SAP Bahasa Inggris 1
Syllabus
No
Revision Number
Valid Date
ISO Clause
Prepared by
Checked by
Approved by
ELC Team
Tita Ratna Wulandari, M. Pd.
Iskandar Rosyidin, S. Pd.
1. Faculty
2. Study Program
3. Course Title
4. Course Code
5. Prerequisite
6. Course Status
7. Course Description
8. Objectives
9. Weekly Teaching Process
: FRM/KUL/01/02
: 03
: October 1, 2008
: 7.5.1 and 7
Valid Date
:
:
: English 1
:
:: Compulsory
: This course provides a general Business English course both for students who have not yet worked in business and for
people who are working and have experience of business environments.
: At the end, the students are expected to practice their four language skills, namely Listening, Speaking, Reading and
Writing. The students are also able to understand some grammar focuses such as reported speech, tenses in time clauses,
complex questions, used to, relative pronoun, and comparison. The students are expected to write a formal letter as well.
Finally, this course is aimed to aid the students to do BULATS as their English examination
No
(week)
1
2
Topics
Sub-Topics
Class Mode
Hart (2011)
Question and Answer
Lecturing and Presentation
Unit 1 (Staff development
Recruitment Brochure
Conversation about a
and training)
Unit 1 (Staff development and
training)
course
Expressing personal opinions
Comparison of adjectives
Making suggestions
Ibid
Unit 3 (Letter of enquiry and
applications)
Job satisfaction at EMI
Advice
on
job
application
Ibid
Introduction
3
References
training
Mode
Mode
(listening)
4
Unit 3 (Letter of enquiry and
Asking complex questions formal
applications)
and informal style
A letter of enquiry about carriers
5
6
7
8
9
Unit 5 (Promotional activities
(writing)
The power of brands
and branding)
Supermarket’s own brands
Brainstorming (speaking)
Unit 5 (Promotional activities Promoting a product
Marketing terms: brand, logo, etc.
and branding)
Unit 9 (Going it alone)
Buying into a franchise
A letter to a franchiser
A letter of enquiry to a franchiser
Mid Term
Unit 9 (Going it alone)
Financial terms
Tenses in time clauses
Role Play
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Audio aid
Writing individually
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode; Browsing the material
from internet; role play
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Mode
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode
10
11
12
13
Unit 13 (Business hotels and
sales conferences)
Unit 13 (Business hotels and
sales conferences)
Unit 17 (New technologies
and change)
Unit 17 (New technologies
and change)
14
Unit 18 (Using the internet)
15
Unit 21 (Customer loyalty)
Business accommodation (reading)
Conference problem (listening)
Hotel vocabulary
Expressing criticism
Contrasting ideas
Ibid
Audio aid, assignment, group
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Discussion: new technologies and
change; what is important when
making changes
Ibid
Mode, role play
Writing individually
Introducing new technology
Used to for past actions/habits
Ibid
Writing individually,
The definite article
Website design
Favorite website
Relative pronouns
discussion
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Mode
Presentation Mode
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode, role play
16
10. Scoring System
Final Semester (BULATS Like)
15% assignment and participation which include: class participation, presentation, and grand summary.
15% quizzes
30% mid term
40% final semester
11. Teaching and Learning Strategies
Lecture and questions and answer
Oral presentation
Individual assignment Group discussion
Exercise – questions for assignments
E-learning
Combination of those five
12. References
Hart, B. G. 2011. Business Benchmark Upper-Intermediate. Cambridge University Press.
No
Revision Number
Valid Date
ISO Clause
Prepared by
Checked by
Approved by
ELC Team
Tita Ratna Wulandari, M. Pd.
Iskandar Rosyidin, S. Pd.
1. Faculty
2. Study Program
3. Course Title
4. Course Code
5. Prerequisite
6. Course Status
7. Course Description
8. Objectives
9. Weekly Teaching Process
: FRM/KUL/01/02
: 03
: October 1, 2008
: 7.5.1 and 7
Valid Date
:
:
: English 1
:
:: Compulsory
: This course provides a general Business English course both for students who have not yet worked in business and for
people who are working and have experience of business environments.
: At the end, the students are expected to practice their four language skills, namely Listening, Speaking, Reading and
Writing. The students are also able to understand some grammar focuses such as reported speech, tenses in time clauses,
complex questions, used to, relative pronoun, and comparison. The students are expected to write a formal letter as well.
Finally, this course is aimed to aid the students to do BULATS as their English examination
No
(week)
1
2
Topics
Sub-Topics
Class Mode
Hart (2011)
Question and Answer
Lecturing and Presentation
Unit 1 (Staff development
Recruitment Brochure
Conversation about a
and training)
Unit 1 (Staff development and
training)
course
Expressing personal opinions
Comparison of adjectives
Making suggestions
Ibid
Unit 3 (Letter of enquiry and
applications)
Job satisfaction at EMI
Advice
on
job
application
Ibid
Introduction
3
References
training
Mode
Mode
(listening)
4
Unit 3 (Letter of enquiry and
Asking complex questions formal
applications)
and informal style
A letter of enquiry about carriers
5
6
7
8
9
Unit 5 (Promotional activities
(writing)
The power of brands
and branding)
Supermarket’s own brands
Brainstorming (speaking)
Unit 5 (Promotional activities Promoting a product
Marketing terms: brand, logo, etc.
and branding)
Unit 9 (Going it alone)
Buying into a franchise
A letter to a franchiser
A letter of enquiry to a franchiser
Mid Term
Unit 9 (Going it alone)
Financial terms
Tenses in time clauses
Role Play
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Audio aid
Writing individually
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode; Browsing the material
from internet; role play
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Mode
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode
10
11
12
13
Unit 13 (Business hotels and
sales conferences)
Unit 13 (Business hotels and
sales conferences)
Unit 17 (New technologies
and change)
Unit 17 (New technologies
and change)
14
Unit 18 (Using the internet)
15
Unit 21 (Customer loyalty)
Business accommodation (reading)
Conference problem (listening)
Hotel vocabulary
Expressing criticism
Contrasting ideas
Ibid
Audio aid, assignment, group
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Discussion: new technologies and
change; what is important when
making changes
Ibid
Mode, role play
Writing individually
Introducing new technology
Used to for past actions/habits
Ibid
Writing individually,
The definite article
Website design
Favorite website
Relative pronouns
discussion
Lecturing and Presentation
Ibid
Mode
Presentation Mode
Ibid
Lecturing and Presentation
Mode, role play
16
10. Scoring System
Final Semester (BULATS Like)
15% assignment and participation which include: class participation, presentation, and grand summary.
15% quizzes
30% mid term
40% final semester
11. Teaching and Learning Strategies
Lecture and questions and answer
Oral presentation
Individual assignment Group discussion
Exercise – questions for assignments
E-learning
Combination of those five
12. References
Hart, B. G. 2011. Business Benchmark Upper-Intermediate. Cambridge University Press.