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Perspectives NEW
Paul Radley, Daniela Simons
1 – 3 / A1 – B1
The course for Professional Education students that sets achievable goals and builds confidence in communication.
- Realistic, everyday communication and clear explanations lead to successful speaking, reading, listening and writing.
- Perfect for mixed–ability classes. Teachers can choose the entry level depending on the ability and experience of their students.
- iPack: a digital teaching aid for Interactive Whiteboards, simple to use and rich in resources, including vox pop videos and a Vocational Language Bank.
- Language Review sections help consolidate structures, vocabulary and functional, everyday English.
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Student’s Book +
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Basic English for Computing
Eric H. Glendinning, John McEwan
Elementary – Pre–intermediate / A1 – A2
A course that covers key computing functions and develops learners’ competence in all four skills.
- This revised edition has been carefully upgraded to take into account recent developments in this fast–moving sector.
- 28 topic–based units cover key areas such as computer uses and applications, networks, the Internet, multimedia, programming and future trends in the computing sector.
- There is a Glossary of current computing terms, abbreviations and symbols at the end of the book.
- The Teacher’s Book provides full support for a non–specialist, with background information on computing content and answer key.
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Student’s Book |
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Oxford English for Careers: Technology
Technology 1 – Eric H. Glendinning; Technology 2– Eric H. Glendinning, Alison Pohl
Pre–intermediate – Intermediate / A2 – B1+
Technology gives students the language, information and skills they will need for their career in the technology industry.
- Technology presents students with English from a variety of technological fields and situations, such as manufacturing, transport and medical technology.
- The course develops students' communication skills and provides them with background information in major technological concepts, such as presenting an idea to non-specialists, problem-solving and discussing the latest technological innovations.
- Free downloadable Practice Files with extra skills practice cover the language content of level 1.
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Student’s Book
Student´s site |
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Oxford English for Information Technology
Eric H. Glendinning, John McEwan
Intermediate – Upper–intermediate / B1 – B2
A course that teaches students’ language skills in a computing and information technology context from intermediate level and above.
- Authentic material in the Student’s Book covers a wide range of IT topics, with content taken from textbooks, newspapers, popular computing magazines, Internet newsgroups, webpages, manuals and advertisements.
- Each unit works on several language skills at a time and every fifth unit focuses specifically on developing listening skills through authentic interviews with IT professionals.
- The Student’s Book also includes a comprehensive Glossary of IT terminology.
- The Teacher’s Guide provides full support for the non–specialist.
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Express Series: English for Telecoms and Information Technology
Tom Ricca-McCarthy and Michael Duckworth
Intermediate – Advanced/ B1+ – C1
A quick, specialist Telecoms and Information Technology course that focuses on essential expressions and conversation techniques.
- English for Telecoms and Information Technology covers a range of subjects, including mobility, software, services and media. Units are divided into three cycles consisting of either reading or listening comprehension, followed by language and communication activities.
- The Student’s Book comes with a Multi-ROM containing all the listening activities from the book as well as interactive exercises.
- It can be used to supplement a regular coursebook, on its own, as a stand–alone intensive specialist course, or for self-study. It can be completed in 25-30 hours.
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Student’s Book +
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Workshop Series: Information Technology
Dinos Demetriades
Lower-intermediate / A2 – B1
An insight into real-life contexts through reading: the perfect complement for your course.
- 28-45 minute lessons with varied practical activities and up–to–date reading texts covering a range of text types on Information Technology.
- It gives lower–intermediate students a practical foundation for the English they need in the real world presented by authentic texts, skills practice, functional language and the vocabulary needed for all the important topics on a vocational school syllabus.
- It contains a Glossary of key topic–related vocabulary used in the lesson with easy–to–understand definitions.
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