- •Contents
- •Введение
- •Unit 1 Professional Communication
- •1. Work in small groups and answer these questions:
- •2. Read the advertisements and find out the main requirements for the jobs.
- •Would you like to apply for any of these positions? Why/Why not?
- •3. Match the following words with their definitions:
- •4. Complete the sentences using the following words:
- •5. If you have found an interesting job in some advertisement you must write a covering letter and a cv /resume. Have you ever written any of them? What information should you give in them?
- •In small groups, discuss the statements:
- •7. Listen again (Recording 1.1). What are the counsellor’s answers to the questions? Make notes to the questions you wrote in Exercise 6.
- •8. Read Josh Reed’s covering letter and complete it with the words and phrases from the box:
- •10. Work with a partner and discuss the following:
- •12 Read Carmen Frazier’s cv and answer the questions:
- •1. Study the information about the people and complete the organogram below.
- •2. If you are working, tell your partner about your job. If you are still studying, think about someone you know and tell your partner about their job, using the phrases below:
- •4. Read the dialogue and fill in the missing phrases:
- •5. What do these companies do? Talk about each companies activities, using the words from the table
- •8. Match the sentence halves.
- •9. Match these words and phrases from exercise 7 with a word or phrase from exercise 8 that has a similar meaning.
- •10. Work in pairs. Study the information about the companies and share it with your partner. Task for Student a:
- •Task for Student b:
- •11. Listen to the text about Sony Corporation and fill in the gaps. (Recording 1. 3)
- •12. Work in two groups. Make a list of good things you know about Sony.
- •What is so good about sony corporation?
- •13. Role-play the following situation. The tv channel invited the Sony ceo, Sony worker, customer to the show about successful corporations. Study the information and prepare for the role play.
- •14. Read the dialogue and fill in the missing phrases.
- •15. Talk to your partner about the company you work for or would like to work for in a in a similar way.
- •16. Study the information and answer the questions:
- •17. Write a memo to the employees of your company requesting them to come to the company picnic.
- •7. Listen to a conversation between Frank and Sue. What product are they discussing? Who likes it? (Recording 1.5) Listen again and complete the product description.
- •8. Inventions. Put these inventions into two columns – the best and the worst. There are two which appear in both columns:
- •11. Listen and fill in the gaps. (Recording 1.6) Cardboard Box Solar Cooker Wins the Prize
- •14. Choose a single product and prepare to give a brief product review.
- •1. In small groups, discuss the following:
- •2. Read the text and correct wrong statements:
- •What is design?
- •3. Look at the pictures and describe these products and their designs using adjectives and useful phrases from the boxes:
- •4. Listen to two designers talking about ideas for a new product and answer the questions (Recording 1.7):
- •5. Look at the sentences from the conversation. Translate them into Russian paying attention to modal verbs:
- •6. Complete the sentences with appropriate modal verbs:
- •7. Form adjectives or nouns from the words in the box:
- •8. Complete the description of a robotic vacuum cleaner with appropriate words from Exercise 7:
- •10. Listen to the presentation of a new product (Recording 1.8). What product is it? Complete the form:
- •11. Choose one of the products given below and complete the product design specification. Invent any additional information you need: product design specification
- •12. Read a report on two mobile phones and answer the questions:
- •13. Write a report on two hand dryers:
- •Unit 2 Scientific Communication
- •Submitting a Research Proposal
- •1. In small groups, talk about these questions:
- •2. Read the following extract from a website and then, in pairs, answer the questions.
- •6. Read your colleague's completed project summary. Then say what you think the commercial applications of her research might be.
- •Project summary
- •7. Match each highlighted section in the summary (a-f) to the correct function (1-6) from the list in Exercise 5.
- •8. Look at the highlighted sections a-f again. Underline the words that you could use in your own project summary.
- •9. Complete another project summary using the correct word or phrase from the box.
- •11. A) Match a sentence (a-e) from the Exercise 10 to the correct paragraph (1-5) of the full project summary. Nsf grant proposal for stabilization and optimal control of dynamic shell models
- •1. In small groups, talk about these questions:
- •3. Read and translate the text then, in pairs, answer the question bellow.
