modes, and the style is consistently formal. The concepts and vocabulary are managed in a compliant way. The structures of sentences and paragraphs are logical, and the grammar is consistently correct. Source information is systematically correctly managed, together with the layout practices. The feedback was fully appreciated. There is no-copy pasting.