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This document provides information about Level 5 of the English language program at UMB Language Center. It outlines key concepts, dates, test formats, topics to be covered, and resources. Students will be evaluated based on attendance and must not miss more than 6 classes. Reading, writing, listening and speaking skills will be developed through activities on subjects like awareness campaigns, creating a company, and job interviews. Tests will be administered online and students will do show and tell presentations twice per term on various personal topics. Useful online resources are also listed.
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- 4. Percentages for the first Term and important dates… ➔ First Term: March 2nd to March 7th* ➔ Second Term: April 20th to April 25th* ➔ Third Term: May 25th to May 30th* *According to your scheduled classes
- 5. TEST In a laboratory, in Aulanet platform Reading Writing Listening
- 6. Main Topics ➔SAwareness Campaign ➔Create a Company ➔Job Interview
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