Syllabus
No : FRM/KUL/01/02 Revision Number : 03
Valid Date : October 1, 2008 ISO Clause : 7.5.1 and 7
Prepared by Checked by Approved by Valid Date
ELC Team Tita Ratna Wulandari, M. Pd. Iskandar Rosyidin, S. Pd.
1. Faculty :
2. Study Program :
3. Course Title : English 2
4. Course Code :
5. Prerequisite : English 1 6. Course Status : Compulsory
7. Course Description : This course provides the practical reading, speaking, listening and writing skills necessary for people who need English for working in business.
8. Objectives : At the end, the students are expected to practice their four language skills necessary for English business environment, namely Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. The students are also able to understand some grammar focuses such as forming questions, expressing purpose, second conditional, making recommendations, and reported speech. Finally, this course is aimed to aid the students to do BULATS as their English examination
No (week)
Topics Sub-Topics References Class Mode
1 Introduction
Unit 2 (Job descriptions and Job Satisfactions)
The management Brief job descriptions
What people like about their jobs
Hart (2011) Question and Answer; Lecturing and Presentation
2 Unit 2 (Job descriptions and Job Satisfactions)
Describing your job Acronyms for job titles Forming questions
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; Role Play; listening
3 Unit 4 (Telephone Skills) A telephone quiz Telephone language
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; Audio aid
4 Unit 4 (Telephone Skills) Booking a hotel Structuring a talk
Ibid Speaking individually
5 Unit 6 (New product development)
Developing and launching ‘chai’ Promoting a product
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; Browsing the material from
internet; role play 6 Unit 6 (New product
development)
Expressing purpose Marketing vocabulary
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation
7 Unit 7 (A stand at a trade fair) The international food exhibition An email giving information A fax answering quiries
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; writing
8 Mid Term
9 Unit 7 (A stand at a trade fair) Trade fairs
Forming questions
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; speaking
10 Unit 10 (Financing the start-up)
Raising finance
Setting up a food consultancy
Ibid Audio aid, assignment, group discussion
11 Unit 10 (Financing the start-up)
Collocations for starting companies Second conditional
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; role play
location) individually
13 Unit 11 (Starting up in a new location)
Discussion about new location
Making recommendations
Contrasting ideas
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; Group discussion
14 Unit 14 (Business
conferences)
A conference program
Arranging conference facilities
Ibid Reading and Presentation
15 Unit 19 (A staff survey) Reading a report Reported speech Reported verbs
Ibid Lecturing and Presentation; discussion; role play
16 Final Semester (BULATS Like)
10. Scoring System
15% assignment and participation which include: class participation, presentation, and grand summary. 15% quizzes
30% mid term 40% final semester
11. Teaching and Learning Strategies Lecture and questions and answer Oral presentation
Exercise – questions for assignments E-learning
Combination of those five 12. References