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Lecturer(s)
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Avdějeva Anastasie, Mgr.
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Dovhunová Dana, Mgr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1. Personal presentation (overview of basic information about the student) 2. Description of persons (description of appearance, character traits) 3. Accommodation (types of housing, conditions, equipment) 4. Daily routine (study, work, leisure activities) 5. Accommodation and lifestyle (types of accommodation, healthy nutrition) 6. Income and expenses (management of personal budget) 7. Travel for experience (transport, accommodation, insurance) 8. Medical care (diseases and their treatment, description of health problems) 9. Education and study at universities (levels of education, types, study programs) 10. Career and professional presentation (education, career, necessary qualifications, job description)
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the course is to develop the complete basics of general language and to introduce students to general professional language by expanding vocabulary and developing the skills needed to read simple professional texts. The student - graduate of the course should succeed in communication in simple non-specific professional situations. In addition, students are able to respond to everyday topics in a regular conversation, initiate and develop a conversation, and are able to easily comment on everyday situations in a foreign language.
Students are able to use the language on language level A1 CERF.
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Prerequisites
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Students are motivated to study a foreign language.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
Requirements for students of full-time (day) study 1. Active participation in classes at a minimum level of 70% and continuous completion of all assigned tasks and activities within the course. 2. The Moodle course serves as a support for independent study, or as an alternative for students participating in an Erasmus+ study stay who wish to complete the course while abroad. The Moodle course does not replace the final assessment of knowledge. Personal attendance is required to obtain course credit and to take the exam. Requirements for passing the exam: The student shall submit and defend a specialized academic text related to their field of study and demonstrate the ability to work with Spanish academic literature. a) Academic text ? lower-level Spanish: an academic text of 10 pages, The text must be coherent, academically focused, and correspond to the student?s field of study or specialization. b) Specialized vocabulary ? the student prepares a glossary of technical terms from the selected text, ? minimum scope: 100 technical terms and terminological expressions, ? each term must include its corresponding Czech equivalent. c) Annotation of the academic text ? the student prepares an annotation of the selected academic text in Spanish, ? minimum length: 1 standard page (A4), ? the annotation must capture the main topic, objectives, content, and conclusions of the text. d) Demonstration of knowledge of the academic text ? the student demonstrates understanding of the content of the academic text, ? during the exam, they read and translate selected passages from the submitted text, ? they answer questions related to the content and the issues addressed in the text, ? they demonstrate familiarity with specialized terminology and the ability to communicate academically in Spanish.
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Recommended literature
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