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foreign-language correspondent or qualified foreign-language clerk::
training and exams
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 During intensive training vocational students learn how to conduct business talks in English and Spanish. The main focus is on everyday situations in the business world - business phone calls, letters, faxes, e-mails or customer talks- in realistic role plays, trainer and students together develop conversational, telephoning, rhetorical and negotioation tactics. In addition, practical topics like travelling, trade fairs, exhibitions and conferences are dealt with. Different countries, different customs - intercultural communication is a vital part of the training programme. A good command of English, computer literacy, organisational talent and good communication skills are essential for this course.
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| course objectives |
| Type A: |
qualified foreign-language clerk
foreign-language correspondent (fulltime)
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| Type B: |
qualified foreign-language clerk
foreign-language correspondent (part-time, evenings)
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| Type C: |
translator |
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| language |
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English/Spanish or English/French
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| Type B: |
English
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| Type C: |
English/German - German/English |
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| frequency |
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30 lesson units a week
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twice weekly 2 lesson units
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| Type C: |
once a week 3 lesson units |
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| schedule |
| as arranged |
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| booking duration |
Type A: fixed booking of 12 months
Type B: fixed booking of 12 months
Type C: fixed booking of 15 months |
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| previous knowledge |
| dependent on the course objective and final exam |
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| special features |
| also for those in employment as further education |
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| number of participants |
Type A: 7-10 participants
Type B: 5-8 participants
Type C: 5-7 participants |
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