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Sprachen Englisch, Bildungsprogramm 2021

OT-ES-E 275

Sound Check 1

Perfect your pronunciation of English words and sounds

Content and aims

Does pseudo sound like sue? Is the committee unanimous? Jazz or chess? No comment?

Does the pronunciation of English words sometimes surprise you? Do you ever wonder if your accent is OK when speaking at international meetings? We can show you the most common pronunciation mistakes Austrian civil servants make and help you avoid them. Check out the

“Sound of English”, try it out for yourself, get rid of those Austrian sounds and get lots of practical tips.

In this fun, hands-on webinar you will learn about:

• Problem sounds and how to handle them—e.g. jazz vs chess

• Spoken vs. written words:

silent letters & surprising sounds—how does pseudo sound in English?

word stress—do you say COMmittee or comMITtee? COMment or comMENT?

typical pronunciation mistakes of German speakers (and Austrians in particular)

To find out how to combine these elements with the “melody” of English sentences, come to

“Sound Check 2” in early 2021.

Working method

• Analysing spoken language—How do native speakers say it?

• Lots of practice and individual feedback

• Useful pronunciation rules (Yes, there are some of those!)

• Optional online follow-up and tips for further practice

Technical requirements:

• PC / laptop / tablet / smartphone (possibly private) with camera and microphone as well as internet access, headphones are recommended

• Webinar software platform Zoom or similar

Target group

People who want to improve their English pronunciation.

This seminar is open to people with CEFR levels B1, B2 and higher.

It is open to people with CEFR levels B1, B2 and higher.

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Sprachen Englisch, Bildungsprogramm 2021

Trainers

Sue Norris, M.Ed. B.A.

Mag. Andrea Steiner, B.A.

Time & venue

Length: 4 x 120-minute sessions Seminar number: OT-ES-E 275

Date: 16–19 November 2021, 9.30-11.30hrs. each day

Venue: Online

Organisation

In the hands of: Ursula Eder

Secretariat: Petra Ranzenbacher

Tip

To practise understanding various accents of English native speakers, try out our “Effective Listening” online course.

About

Sue Norris, M.Ed., B.A., RSA Dipl. TEFLA

Expertin für englische Fachsprache und Kommunikation, Trainerin und Coach.

Arbeitsschwerpunkte: English for Law, Politics, Government & Public Administration. Studium der Germanistik und TESOL. Vormals Lehrtätigkeit an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien und der Donau-Universität Krems.

sue@norrisandsteiner.at

Mag. Andrea Steiner, B.A., Akad. gepr. Übersetzerin

Expertin für englische Fachsprache und Kommunikation, Trainerin und Coach.

Arbeitsschwerpunkte: English for Law, Politics, Government & Public Administration. Studium der Anglistik/Amerikanistik, Germanistik und Linguistik. Vormals Lehrtätigkeit an der

Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien und an Fachhochschulen. Derzeit Studium der Rechtswissenschaften.

andrea@norrisandsteiner.at

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