+ Audio CD A course for classroom or self-study use Szerzők: Amy Krois-Lindner,
Matt Firth Cambridge University Press, 2008 Introduction to International Legal
English is an intermediate level course for law students or newly-qualified
lawyers who need to use English in their legal work or studies. Suitable for
classroom use or self-study, the course prepares learners for using English in a
commercial law environment, focusing on a variety of legal topics including
company law, litigation and arbitration, criminal law and comparative law. Using
authentic legal texts and case studies supplied by TransLegalR, Europe's leading
firm of lawyer-linguists, the course develops learners' understanding of the law
while simultaneously consolidating their language skills. Featuring both
academic and professional contexts, Introduction to International Legal English
develops the four key skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. The
accompanying Teacher's Book provides full support for teachers without a law
background and includes guidance on all the exercises as well as a range of
activities to bring a more communicative dimension to the course. With an author
team comprising lawyers from the US, Britain and Canada and ELT specialists,
teachers and students can be confident that the language and content is
authentic and practical. Introduction to International Legal English is suitable
for learners who may not have extensive knowledge of the law. It takes learners
up to the point where they can begin using the International Legal English
coursebook and start preparation for the Cambridge ILEC examination. A kötet
adatai: Formátum: A/4 Kötés: puhatáblás Megjelenés éve: 2008 Terjedelem: 160
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