The aim of the course is to provide a practical guide
for intermediate and advanced students of English to improve their
command of English correspondence. It includes a description of both the
British and American styles. Students are encouraged throughout
the course to write formal and informal letters and emails.
Intended learning outcomes
By the end of this course
students should be able to:
1. Distinguish the different styles in letters and emails writing.
. 2. Practice writing letters and emails
Teaching and learning methods
The lecturer uses a variety of teaching methods. For example,
the teacher gives classroom discussions, the use of collaborative learning by
working in groups. The lecturer tries to make the class learner-centred by the
use of different activities and tasks.
Methods of assessments
mid-term: 20 marks.
Assignment: 20 marks.
Final examination: 60 marks.
Additional
Information:
1. Handouts
2. Naterop, et al. 1977. Business Letters for
All. Oxford University Press
3. Evans, V. 1998. Successful Writing Proficiency. Express
Publishing.
