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This DVD consists of examples of oral presentations to be used with intermediate ESL learners who are learning how to give a short talk to a group. The DVD consists of 5 oral presentations, each about 5 minutes in length. They take place in a variety of settings - the workplace, the community and further education - and show different styles and levels of formality. Four of the presentations are 'good models' and one shows what not to do. The talks can also be used as listening exercises to check comprehension. It can be used with any intermediate level ESL learners but will be particularly useful for Certificate 3 in Spoken and Written English - Can deliver a short oral presentation - Can demonstrate understanding of an oral presentation; - Certificate 3 in English Proficiency (Stage 2) - Oral Presentations. The accompanying CD ROM contains supporting materials to use with the DVD.
AQF - Australian Quality FrameworkCertificate II, Certificate III, Certificate IV
Competency FieldAdult, Community and Other Education
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TAFEshop Catalogue: 06.164.8053
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It’s Easy is a series of slideshows on CD ROM for beginning learners of English as a Second Language. These resources are suitable for a wide range of learners including those with minimal formal education and/or minimal literacy. Each slide has a word, phrase or sentence accompanied by an illustration and audio track. Learners can view and listen as many times as they like. The simple and predictable format enables learners with very basic computer skills to use these resources. All they need to be able to do this is “click”. Titles are • Fruit • Vegetables • Jobs • Places • What are you doing? • Hello • How many? • Sounds. Each CD ROM is accompanied by two sets of flash cards to further assist with the client's study.