Military English

Military English

Army, navy, and air forces from many nations need to work together effectively, using English. Military English courses focus specifically on meeting the language and communication needs of military personnel engaged in international cooperation assignments.

Case Study.

- individual

-  learning in teams

In this first course, we look at all the preliminary skills in crafting a coherent rough cut.

Section 1. Welcome

Section 2 Culture in Military Operations

Section 3 'Back to the Future' With World War II lessons

Section 4 Body Language. Can You Spot the Liar?

Section 5 NATO STANAG 6001 - LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Section 6 Weapon of mass destruction (WMD)

Section 7 Have knowledge on cases of attempted or realized acts of terrorism

Section 8 Сrush the fear of public speaking

Section 9 Trust but verify

Broader vocabulary

Greater confidence to convey your message in English

Key military English terminology

Your Tools to Becoming a Powerful Creative Military

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Outside The Course:

Professional Edit Psychology

Building a sustainable career in editing is complex. Independent reading and My ted-ed classes. Think, Answer questions, Discuss

Training Packs and Cases

were considered as a professional development training that is capable of creating virtual environments suitable for practicing and rehearsing large-scale missions. I was given the task to craft a comprehensive virtual training simulation that enables learners to:

- work through the standard actions in emergency situations;

- test various defensive scenarios

* STANAG 6001, Language Proficiency Levels, is the NATO agreed to standard for language curriculum, test development, and for recording and reporting Standardized Language Profiles. Listening, Writing, Reading, Speaking. Different Topics.

* Test (BAT) EXAMINEE.  The test was developed by a large group of testing specialists from NATO member countries. They designed, wrote, reviewed, and revised test material through on-line interaction and face-to-face meetings during a three-year period. Standards setting and establishment of cutoff scores for each level were also done through a combination of online and face-to-face activities. Topics from Math to Constructions.

Professional Development English

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What you will learn

• understand the importance of identifying the relevant aspects of culture that affect military
• understand " What are the rules of wars"
• understand, improving your body language can have a big effect

Rating: 2.6

Level: Intermediate Level

Duration: 5 hours

Instructor: Marina Hrabar