Program Overview
Russian Intermediate (part 3) is a 10-week online course designed for students with a good foundation in Russian. It covers topics such as travel, accommodation, work, and leisure, and helps students develop their language skills through activities, games, and discussions. The course is taught by a qualified native tutor and uses a "flipped learning" approach to provide content in advance for more practice and confidence. Students who attend over 70% of classes will receive a certificate.
Program Outline
Outline:
Part 3 helps you discuss travel plans, accommodation, and your work and leisure preferences. You'll practice ordinal numbers, demonstrative pronouns, and open questions through activities and games. You'll also examine cultural and political contexts and learn about the media using written sources and audio-visual content. This is the final intermediate module leading to CEFR B1 level for language learning.
Assessment:
Informal assessment helps you evaluate your progress.
Teaching:
- This 10-week course meets once a week at 18:30 online.
- "Flipped learning" approach provides content in advance for more practice and confidence.
- Participation in role-play scenarios and group discussions.
- Qualified native tutor with years of experience at City Lit and City, University of London.
Other:
- Students with completed part 2 (or 160 hours of Russian) and a good or recent GCSE in Russian can enroll.
- Topics include trips and celebrations, illnesses, reflexive verbs, passive voice, indirect speech, media, and news.
- Learn about Russian culture and socio-economic affairs.
- Certificate requires attending over 70% of classes.
Specific information for each section
- Degree Overview: There is no information in the context for a Degree Overview.
- Outline: The information provided covers the topics learned throughout the course.
- Assessment: The assessment information details the type of assessment used for the course.
- Teaching: The teaching information provides an overview of the course format, teaching approach, and the instructor.
- Careers: There is no information in the context about careers.
- Other: The "Other" section includes information about student eligibility, pre-requisite knowledge, additional topics covered, and course certificates.
