Subject: Practical English – Management of Tourism Industry

Prerequisites: to have relevant knowledge of English for specific purposes

Aims of the subject: to acquire an adequate level of ESP oriented towards students field of study

 

Annotation:

The aim of the course is to introduce  students to English for specific purposesTourism. The development of diverse language-cultural settings, that is the Czech and  Anglosaxon, will be analyse and compared. The students will master English for Tourism which will be applied to the study of foreign tourism literature and which will be used in the students´ own projects.

 

 

Subject matter:

 

1.     Unit 9 - Tourism providers

 

2.     Unit 10 - Customer relations

 

3.     Unit 10 – Complaints

 

4.     Scenario 2 - Customer relations

 

5.     Unit 11 - Hotels

 

6.     Unit 12 - Selecting locations

 

7.     Unit 13 - Tourist information centres

 

8.     Unit 14 - Marketing the past

 

9.     Unit 15 - Air travel

 

10. Unit 15 - Business conference

 

11.  Profile of the travel agencies in the CR

 

12. Students´oral presentations

 

13. Final consolidation

 

Assessment strategy and method: a written report based on empirical mini-field researchcredit,  exam – oral presentation of the  itinerary of a trip

 

Compulsory reading:

English for International Tourism. Miriam Jacobs, Peter Strutt. London:

Longman.1997.

Beaver, Alan (2002). A Dictionary of Travel and Tourism Terminology.

CABI Publishing.

 

Recommended literature:

Harding.K.1998. Going International. OUP.

Dictionary of Hotels,Tourism and Catering Management. Peter

Collin Publishing. 1996

Test Your Business English: Hotel and Catering. Alison Pohl. Penguin.1996.

Burns.P.M. 1999. An Introduction to Tourism and Anthropology.Routledge.

Harrison, David (ed) (2001) Tourism and the less developed world : issues and

case studies. London : CABI publishing.

Meethan,  Kevin (2001) Tourism in Global Society: place,  culture, consumption. New York: Palgrave.

Pásková, Martina a Josef Zelenka (2002) Cestovní ruch. Výkladový slovník. Česká republika: Ministerstvo pro místní rozvoj.

 

 

Information on combined form of studies

Subject

Practical English – VI (CAJ 6)

a) Web CT no

 

b) other websites: no

 

c) server H: H:/ukazky/novotna/caj 5,6

 

other sources:

-         iExamapplying f

-         syllabus including literature – ISIT

 

Consultation hours within 12 hours, plus granting credits.

Instructions for individual study  will be disseminated during the  first consultation session.