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Syllabus Semester 2 - The BEST is Yet to Come - Learning UnLimited!

You All Did the BEST for Semester 1 and the Foundation has become much stronger for Learning English now. 

I see there is one purpose of learning English > Communication. This communication must be impressive and should showcase your best self. So, there it is! Semester 2 is having 2 courses in English.

  1. Communicative English Through Practice-II 
  2. English Through Spoken & Listening Practice

The syllabus has been made to work on your conceptual skills as well as your Spoken English. 
You will be able to do Activity-based learning and also learn what will be your strong foundation for Communication Skills. 
Here is the syllabus for these 2 courses:

Communicative English Through Practice-II 
Code: IFP 113

Module I: Vocabulary
• Academic/Domain-Specific Vocabulary
• Technical Vocabulary & Jargon
• Idioms and Phrases
• Commonly Misspelt Words in English
• Commonly used Foreign Words
• Onomatopoeia Words
• Phrases for Discussion and Presentation

Module II: Listening Skills
• Listening (Process, Types and tips to improve Listening Skills)
• Listening Comprehension Practice
• Dictogloss for Smart Listening
• Summarising and Paraphrasing in Listening

Module III: Reading
• Reading Comprehension Skills
• SQ3R and PQRST Techniques 
• Model Reading and Types of Reading
• Making Concept Maps/Outline After Reading

Module IV: Professional Communication
• Designing the Visual Presentation (PowerPoint/Canva)
• Writing Official Communication (E-mail Writing and Letter Writing)
• Writing for Web (Blogs)
• Paragraph and Essay Writing

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English Through Spoken & Listening Practice
Code: IFP 114

Module I: Advanced Speaking - Pronunciation in English
• International Phonetic Alphabet
• Commonly Mispronounced Words
• Small Talk
• Context-Based Speaking/Role Plays on the given themes: People and Society, Travel, Business, Work and Culture

Module II: Listening for Comprehension
• Listening for Purpose
o Monologues and Reports
o Short Stories
o Listening and Narration

Module III: Professional Speaking Skills
• Face-to-Face Interview
• Group Discussion
• Making Formal Presentations

Module IV: Project-Based Learning (PBL)

• Portfolio (Audio and Visual Profile)
• Podcast (Audio Presentation)
• Vlogs (On given topics)




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