Chuyên đề trực tuyến 4 Giới thiệu chương trình học Anh văn

Introduction to the Language Center

Overview of the Language Center's Mission

• The Language Center and Cultural Development Department at the University of Natural Sciences welcomes new students, outlining their role in foreign language training.

• The center focuses on English language instruction for regular university students and cultural enrichment activities for learners.

• Key activities include teaching English, developing tailored language programs, organizing international certification exams, and assessing student language proficiency.

Locations and Contact Information

• The center has two offices: one at 227 Nguyen Van Cu Street, Ho Chi Minh City, and another in the National University Urban Area.

• Contact details such as email, Zalo, or Facebook are provided for student inquiries.

Language Proficiency Requirements

Graduation Language Standards

• The general graduation requirement is a B1 level according to national foreign language competency frameworks.

• Accepted certifications include various recognized tests like visp level 3/6 (B1), IELTS scores from British Council or IDP Australia, TOEFL scores from ETS, among others.

Validity and Submission of Certificates

• Certificates must be valid at the time of submission; those without specified validity last for two years from issuance.

• Students must submit certificates by specific deadlines to qualify for exemptions from English courses throughout their studies.

Course Registration and Class Placement

Class Placement Based on Proficiency Tests

• All students lacking a recognized certificate must take an initial English placement test organized by the university.

• Test results determine class placement: below 5 points leads to remedial classes; 5 to under 8 places students in English 1; above 8 allows entry into English 2.

Prerequisites for Specialized Courses

• To register for specialized courses, students must meet one of three criteria: have a valid language certificate or complete all four levels of English courses successfully.

Assessment Criteria and Learning Resources

Evaluation Methods in English Courses

• Course assessment consists of continuous evaluation (40%) including attendance and online assignments via Richmond Learning Platform.

• Final exams account for 60% with varying skill assessments across different course levels focusing on listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.

Required Learning Materials

• Official textbooks used are "Personal Best" published by Richmond; only original copies with E-learning accounts are permitted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Student Inquiries Addressed

• Students who submit valid certificates are exempt from remaining English courses.

• Certificates can be submitted anytime during study but must remain valid upon submission.

Additional Support Services Offered

• The center regularly offers preparatory classes for various international certification exams both online and offline.

Conclusion

• Thank you message expressing appreciation for student attention.