This course covers the skills taught in FLL 101 using subject-specific material. This course aims at developing study skills and proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking through materials related or relevant to the discipline of Economics. Essay topics, as well as subjects for presentations and discussions, are derived from the texts studied. Students are given practise in academic writing relevant to their major, and in writing business letters. This course continues to develop the language and study skills taught in the previous two courses at a more advanced level, using texts and topics of a general nature.
Students undertake projects, prepare class papers and make oral presentations.
This course aims at helping students communicate successfully in the business world, by teaching them the use of effective writing and speaking strategies and skills. Particular content features of the course have been designed to focus on communication-related topics and issues that will be critical to Management students. The emphasis is on subject-specific and professionally relevant material. Terminology is taught in relation to the texts studied, while the topics of essays and oral presentations are related to the students needs and interests. Students undertake projects in Economics and practise academic writing in their field.