St Giles International Level: IELTS 5 / Intermediate (B1)
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St Giles International Level: IELTS 5 / Intermediate (B1)
St Giles International Sample Timetable: IELTS AM / UFBC PM, 30 Lessons per Week Level: IELTS 5 / Intermediate (B1) Week One This timetable is intended as a guide only. Lessons times may vary at different centres. Monday Tuesday Lesson 1 09.00-09.50 Speaking: Lesson 2 10.00-10.50 Writing: Sharing articles chosen for homework. Focusing on ‘cohesion’ identifying reason and result. (Achieve IELTS grammar) Vocabulary development & speaking: ‘Travel’ Building topic based vocabulary Thursday Skimming and scanning texts, IELTS reading exercises ‘School trip’ Exam listening skills L (IELTS Foundation) U Speaking: (IELTS section 2) N (IELTS Foundation) Writing: (IELTS task 1) C (IELTS listening & speaking) B Reading: ‘Guidelines for Ecotourism’ IELTS exam practice for reading comprehension. Listening: R (IELTS section 2) ‘Train travel’ E Writing: (IELTS task 1) Mock listening: Speaking: Comparing data and describing trends Full IELTS mock listening test (IELTS part 3) Speaking: ‘Controversial topics’ Language of developing an argument, defending opinions. Grammar: Using articles (Teacher’s handouts) (Grammar for IELTS) Identifying rules and use. Listening: Journey through Antarctica Note taking and speaking Making notes and comparing opinions (Contemporary topics) Focusing on coherence when writing, describing a process. Lesson 5 13.45-14.35 H Introduction, task analysis, 30 minute practice writing Friday Lesson 4 12.10-13.00 Listening: (IELTS section 2) Fluency and pronunciation. (Achieve IELTS grammar and vocabulary) Wednesday Lesson 3 11.10-12.00 Reading: ‘Space travel’ Vocabulary development: ‘suffixes’ Using suffixes and building on vocabulary (IELTS foundation) Focusing on IELTS listening and speaking skills Pronunciation: Regular past verbs Using _ed and _s sounds (Pronunciation in use) A Lesson 6 14.45- 15.35 Using a combination of presentation and class discussion to gain an understanding of the role of the market function, the principles of a marketing strategy and the main micro and macro environmental factors affecting marketing decisions. Review previous work with a question and answer session. All students to contribute. Continuing the Introduction to Marketing: exploring the development of the Marketing Concept Examining societal and relationship marketing; examining the nature of the marketing mix Case study including PEST analysis K Guest Lecture from the Assistant Head of Brighton Business School /Senior Lecturer on Marketing: Pricing strategies Free Afternoon Week Two This timetable is intended as a guide only. Lessons times may vary at different centres. Monday Tuesday Lesson 1 09.00-09.50 Presentation on articles read for homework Lesson 2 10.00-10.50 Writing: ‘Coherence & cohesion’ Vocabulary exchange (Effective Writing) Vocabulary development & speaking: ‘Environment’ Discussion & building vocabulary connected to topic (Achieve IELTS grammar and vocabulary) Wednesday Thursday Speaking Grammar Controversial topics: Continuing to justify opinions, breaking down an argument.’ Subject / verb agreement Writing: (IELTS task 2) 50 minutes timed writing (IELTS Foundation) ‘One sided essay’ Strategies and help in developing part 2 Friday Lesson 3 11.10-12.00 Reading: ‘Transportation & Environment’ Vocabulary, reading comprehension. Reading for specific information Reading: Lesson 4 12.10-13.00 Listening: ‘Household waste disposal’ Listening and discussion Speaking: U ‘Transport & recycling’ Giving and justifying opinions N Completion of diagram from text Writing: Focus on comparative language. Comparing and contrasting using different structures L (IELTS Foundation) Listening: (IELTS Section 3) Speaking: Exam skills for IELTS ‘Coherence’ Focusing on fluency, speaking and listening skills Understanding the contribution that training and development make to organisational performance. Lesson 6 14.45- 15.35 Examining the role of job analysis, job description and person specification. Class discussion on erecruitment as a recent development. Gaining competitor advantage through human capital. H B Class discussion and case Comparative case studies study to reinforce learning. R E Pronunciation: Speaking: A Group project: Stress of important words, sentence stress and emphasis (IELTS part 2) K Primary research observations – visit the selected company/ shop/ department store to make notes of observations on, for example, products/services and work environment. ‘Energy conservation’ (Achieve IELTS) Mock reading: C Lesson 5 13.45-14.35 People in the workplace: Presentation on the significance of Recruitment and Selection to the success of an organisation. One-to-one Feedback Sessions Speaking to students about progress and learner development Followed by group meeting to share information and decide on next steps. Vocabulary: Word families, vocabulary building. Listening: Note taking & table completion Free Afternoon