- •Why it's important for you to present your data at scientific conferences
- •4. Look at the online poster advertising a conference and answer the following questions:
- •5. Complete the following words and phrases from the poster using the words in the box.
- •6. Match the words and phrases (1-10) in Exercise 5 to the definitions (a-j).
- •7. Look at the list of typical conference activities (a-h) below and then discuss the following questions.
- •10. Look at the sentences from the conversations in Exercise 8c. Complete the spaces with the words in the box. Then listen and check your answers (Recording 2.2).
- •1. Read the text and answer the questions:
- •An experimental research paper
- •5. Read an extract from the introduction of a paper about the ability of lichens and microbes to survive in deep space. How many of the questions in Exercise 2 can you answer?
- •6. Complete the following summary on variables using the words in the box.
- •7. Match the instruments (1-8) to the pictures (a-h).
- •8. What meaning do the following suffixes add to the words in Exercise 7?
- •9. Complete the table below using the extract from the following research paper to help you.
- •10. The gapped words below all describe physical or chemical properties of substances. The meaning of each word is given on the right. Complete the words with the correct vowels (a, e, I, o, u)
- •11. Complete the sentences by choosing the correct preposition (a, b or c).
- •1 2. Look at the diagram from a review of supercritical fluid technology.
- •13. Complete the paragraphs from the results section of a paper using the words and phrases in the box.
- •1. Read the text and then do Exercise 2. The presentation journey
- •2. Write ‘who’, ‘why’, ‘what’ or ‘how’ next to each phrase. Check any vocabulary you don’t know.
- •3. All the phrases in italics below are appropriate when giving a formal talk on your research. Read extracts 1-8. Then listen and underline the phrase Milan uses in each one (Recording 2.3).
- •4. Match each pair of phrases (1-8) from Exercise 3 to their correct function (a-f) below. Note that one of the functions may be expressed with three different pairs of phrases.
- •5. Think of a piece of research you have done recently. Use the words and phrases in Exercise 3 to help you plan the introduction to a presentation about your research.
- •6. Below are five extracts from the main part of Milan's presentation. Match the beginnings (1-5) to the endings (a-e).
- •8. Read the text below. Why are signposts important? how do signposts work?
- •9. Phrases 1-22 below are examples of signposts. Read them and check any vocabulary you don’t know.
- •10. Milan has come to the end of his presentation. In pairs, look at the list (a-e) and decide on the best order for him to do these things. Then listen and check your answers (Recording 2.4).
- •12. Listen to the end of the presentation again (Recording 2.4) and complete the following phrases using between one and three words in each space.
- •13. Read the text about the ‘finish’ of a presentation and answer the questions below. Make your final message clear
- •2. Now compare your answers to the results of surveys of managers in several different countries. In your groups, discuss:
- •4. Read excerpts from a brochure by a global organisation on how to handle first meetings in four different countries. Which countries are being described?
- •5. Nigel Hastings is a director of an intercultural consultancy. Listen to him talking about managing first meeting in different cultures (Recording 3.1).
- •6. Complete these open questions which you could use in a first conversation with a stranger.
- •7. Closed questions, which require a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer, can also help small talk. One way to ask closed questions is to make a statement followed by a short question tag, for example:
- •8. Read about the impact of cultural differences on conversational styles and answer these questions:
- •10. People from different cultures not only speak different languages but also use non-verbal communication in different ways.
- •3B Negotiations
- •2. Define ‘negotiation’ in a sentence. Then compare definitions with the rest of your group.
- •3. Look at the list of behaviours typically used by negotiators. Which do you consider to be the most important for a successful negotiator? Are there any you consider unimportant?
- •8. Complex negotiations may require several participants and each team member must play a specific role. Complete the team roles model below using the pairs of words in the box.
- •9. Read the text about team negotiations and answer these questions:
- •10. Wang Mei Ling works for an electronics company based in Shanghai. Listen to Ms Wang talking about her experience of negotiating with an American company (Recording 3.3).
