English 2 TS03454

Learning outcomes:
Students who get credits for the subject:
have basic knowledge of the grammar of the English language, and their vocabulary makes it possible for them to participate in discussions concerning simple issues connected to the studied subjects; can use the English language to communicate, and is able to obtain basic information from simple texts written in English

During the semester, the student may be awarded maximum 100 points:
- 60 points for one or more tests. One test will include elements of reading and listening comprehension.
- 40 points for different types of projects and assignments, including speaking tasks.
The final grade is calculated according to the number of points awarded during the whole semester.
Grading system:
Unsatisfactory (grade 2.0):
The student's overall score for the semester is below 51 points.
Satisfactory (grade 3.0):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 51 - 60 points.
Satisfactory + (grade 3.5):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 61 - 70 points.
Good (grade 4.0):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 71 - 80 points.
Good + (grade 4.5):
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 81 - 90 points.
Excellent (grade 5.0)
The student's overall score for the semester is in the range of 91 - 100 points.

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Basic references:
1. Strutt Peter. English for International Tourism Upper Intermediate Coursebook, Pearson Education Ltd. ( 2013)
2. Cowper Ann. English for International Tourism Upper Intermediate Workbook. Pearson Education Ltd. ( 2013).
3. Teacher's own materials and/or materials from the Internet, related to the field of study.

Supplementary references:
1.Teacher's own materials and/or materials from the Internet, related to the field of study.
2. Fisiak J., et al. Słownik Współczesny angielsko-poloski, polsko-angielski, Pearson Longman (2006).