Official and Commercial Communication in Russian 340-AR1-3TER

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the types and forms of (simple) business letters and to show their application in communicative contexts of real-life situations. The student learns practical skills of business and commercial correspondence in Russian. The student is taught how to write an application, a CV, a cover letter.

Topics:
1. The general structure of a formal letter and its characteristics.
2. Simple letters ( typical expressions and phrases) - a reminder, a request, an invitation, a thank you letter, a cover letter, etc.
3. An application letter
4. A CV, a motivational letter.

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the types and forms of (simple) business letters and to show their application in communicative contexts of real-life situations. The student learns practical skills of business and commercial correspondence in Russian. The student is taught how to write an application, a CV, a cover letter.

Topics:
1. The general structure of a formal letter and its characteristics.
2. Simple letters ( typical expressions and phrases) - a reminder, a request, an invitation, a thank you letter, a cover letter, etc.
3. An application letter
4. A CV, a motivational letter.

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the types and forms of (simple) business letters and to show their application in communicative contexts of real-life situations. The student learns practical skills of business and commercial correspondence in Russian. The student is taught how to write an application, a CV, a cover letter.

Topics:
1. The general structure of a formal letter and its characteristics.
2. Simple letters ( typical expressions and phrases) - a reminder, a request, an invitation, a thank you letter, a cover letter, etc.
3. An application letter
4. A CV, a motivational letter.

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the types and forms of (simple) business letters and to show their application in communicative contexts of real-life situations. The student learns practical skills of business and commercial correspondence in Russian. The student is taught how to write an application, a CV, a cover letter.

Topics:
1. The general structure of a formal letter and its characteristics.
2. Simple letters ( typical expressions and phrases) - a reminder, a request, an invitation, a thank you letter, a cover letter, etc.
3. An application letter
4. A CV, a motivational letter.

G. Zietala, Interkulturowa komunikacja pisemna w polsko-rosyjskiej firmie, Rzeszów 2005.
G. Zietala, Rosyjska korespondencja służbowa w ćwiczeniach ze słownikiem polsko-rosyjskim, Rzeszów 2010.
Z. Kuca, Język rosyjski w biznesie, Warszawa 2007.
E. Siskind, Русский язык в бизнесе, Warszawa 2010.
K. Gołąbek, P. Balandyk, Русский язык: культура речи и письма в деловом общении, Kraków 2012.

G. Zietala, Interkulturowa komunikacja pisemna w polsko-rosyjskiej firmie, Rzeszów 2005.
G. Zietala, Rosyjska korespondencja służbowa w ćwiczeniach ze słownikiem polsko-rosyjskim, Rzeszów 2010.
Z. Kuca, Język rosyjski w biznesie, Warszawa 2007.
E. Siskind, Русский язык в бизнесе, Warszawa 2010.
K. Gołąbek, P. Balandyk, Русский язык: культура речи и письма в деловом общении, Kraków 2012.

G. Zietala, Interkulturowa komunikacja pisemna w polsko-rosyjskiej firmie, Rzeszów 2005.
G. Zietala, Rosyjska korespondencja służbowa w ćwiczeniach ze słownikiem polsko-rosyjskim, Rzeszów 2010.
Z. Kuca, Język rosyjski w biznesie, Warszawa 2007.
E. Siskind, Русский язык в бизнесе, Warszawa 2010.
K. Gołąbek, P. Balandyk, Русский язык: культура речи и письма в деловом общении, Kraków 2012.

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A student may have 1 unexcused absence.
Other absences from classes should be justified (sick leave) or completed within 2 weeks. The justification may be submitted for inspection in person or by e-mail to the instructor's address. Otherwise, such absence will be considered unjustified.
The group contact with the class leader is via USOSmail or the group e-mail provided at the beginning of the class.
Consultations last 45 minutes. once a week.
Materials for classes are provided to students electronically.

A student may have 1 unexcused absence.
Other absences from classes should be justified (sick leave) or completed within 2 weeks. The justification may be submitted for inspection in person or by e-mail to the instructor's address. Otherwise, such absence will be considered unjustified.
The group contact with the class leader is via USOSmail or the group e-mail provided at the beginning of the class.
Consultations last 45 minutes. once a week.
Materials for classes are provided to students electronically.

A student may have 1 unexcused absence.
Other absences from classes should be justified (sick leave) or completed within 2 weeks. The justification may be submitted for inspection in person or by e-mail to the instructor's address. Otherwise, such absence will be considered unjustified.
The group contact with the class leader is via USOSmail or the group e-mail provided at the beginning of the class.
Consultations last 45 minutes. once a week.
Materials for classes are provided to students electronically.