Opinto-opas
2000
Study guide
2000
Opinto-opas · EVAMK – opinto-opas 2000–2001
6.0.0.1 The Provision of Rare and Exotic Languages at EVAMK
Study guide · EVAMK – Study Guide 2000–2001
6.0.0.1 The Provision of Rare and Exotic Languages at EVAMK
EVAMK – Study Guide 2000–2001
6.0.0.1 The Provision of Rare and Exotic Languages at EVAMK
Except for the compulsory English and Swedish, the Espoo-Vantaa Polytechnic provides a selection of languages, which are seen as important for our students in their future profession. From the Finnish point of view, these are called Rare and Exotic Languages. These languages are on offer for all Espoo-Vantaa Polytechnic students, including exchange students, throughout the year.
The students are advised to contact the Student Information Office of their Department for up-to-date information.
The languages taught at the Espoo-Vantaa Polytechnic are:
Compulsory English, Swedish
"Rare" French, German, Russian
"Exotic" Chinese, Estonian, Italian, Spanish
The students are advised to contact the Student Information Office of their Department for up-to-date information.
The languages taught at the Espoo-Vantaa Polytechnic are:
Compulsory English, Swedish
"Rare" French, German, Russian
"Exotic" Chinese, Estonian, Italian, Spanish
Language courses for Non-Finnish Students
EVAMK also provides tuition in Finnish and Swedish for foreigners. During 2000-2001 there will be courses on offer at the Espoo College of Health Care and Social Welfare and the Espoo Institute of Business.
Finnish for Non-Finnish Students
Objectives
The student attains everyday skills in both spoken and written Finnish.
Contents
Practising the very basics of Finnish grammar, essential vocabulary in everyday situations.
Prerequisites
None
Method
Teacher-student interaction, observing authentic linguistic surroundings, sociodrama.
Assessment
Active participation
Semester Periods 1-3
Credits 1.5 ECTS (+1,5 ECTS Finnish for Non-Finnish Students 2)
The student attains everyday skills in both spoken and written Finnish.
Contents
Practising the very basics of Finnish grammar, essential vocabulary in everyday situations.
Prerequisites
None
Method
Teacher-student interaction, observing authentic linguistic surroundings, sociodrama.
Assessment
Active participation
Semester Periods 1-3
Credits 1.5 ECTS (+1,5 ECTS Finnish for Non-Finnish Students 2)