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2021-03-26 01:33:08Cracow University of Economics foreign language qualification as the 2021-2022 Study Abroad Scholarship Eligibility Requirement
Foreign language qualification exams for Cracow University of Economics students applying for 2021-2022 Study Abroad Scholarship.
Place |
Language Centre at Cracow University of Economics |
Deadline for submission |
Foreign Language Exam Registration (here): by April 06, 2021
Submission of Certificates (the office of the Language Centre) (here): by April 12, 2021
Registration based on the grades obtained in the CUE language course (here): by April 12, 2021
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Duration of Study Abroad |
Academic year 2021-2022 study abroad period (only 1 enrolment session planned) |
Country |
Europe, Asia, South America, North America |
Language |
English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Ukrainian |
Name |
Cracow University of Economics foreign language qualification as the 2021-2022 Study Abroad Scholarship Eligibility Requirement ─ the initial and mandatory Scholarship Eligibility Requirement |
Objective |
REGISTRATION AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE QUALIFICATION Language qualification requires the submission of a certificate in a foreign language and/or the participation in the exam conducted by the DFL for the purpose of recruitment. ATTENTION! Students who gained O points at the exam conducted by the DFL have not fullfilled the language requirements at B2 level as described by CEFR (Common European Framework for Languages).
Foreign Language Exam Registration (here): by April 06, 2021
Submission of Certificates (the office of the Language Centre) (here): by April 12, 2021
Registration based on the grades obtained in the CUE language course (here): by April 12, 2021
Exams:
English – April 09, 2021 Languages: French, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian ─ April 09, 2021
Essential information: There is only one language examination date! Note: The University Foreign Language Course Examination results are also taken into account. Students who took part in language courses at CUE at B2 or C1 level, with satisfactory plus (3.5), good (4.0) or very good (5.0) grades will be exempted from sitting the Foreign Language Exam.
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Requirements |
Foreign Language Exam Registration or the submission of a certificate in a foreign language by the respective date provided by the DFL. |
The level of foreign language shall be based on the result of the examination conducted by CUE DFL.
B2 level spoken qualification examination
The examination is conducted remotely online and takes about 20 minutes. The questions asked by the examiner will be relating to everyday life, interests, and current events.
Points will be awarded for:
- grammatical accuracy and vocabulary
- pronunciation
- the ability to produce complex arguments
- short reading comprehension and a follow-up discussion
- general impression
Level |
Grammar |
Lexis |
Pronunciation |
Structure and discourse management – based on the text |
Interactive Communications and general impression |
C1 |
Shows a good control of simple structures and a big independence with more sophisticated ones |
Uses a wide range of appropriate vocabulary to give and exchange views on a wide range of topics |
Is intelligible, intonation is appropriate , sentence and word stress accurately placed |
Produces extended stretches of language with very little hesitation. Contributions are relevant and there is a clear organisation of ideas. Uses a wide range of cohesive devices and discourse markers. |
Initiates and responds appropriately, linking contributions to the other speaker, maintains and develops the interaction towards an outcome. |
B2 |
Shows a good control of simple structures and attempts to use more sophisticated ones |
Uses a wide range of appropriate vocabulary to give and exchange views on a range of familiar topics |
Generally is intelligible, intonation is generalny appropriate , sentence and word stress generally accurately placed |
Produces stretches of language with very some hesitation. Contributions are relevant and there is a clear organisation of ideas. Uses a range of cohesive devices and discourse markers. |
With very little support initiates and responds appropriately, linking contributions to the other speaker, maintains and develops the interaction towards an outcome. |
B1 |
Shows a good control of simple structures and does not use more sophisticated ones |
Uses a range of appropriate vocabulary to give and exchange views on familiar topics |
Mostly is intelligible, intonation is mostly appropriate , sentence and word stress mostly accurately placed |
Produces shorter stretches of language with very some hesitation. Contributions are relevant and there is a clear organisation of ideas. Uses a range of cohesive devices and discourse markers. |
With some support initiates and responds appropriately, linking contributions to the other speaker, maintains and develops the interaction towards an outcome. |
A2 |
Uses a good control of simple structures |
Uses a range of appropriate vocabulary to give and exchange views when talking about everyday situations |
Mostly is intelligible, intonation is usually appropriate, sentence and word stress placed but mistakes may occur |
Produces short stretches of language with hesitation. Contributions are relevant and there is a clear organisation of ideas. Uses simple cohesive devices and discourse markers. |
With support initiates and responds appropriately, linking contributions to the other speaker, maintains and develops the interaction towards an outcome with some prompting. |
Student represents B2 level if he/she obtains three B2 grades and the other two are either C1 or B1.
Certificates/copies should be sent via email to: lankoa@uek.krakow.pl (DFL office) by 12 April 2021. In addition, foreign education diploma or a Modern Languages/Philology diploma exempt a student from the foreign language qualification examination / 6 pts. /
The results of the qualification examination conducted from 2019 will be recognized in the current Study Abroad Scholarship qualifications. The certification does not exclude the possibility of an accession to the qualification examination on generally accepted principles. / points do not add up /
Students can be awarded an exemption from the foreign language qualification in the following cases:
- they have obtained a degree in a modern language philology
- they have completed the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme or a bilingual school leaving examination programme (the grades received in the language examination are not considered)
- they have a certificate to confirm the course completion as part of the student exchange programme, indicating the target language of this course
- they have obtained the satisfactory plus (3.5), good grade (4.0) or higher at the end of their language course at the level of B2 or C1, conducted at CUE or other universities. In case of the C1 level, the grade satisfactory (3.0) might be respected as well.
Points awarded:
Level B2, grade 3.5 - 4 points
Level B2, grade 4.0 or higher - 5 points
Level C1, grade 3.0 and 3.5 – 5 points
Level C1, grade 4.0 or higher - 6 points
- first year students of full-time first cycle studies after the first and the third semester
Points awarded:
B2 level, 70,5-75 points scored during the semester – 4 points
B2 level, 76-100 points scored during the semester – 5 points
C1 level, 60-75 points scored during the semester – 5 points
C1 level, 76-100 points scored during the semester – 6 points
- first year students of part-time first cycle studies and students of part and full-time second cycle studies after the first and the third semester
Points awarded:
B2 level, the minimum of 70,5 percent scored during the semester
C1 level, the minimum of 60 percent scored during the semester