Course Description

Course Name : (English 101 NAjR )

Section: Accountancy Department / Group 1

Textbook : Interchange 1 Third Edition By Jack C.

Richards with Jonathan Hull and Susan Proctor

Course Description: This course is designed to

build high beginning to low intermediate students’ skills in

listening, speaking, reading and writing. This is the first of

four writing courses in which students will be required to

study throughout their study at the college. Writing 1 will

review the elements of paragraph writing and use this

as a departure point for writing articles, narratives, and

essays of multiple paragraphs.

Listening 1 aims at providing opportunities for the

students to practice listening to the English language in an

as natural environment as possible. In this course students will

develop their abilities to understand both recorded and

unrecorded materials taken from different real life situations.

Taped materials include varieties of speech to help the students

understand important strategies and various forms of

expression and speech. Students are trained to understand

important ideas and supporting details of the taped material

and to develop the ability to differentiate among these ideas.

Students are trained to infer the meaning through study of the

context and to answer written comprehension questions based

on recorded material.

Besides, the course provides several different real

life situations in order for students to use the ability of speaking

to express and exchange ideas properly in daily lives. The

course is student based, focusing on pair work, group work,

classroom discussion and role-playing.