- •3C Contracts and Agreements
- •1. Have you ever negotiated / entered into a contract? What kind of contract was that? Tell the group about your experiences.
- •3. Now complete the sentences with one of the terms above. Use the correct form of the words.
- •4. Read the text about contracts and answer the questions. Requirements for a Contract
- •5. Match the types of contract to their definitions.
- •6. Contracts often use formal and outdated language. Look at the example. Can you guess what the word “hereinafter” means?
- •7. Read an extract from a contract between a supplier and a customer. Contract Agreement
- •1. Definition of Terms:
- •2. Duration of the Contract
- •3. Delivery
- •4. Price
- •8. Cof Solutions is one of the uk's premier suppliers of high-quality office furniture. Read their advertisement.
- •9. Work in pair. Role play the following situation.
- •10. The customer agrees to place an order with cof Solutions. In small groups prepare a draft contract using the example in Exercise 7.
- •3D Project Management
- •1 . Read three definitions of project management. Use your dictionary to help you understand.
- •3. Read about how project management skills are used in different careers. Project management in action
- •Business Owners
- •Engineers
- •4. Which project management skills are mentioned in the text?
- •5. Match the terms on the left with their definitions on the right.
- •6. Every project life cycle contains five steps:
- •Initiation Planning Implementation Monitoring/Control Closure
- •7. Study the collocations with the verb get which are often used to talk about a project.
- •8. Meetings are central to project management. Most meetings have an agenda - a list of matters to be discussed in the meeting.
- •Imagine that you are the chairperson in a meeting. It is the start of the meeting and you are telling your colleagues about the items on the agenda. What phrases might you use?
- •Заключение
- •Список литературы
- •In english
Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации
Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение
высшего профессионального образования
«Тамбовский государственный технический университет»
Н. А. Гунина, Е. В. Дворецкая
Л. Ю. Королева, Т. В. Мордовина
профессиональное общение
на Английском языке
PROFESSIONAL
COMMUNICATION
IN ENGLISH
Учебное электронное мультимедийное издание
комбинированного распространения
Тамбов
Изд-во ФГБОУ ВПО «ТГТУ»
2016
УДК 811.111 (075.8)
ББК Ш 13(Ан) – 923 я 73
Г - 948
Рецензенты:
Кандидат филологических наук, доцент кафедры
зарубежной филологии и лингвистики факультета филологии и журналистики ФГБОУ ВПО «ТГУ имени Г. Р. Державина»
Е. Ю. Дубовицкая
Доктор филологических наук, профессор, зав. кафедрой иностранных языков ФГБОУ ВПО «ТГТУ»
М. Н. Макеева
В 79 Гунина, Н. А. Профессиональное общение на английском языке. [Электронный ресурс : учебное пособие для магистрантов первого курса очного и заочного отделений, обучающихся по направлению «Международная профессиональная коммуникация» / Н. А. Гунина, Е. В. Дворецкая, Л. Ю. Королева, Т. В. Мордовина. – Тамбов: Изд-во ФГБОУ ВПО «ТГТУ», 2016. – 1 электрон. опт. диск (CD-ROM). – Системные требования : ПК не ниже класса Pentium II; CD-ROM-дисковод 128 Мб RAM; Windows 95/98/XP; мышь. – Загл. с экрана.
Состоит из трех учебных блоков, включающих материалы по профессиональной, научной и деловой коммуникации. Каждый раздел содержит несколько подразделов, охватывающих различные аспекты английского языка, применительно к данным видам коммуникации. Подбор практических заданий, позволяет сформировать и закрепить основные умения и навыки различных видов иноязычной речевой деятельности – чтения, говорения, аудирования и письма.
Пособие предназначено для магистрантов первого курса очного и заочного отделений, обучающихся по направлению «Международная профессиональная коммуникация».
Все права на копирование и распространение в любой форме остаются за разработчиком. Нелегальное копирование и использование данного продукта запрещено.
© Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования «Тамбовский государственный технический университет» (ФГБОУ ВПО «ТГТУ»), 2016.
