Overview
Information literacy is an essential lifelong academic and professional skill.
Information literacy is an essential lifelong academic and professional skill.
Throughout this course, students will be exposed to the practical methods of learning “how to learn”. Students will also get an understanding of how to; acquire and/or improve their ways of sourcing, evaluating, interpreting and applying sound sources of knowledge. Furthermore, this module focuses on the communication skills required on a daily basis and can be amalgamated into everyday conversations. This module will equip students with the language competencies necessary to handle the course content and related tasks and assignments.
Duration
3 MonthsStarting
September, 2024Delivery
Face to faceLanguage
Delivered in EnglishCredits
20 ECTSAcademic English – EQF/MQF Level 4 – 20 ECTS
- The use of different communication methods (e.g., telephone calls, emails, etc.);
- The purpose and importance of academic writing;
- The difference between academic integrity and dishonesty (plagiarism, fabrication, cheating, professional misconduct);
- The development of academic writing and voice;
- The importance of reading literacy and the various modes of reading;
- The purpose and utility of taking notes;
- Different forms of written assignments (essay, reflective, essay, short reviews, short answers) and their expectations;
- How to use structuring techniques (format, paragraphs, content) for effective written assignments;
- The benefits of planning for examinations and how to manage stress;
Assessment Criteria
This module will be assessed through class contribution (10%), an assignment (30%), a presentation (20%) and an exam (40%).
- The use of different communication methods (e.g., telephone calls, emails, etc.);
- The purpose and importance of academic writing;
- The difference between academic integrity and dishonesty (plagiarism, fabrication, cheating, professional misconduct);
- The development of academic writing and voice;
- The importance of reading literacy and the various modes of reading;
- The purpose and utility of taking notes;
- Different forms of written assignments (essay, reflective, essay, short reviews, short answers) and their expectations;
- How to use structuring techniques (format, paragraphs, content) for effective written assignments;
- The benefits of planning for examinations and how to manage stress;
As part of the enrolment process, all applicants will be assessed via Avanza’s interview board. All entries will be assessed on an individual basis. Learners are required to be 16+ years of age, possess either:
As part of the enrolment process, all applicants will be assessed via Avanza’s interview board. All entries will be assessed on an individual basis. Learners are required to be 16+ years of age, possess either; Secondary Education Certificate, 4 O-levels (Grade 5 or better) in Maths, English and another 2 subjects or equivalent; or Mature Students as per Avanza Academy’s Internal Quality Assurance document. Individuals applying under the clause of mature students may be asked to sit for an interview or aptitude test prior to admission to the course.
This module will be assessed through class contribution (10%), an assignment (30%), a presentation (20%) and an exam (40%).
Location
Avanza Training Academy
Head Office
Oftec Business Centre,
1-2, Notabile Road
Birkirkara, BKR1876
Malta.
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