Intermediate Oral Communication Skills

This course enhances intermediate-level oral communication skills by focusing on understanding communicative functions and linguistic features in various social contexts. The goal is to equip students with the ability to navigate complex oral interactions with linguistic precision and socio-cultural awareness. Key objectives include analyzing a speaker's tone, register, and hidden intentions in discussions and interviews, delivering coherent presentations and storytelling sequences, and managing spontaneous turn-taking and non-verbal communication. To achieve this, students will engage in activities such as small group discussions of authentic materials, role-plays and simulations of real-world scenarios, and project-based assignments like digital storytelling and formal debates. Student achievement in this course is evaluated through a combination of formative and summative assessments such as Quizzes, Class Participation (Attendance), Assignments, Project Work, and Final test.