Presentacion para alumnos avanzados 2019
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This document summarizes an advanced students meeting that covered several topics: 1) Introducing the Educaweb and Moodle platforms and explaining their use 2) Informing students about upcoming mock exams for various levels 3) Providing exam dates for First, Advanced, and Proficiency levels 4) Listing library hours, academic support times, and cultural event information
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- 2. Aims To introduce Educaweb To explain the use of Moodle To inform about Mock Exam To inform about support For First and Advanced only : To inform about myEnglishLab
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- 7. • 17th August • Exam Dates • Anglo • First • 9th November Speaking • 16th November Written and Listening • Advanced and Proficiency • 17th November Written and Listening Paper • 23rd November Speaking Mock Exam
- 8. • First for Schools or First? • FCES 26th November/ 30th November • First 3rd December/ 14th December • Advanced • 23rd November / 4th December • Proficiency • CPE 30th November/5th December Cambridge Dates
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