Full Description
Backed by evidence and research, this practical book presents an innovative yet comprehensive approach to teaching non-native English speakers the main communication and cultural competencies that are required to succeed in an international English-speaking workplace. Each unit includes strategies for teaching key skills, tasks to encourage reflection and notes on relevant cultural and technological issues. Practical features in each unit include lesson plans and materials, insights from research, extension tasks, reflection activities and further readings.
Supported by current learning theories, key teaching methodologies and assessment materials, the chapters address the challenges that non-native English speakers may face in the international English-speaking workplace. Areas of focus include:
Job hunting
Job applications
Interviews
Interpersonal, written and spoken communication
Performance appraisals
Applying for promotions
Written for pre-service, practicing and future teachers, with specific guidance for each role, this is an essential resource for all educators who want to confidently address the challenges that non-English speakers may encounter at work, including linguistic proficiency, cultural awareness and the use of technology.
Contents
Part I: Getting ready; Introductory unit: Reflections for the (new) teacher; Part II: Preliminaries; Unit 1: Teaching skills and competencies for job hunting; Unit 2: Teaching skills and competencies for job applications; Unit 3: Teaching skills and competencies for job interviews; Part III: The new job; Unit 4: Teaching skills and competencies for interpersonal communication; Unit 5: Teaching skills and competencies for written communication; Unit 6: Teaching skills and competencies for spoken communication; Part IV: Appraisal and promotion; Unit : Teaching skills and competencies for performance appraisals; Unit 8: Teaching skills and competencies for applying for promotion
