3rd Bachelor in Human Resources Management
Dutch language
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ECTS Credits | 2 |
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Number of Hours (h/year) | 45 |
Teaching staff | GONZALES, Milagros |
Course Unit | Compulsory |
Term | Quad. 1 |
Code | SOC-GGRH0021/3 |
Prerequisite | Dutch language year 2 |
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Aims and Objectives | Understand texts connected with economics, management, computing, law (job adverts, recruitment techniques, reports and work contracts, balance sheets, conflict management) (reading skill); Write various types of texts (letters, minutes, faxes, emails, reports) in a syntactically and lexically correct language (writing skill); Understand and write down job adverts (reading and writing skills); Take part in everyday conversations (listening and speaking skills); Take part in debates (listening and speaking skills); Understand interactive spoken language from various sources (listening skill); React to daily situations idiomatically and fluently (speaking skill); Communicate on the telephone and take down notes (listening and speaking skills); |
Description | Grammar Indirect speech; linking words; verbs with particles; use of double infinitive; translation of on; subordinate clauses Lexicon Language functions connected with the following topic areas: personal identification, education and future career, free time and entertainment, services, relations with other people, health and welfare |
Bibliography | BOGAARDS, Paul. Le ROBERT et van Dale, Dictionnaire français – néerlandais et néerlandais – français. Paris : Le Robert ; Utrecht/Antwerpen : Van Dale Lexicografie, 2002 VINCK, G.J. Werken met personeel. Schoonhoven: Academic Service, 1999. |
Teaching and Learning Methods | Theoretical classes and exercises; listening and reading comprehensions; discussions; role-plays; in-class group wo |
Assessment Methods | Written examination Oral examination |
Notes | Yes |
Language | French Dutch |
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