Contents
Введение ……..…………………………………….....
Unit 1 Professional Communication…………….
1А Applying for a Job……………………………
1B Companies and Businesses…………………..
1C Innovations and Products……………………
1 D Design and Specifications ………………….
Unit 2 Scientific Communication………………..
2A Submitting a Research Proposal…………….
2B Participating in a Research Conference…….
2C Writing a Research Paper…………………...
2D Giving a Presentation at a Research
Conference………………………………………
Unit 3 Business Communication………………............
3A Interpersonal and Intercultural Contacts…..
3B Negotiations ………………………………….
3C Contracts and Agreements…………………..
3D Project Management…………………………
Заключение………………………………..
Список дополнительной литературы.
Введение
Данное учебное пособие предназначено для магистрантов первого курса очного и заочного отделений, обучающихся по направлению «Международная профессиональная коммуникация». изучающих английский язык для практического использования в деловой, профессиональной и научной деятельности.
Цель пособия: обучение иноязычному устному и письменному профессиональному, деловому и научному общению, а также формированию навыков межкультурной коммуникации, включая стереотипы мышления и поведения в культуре изучаемого языка.
Пособие направлено на решение следующих задач:
• расширить лексический запас обучающихся;
• обеспечить закрепление и активизацию грамматического материала;
• развить умения и навыки ознакомительного, просмотрового, поискового и аналитического чтения;
• умения и навыки говорения и понимания иноязычной речи на слух.
Пособие служит формированию следующих компетенций:
Общекультурные компетенции:
- способность совершенствовать и развивать свой интеллектуальный и общекультурный уровень, самостоятельно обучаться новым методам исследования;
- способность и готовность к творческой адаптации к конкретным условиям выполняемых задач и их инновационным решениям;
- способность свободно пользоваться иностранным языком как средством делового общения, базовой и специальной лексикой и основной терминологией по специальности, владеть навыками устной и письменной коммуникации, изложения проблем и решений, четких и ясных выводов;
- умение создавать и редактировать тексты профессионального назначения, анализировать логику рассуждений и высказываний;
- способность к профессиональному росту;
- способность самостоятельно получать знания, используя различные источники информации;
- способность к активной социальной мобильности;
- владение навыками перевода общего и профессионального текста, техниками общения с иностранным партнером;
- готовность к активному общению с коллегами в научной, производственной и социально-общественной сферах деятельности;
- способность адаптироваться к новым ситуациям, переоценке накопленного опыта, анализу своих возможностей;
- навыки публичных деловых и научных коммуникаций;
- способность воспринимать различия этнических особенностей, традиций и культур, самостоятельно работать в межкультурном пространстве;
- способность самостоятельно работать на международном уровне.
Профессиональные компетенции:
- способность понимать основные проблемы в своей предметной области, выбирать методы и средства их решения;
- способность самостоятельно приобретать и использовать в практической деятельности новые знания и умения, в том числе в новых областях знаний, непосредственно не связанных со сферой деятельности;
- способность осуществлять сбор, анализ информации отечественного и зарубежного опыта по тематике исследования;
- способность к работе в многонациональных коллективах, в том числе при работе над междисциплинарными и инновационными проектами, создавать в коллективах отношения делового сотрудничества;
- способность представить (опубликовать) результат научного исследования на конференции или в печатном издании, в том числе на иностранном языке;
- способность организовывать и проводить переговоры с представителями заказчика и профессиональные консультации на предприятиях и в организациях.
Данные цели, задачи и компетенции определяют структуру пособия, составленного из трех тематических разделов: Professional Communication, Scientific Communication и Business Communication. Каждый раздел разбит на четыре подраздела и включает оптимальное количество заданий на развитие основных видов речевой деятельности обучающихся: чтение, говорение, аудирование и письмо.
Идея и разработка данного пособия принадлежит Л. Ю. Королевой, Н. А. Гуниной (Unit I), Т. В. Мордовиной (Unit II), Е. В. Дворецкой (Unit III).
