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    Tunisia General English Program

    Level 6 Course (CEFR B1)

    Description

    This 42-hour course is an introduction to the pre-intermediate level of General English. In this class, students will develop more complex language structures through high interest topics such as life experiences and changes, plans for the future, travelling and cultural differences. This level will also reinforce student’s ability to communicate in a more international setting using English language.

    Course Objectives

    With an engaging learner-centered approach, students will be able to:

    • Talk about present, past events, and childhood memories (Simple Past Tense,"used to")
    • Describe changes in life (Simple Past and Present Perfect)
    • Discuss vacation plans and cultural differences (use of future tenses with "will" and "going to")
    • Express preferences, likes and dislikes
    • Make suggestions and polite requests (use of modals)
    • Talk about customs, traditions and the modern world of technology (complex sentences, phrasal verbs)

    Course Textbook: Cambridge Interchange, 5th edition, 2A, Units 1-8

    Student Assessment

    You will be evaluated in a variety of ways throughout the course and receive feedback from the teacher to help you continue to improve your English language skills. Student assessment is based on the following criteria, on a scale of 100%. The passing grade is 75%.

    Task

    Percentage

    Measure

    Frequency

    Participation and listening skills

    40%

    Participate actively in classroom discussions and activities

    Throughout the term

    Homework

    15%

    Various asynchronous work and written assignments

    Throughout the course

    Unit quizzes

    10%

    Unit quizzes

    Two times a session, at the end of 14 hours and 28 hours

    Final Oral Exam

    20%

    Accuracy, fluency, grammar, and vocabulary usage of level studied

    End of term

    Final Written Exam

    15%

    Mastery of grammar structures, functional language, and vocabulary

    End of term

     

    Attendance Policy

    Students cannot miss more than 8 hours (20%) of class time in order to pass the course. Late arrivals are counted towards the 8-hour limit. Students who are absent for two consecutive classes will receive a phone call from the EL Department to check on reasons for absences.

    Class Rules

    • Arrive to class on time.
    • Be prepared to participate in class activities
    • Bring the class textbook and notebook to every class session.
    • Be sure your mobile phone is on silent.
    • Do not bring food or drinks into class.
    • Complete all homework assignments before class. (This helps ensure that you progress more quickly!)

    WELCOME TO CLASS! WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE!

    If you have any questions, concerns or complaints, please feel free to contact the EL Department or call at 71 145 700 EXT: 6718

     

     

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