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| Your module
homepage gives you clear objectives for each module,
telling you what you will be learning.
You are then given a scenario: your job and who
you work for.
You can then click on the correspondence to find
out what your colleague, boss or client has to
say. This will give you your task for this module.
Click here
to find out more about your module homepage
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| The
tutorial |
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| Each module
contains about six different tutorials and covers
the information on format, tone, vocabulary and
grammar that you need to complete your task.
In this section you can test your understanding
by completing the interactive activities at the
end of each tutorial. Once you have completed
an activity, you cannot re-do it. However, you
can always go back and view the tutorials by clicking
on the 'previous tutorials' bar in the menu.
Click here
to find out more about tutorials and activities
Your marks are saved in the system automatically,
so you can always go back and check your progress.
You can see the marks for each activity and for
each module; you can even check to see how you
answered!
Click here
to find out more about your progress reports
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| The
task |
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| The final activity
in the module is to write the email, letter, report
etc as detailed in the scenario.
You will write two drafts for each assignment.
These drafts are marked by your personal tutor.
You will have the opportunity to correct your
mistakes after the first draft. Then your final
draft will be graded and your mark will be added
to your progress report online.
Click here
to find out more about the feedback you'll receive
Each module should take you about two weeks to
complete, or about 4-6 hours.
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