Oral English at the University of Nice

                                                         3LCE

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                                                         Semester TWO:
                                         3 LCE Student Pack Sem2

                                                          Semester ONE:
                                               3 LCE Student Pack Sem1

Semester II

    Multimedia TPO Class Option 4:
    - Music Option

    Multimedia TPO Class Option 3:
    - Movie Critic

Semester I

    Multimedia TPO Class Option 6:
       Tape Journal/Sound Portrait

    Multimedia TPO Class Option 4:
       Poetry in Person

    Classroom Observation report:
      Click to save and print: observation.doc

    Portfolio Option #5:
    Ideas for Organising an English Society Event

    How to use Creative Wave to make an Audio Recording:

CreativeWave Studio is a programme installed on the computers in the multimedia labs which allows you to record yourself speaking English. Here is how it works:
a) Open CreativeWave through Démarrer > Programmes > Creative > CreativeWave. You will see a new file ready to record.
b) Click on the record button to test your levels. Click on stop, then play. If it's too loud, put your
mic under your chin, turn down the volume and try again.
c) To save, find 'Save as' from the drop-down menu, browse to find Transfert167 or Transfert170 and save your file under your first name plus last initial (JaneB) in your lecteur's folder.
d) Listen to your file: if you hate it, make another, then delete the first.

Having trouble? For further tips and information, click here.

This section describes the oral language training for third year students majoring in English (spécialistes) at the University of Nice.

The English LCE programme (littératures et civilisations étrangères) taught in the English Department involves classes in English-language literature, the civilisation (or socio-political history) of the English-speaking world, English linguistics and French/English translation, and oral English.

Many students plan to become English teachers, traditionally at the secondary level (see advanced courses), but also increasingly in the primary schools (see early English, anglais précoce). Different types of student enrollment are described here.