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English for Economists 2 builds upon the foundations of the previous semester and aims to further develop students’ academic and professional English skills, specifically within the field of economics. Emphasis is placed on mastering all four language skills—reading, writing, listening, and speaking—through exposure to authentic materials, academic texts, and multimedia content. A key feature of the course is the teaching of economic jargon and concepts through selected films and video clips. Digital tools such as Google Docs, infographics, interactive games, and the e-class platform support the learning experience. By the end of the course, students will be able to critically analyze academic and media content, use economic terminology confidently, and produce structured academic writing tailored to their field.
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This course aims at enhancing students’ academic and professional English skills within the context of economics and business. The course uses student-centered activities that build language proficiency while also developing essential soft skills such as critical thinking, research, and communication. The use of cinema and literary texts to teach core economic terminology and concepts is particularly effective for beginners, making abstract economic ideas more relatable and memorable. Through films, poems, and short stories, students encounter language in context while also exploring global perspectives on economic themes.By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in economic English and the confidence to use it effectively in both academic and professional settings.
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