PEL - academic writing 340-AS2-2PWR
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Term 2025:
The aim of the course is to improve and consolidate writing skills in English, with particular emphasis on academic writing. The course is designed to prepare students to create advanced-level (C2) texts, focusing on coherence, logical structure, and precision in argumentation. Students will develop the ability to critically analyse source texts, correctly cite them, and formulate and expand their own theses, which is crucial when writing a master’s thesis. An important component of the course will also be enhancing the ability to write formal exam texts required in the Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE), such as essays, reports, reviews, or proposals, enabling students to master various writing styles and adapt them to academic and exam requirements. |
Term 2026:
The aim of the course is to improve and consolidate writing skills in English, with particular emphasis on academic writing. The course is designed to prepare students to create advanced-level (C2) texts, focusing on coherence, logical structure, and precision in argumentation. Students will develop the ability to critically analyse source texts, correctly cite them, and formulate and expand their own theses, which is crucial when writing a master’s thesis. An important component of the course will also be enhancing the ability to write formal exam texts required in the Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE), such as essays, reports, reviews, or proposals, enabling students to master various writing styles and adapt them to academic and exam requirements. |
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Bibliography
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Term 2025:
Side, R. and Wellman, G. (1999). Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency. Longman |
Term 2026:
Side, R. and Wellman, G. (1999). Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency. Longman |
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