Learning objectives
At the end of the course the student is expected to be able to:
-understand English texts, both written and oral, relating to the course subject matter as part of their ongoing training and professional development.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of Standard English at CEFR (Common European Framework) B1 level, as outlined by the Council of Europe
Course unit content
The course aims to go over some grammatical topics at B1 level, as well as the functional use of some specialized language relating to the course subject matter. It also focuses on strengthening the ability to understand written texts and dialogues within the context of the Health Professions in general, and on Techniques for the Environment and workplace prevention techniques, and, in particular, the workplace.
Full programme
The course is divided into a BASIC MODULE (0. INTRODUCTION 1. Public health 2. Common disorders 3. Medicines 4. Medical personnel 5. First aid 6. Hospital procedures 7. Medical history) and a MONOGRAPHIC MODULE (1. Accidents and emergencies 2. Health and safety at work 3. Risks in the workplace).
Bibliography
The course is entirely online: the preparatory materials and the exercises are available on the elly platform at: Elly-> LAUREE TRIENNALI -> TPALL -> 1° Anno -> INGLESE SCIENTIFICO
Teaching methods
Lessons in e-learning mode followed by ongoing assessment tests and using the CLIL methodology (Content and Integrated Language Learning), which facilitates the learning of language and the subject at the same time.
Assessment methods and criteria
Each module is followed by a test, which, if passed, allows access to the next module. Only after passing all the tests in succession does the student receive a certificate that allows them to sit the final exam.
The final exam consists of two online tests that are based on the contents of the two main modules of the course. Students must pass the basic module in order to be allowed access to the test related to the monographic module. The exam is passed only if both tests are sufficient.The overall maximum score for the exam is 30, which is the sum of the grades obtained in the two tests, and the results are communicated to the students immediately.
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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