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English For Special Purposes – ESP
- LCCI - Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Londres
http://www.lcci-france.com/
If you need to enhance the skills of any of your colleagues or staff, check out the FTBE
(Further Certificate for Teachers of Business English) courses being offered by ILC in Paris at
ILC France
- ILC France
http://www.ilcfrance.com/
ILC is one of France’s top teacher training schools, they are part of
the International House Group, the world's leading trainer of English Teachers.
The courses are for teachers of general English and newly qualified teachers who wish to become confident,
competent teachers of Business English. Top ILC trainers will teach the syllabus of the London Chamber of
Commerce and Industry’s Further Certificate for Teachers of Business English -- FTBE. The trainees will
then sit the exam.
This is the first new service from the new LCCI office with partners here in France.
We can now offer you an enhanced service including information in French for you and your
clients, online reservation, payment in Euros...
For information about other LCCI tests and exams please visit
LCCI - Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Londres, or
contact Ian Bell, Director, to find out how to become a Registered Centre.
LCCI Qualifications France
63 rue des Panoyaux
F-75020 PARIS
Phone: 01 47 97 47 42
Mobile: 06 77 76 55 22
Email: i.bell@lcci-france.com
- English for Specific Purposes, Case Studies in TESOL Practice
http://www.tesol.org/pubs/catalog/casestudies.html#951
In this new book, twenty authors from around the world describe their ESP work in university
and workplace settings; edited by Thomas Orr.
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Developing an English for Specific Purposes Course Using a Learner
Centered Approach: A Russian Experience
http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/Techniques/Sysoyev-ESP.html
by Pavel V. Sysoyev in The Internet TESL Journal, March 2000
- DLVP
http://www.langues-vivantes.u-bordeaux2.fr/
The Département des Langues Vivantes Pratiques at the University
of Bordeaux has pages of interest to ESP specialists in France. Go
to GERAS (Groupe d'Etudes et de Recherche en Anglais de Spécialité),
ESP theses, the DEA Anglais de Spécialité page, the journal Asp and more.
- English for Biotechnology
http://go.to/english4biotech/
An excellent resource by Joe Greenman in Berlin. Stop by!
- ESP dissertation
http://www.les.aston.ac.uk/lsu/diss/vwarta.html
This site is by Vilmos Warta in Hungary.
- EMP: English for Medical Purposes
http://www.unav.es/emp/emp.html
Site owned and maintained by Paul Miller in Spain
- English for Specific Purposes World
http://www.esp-world.info
This is a free online ESP journal which started in May 2002.
- ESP Interest
Section of TESOL, Inc.
http://www.u-aizu.ac.jp/~t-orr/tesol/index.html
With announcements, articles, books, conferences, journals, links,
professional contacts and helpful professional advice.
- ESP Egypt Mailing
List
http://www.egroups.com/group/esp-egypt/
Moderated by Mohamed A. Sharaf
To subscribe to the list send email to esp-egypt-subscribe@egroups.com
- ESP: What does it mean? Why is it different?
http://antpc1.ice.ous.ac.jp/
by L. Anthony
- ESP - State of the Art
http://www.man.ac.uk/CELSE/
by Richard West
- EST-L For teachers of English for Science and Technology
This is an unmoderated discussion list designed for teachers of English
for Science and Technology (EST). And it's a very good list at that!
Subscribe to EST-L by sending an email message to: listserv@asu.edu
In the body of your email write the four words:
subscribe est-l (your-first-name) (your-last-name)
You may post to the group by sending a message to:
est-l@asu.edu
- Foreign Language in Tourism Training
http://www.lingocity.com/flitt/
This site maintained by Simon Magennis is dedicated to the discussion
of foreign language standards for professionals in the Tourism industry and to closely related topics.
- International Scientific English: Some thoughts on science, language and ownership
http://www.tribunes.com/tribune/art97/wooda.htm
By A. Wood
- Englishmed
http://www.englishmed.com/
This medical English project was funded by the Leonardo da Vinci / EU
for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists and medical students who wish to improve their general English in a medical context.
The internet site with 20 dialogues and more than 2,500 interactive exercises
- MedWeb Computer Assisted Assessment
http://medweb.bham.ac.uk/caa/
This is a medical test site.
- Military English
1) Military
English
http://eleaston.com/materials.html#military
2) Military
Vocabulary
http://eleaston.com/vocabulary.html#Military
- Online Technical Writing
http://www.io.com/%7Ehcexres/tcm1603/tcmmain.html
This site is by David A. McMurrey of Austin Community College. It
offers a wealth of ideas.
- Pharma Lexicon
http://www.pharma-lexicon.com/
A huge database of medical, pharma ,biotech, veterinary, dentistry,
agrochem and healthcare abbreviations (50,000). Quite a resource for students and
teachers!
Pharma-Lexicon is based in Hastings, East Sussex in the
United Kingdom. Their parent company is The Scientific World Inc.
- Plane Talking
http://www.realenglish.tm.fr/planetalking.html
English Phraseology for International Communication – Plane Talking
is a computer-assisted learning method for pilots and flight crews.
It teaches standard English phraseology for international radiotelephony
as defined primarily by the ICAO, although it includes variants from
the CAA and the FAA.
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