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Applied English for Arts |
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 Applied
English for Arts (AEA) employs a communicative and
applied approach, that is to say, the material used and
the areas, situations and topics covered will be mostly
related to the students' work environment and
there will be an emphasis on the ability to "communicate
and use" the language rather than learn "about" the
language.
There
will be no pre-teaching of grammar and vocabulary.
Rather the students are plunged directly into an English
atmosphere relating to their life and work
(semi-immersion) with grammar and vocabulary points
explained when needed along with the flow of the lesson.
The
course may cover areas such as the following depending
on the needs of the students:
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Museum and gallery visits |
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Presenting and discussing artworks (a painting, a
sculpture etc) |
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Presenting an artist and discussing his style
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Describing architecture and historical buildings |
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Conducting an art workshop in English |
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Discussing different artistic periods
(Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque,
Contemporary Art, etc) and artistic movements
(impressionism, cubism, etc) |
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Correct pronunciation of technical terms related
to arts |
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Reading art texts, journals etc and using art
websites |
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Understanding TV art news and art-related videos |
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Course
specifications: |
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The Applied
Art English Course (AAE) is available: |
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In Paris: Over a cup of coffee in a café,
at your place, at our place (Sévre)
In Lille:
Over a cup of coffee in a café, at your place,
at our place (Euralille)
Anywhere in the world (including France):
Online
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The number of Participants: |
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Over a cup of coffee: 1-2 |
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At
your place or at our place 1-4 |
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Online: 1 |
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