SemesterFall Semester, 2020
DepartmentSchedule of College of Commerce Elective Courses for Commerce Students
Course NameIntermediate Oral Training
InstructorKWONG WAI-KEI
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
PrerequisiteEnglish Writing、Writing and Oral Training、Writing and Oral Training I,Writing and Oral Training II
Course Objective
Course Description
Course Schedule

Tentative Schedule: (subject to change according to students' progress/needs)


































































































































































週次



Week



課程主題



Topic



課程內容與指定閱讀



Content and Reading Assignment



教學活動與作業



Teaching Activities and Homework



學習投入時間



Student workload expectation



課堂講授



In-class Hours



課程前後



Outside-of-class Hours



1



Course Introduction; Business Introduction; Business Card Etiquette



Course Introduction; Business Introduction; Business Card Etiquette



Course Introduction; Business Introduction; Business Card Etiquette



3



1



2



Business Introduction; TED Talk



Business Introduction



Business Introduction



3



3



3



(Happy Mid-Autumn Festival)



It’s Mooncake Time!



It’s Mooncake Time!



0



2



4



Winning Job Interview Skills; Speaking Skills Practice



Winning Job Interview Skills; Tools to Succeed



Mock Interviews



3



3



5



Fine Dining Etiquette; Team Building



Manners At The Table



Dining to Build Relationships



3



3



6



ETP-TED Talk #1; Impromptu Speech



Speaking to Impress



TED Talk; Speaking to Impress



3



3



7



Office Conflict Resolution; Team Building “A”



Identifying and Solving Conflict



Working In An Office



3



3



8



ETP-TED Talk #2; Contemporary Topic; How to Debate



Listening Skills Practice



Group Sharing



3



3



9



Workplace Telephoning in English; Team Building “B”



Telephone Manners



Speaking Professionally on the Phone



3



3



10



~ Individual Mock Interview ~



Mock Interviews



Mock Interviews



3



3



11



ETP-TED Talk #3; Speaking Chinglish-OOPS!; Debate Preparation: Collecting Evidence



 Effective Communication



Effective Communication



3



3



12



The Power of Advertising; Team Building “C”; Debate Preparation: Rebuttal



Advertising Language



Speaking To Sell



3



3



13



ETP-TED Talk #4; Working with Cultural Diversity; Marketing Preparation



Cultural Differences



Cultural Differences



3



3



14



ETP-TED Talk #5; Team Building “D”; Debate Preparation



Speaking To Impress



Speaking To Impress



3



3



15



The Grand Debate



“Arguing” With Support



Jingling Away



3



3



16



Marketing Intangibles; Team Building “E”



Jingling Away



Jingling Away



3



3



17



Marketing Your Service



Course Project Sharing



Course Project Sharing



3



3



18



~ Individual Speech Coaching ~



Meeting with the Instructor



Meeting with the Instructor



3



3



Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant

N/A


Requirement/Grading

100% of English is used for all instructor's lectures and in-class activities. Students are expected to take an active role in all class activities to maximize their learning opportunities. A student-centered approach will be adopted to allow students to make full use of class time to achieve their English-learning goals and the course learning objectives.



 



Students should attend all classes and come to class on time and prepared. Attendance is taken seriously. No make-up assignments or exams are allowed. Late homework will NOT be accepted. Students who "need" to be absent or late for class should notify the instructor via email at least 2 days in advance.



 



4% Attendance



10% Participation



32% In-class Activities & Assignments



16% ETP-TED Talk



8%   Team Building Activity



10% Debate



20% Course Project





Students missing 3 or more classes will receive a failing grade for the course. Students who do not complete the Course Project are not allowed to pass the course.



 



Cell phones and other electronic devices are not allowed to be used in class unless given permission by the instructor to do so. Failure to abide by this class rule will result in automatic failure for the course.


Textbook & Reference

Supplementary materials will be provided.


Urls about Course
N/A
Attachment