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NEED ANALYSIS AND SYLLABUS AND COURSE DESIGN IN ESP

Written By Admin on Rabu, 21 September 2011 | 05.52

NEED ANALYSIS
A.     Analysis of Learning Needs
Before conducting this ESP class, we conduct need analysis first. It is done by doing interview and test. Here are the following questions in our need analysis:
1.      Why is the language needed?
·       For study
·       For work
·       For training
·      For on-the-job training
·       For a combination of these
·       For some other purposes
2.      How will the language be used?
·        Skills involved: listening, speaking, reading, writing, etc.
·        Activities applied: oral presentation, role-play, discussion, etc.
3.      What will the content areas be?
·        Subjects : medicine, biology, agriculture, engineering, economy
·        Themes /topics
·        Levels: students, technicians, teachers, administrators, etc.
4.      Who will the learner use the language with?
5.      Where will the language be used?
6.      When will the language be used?
7.      Why are learners taking the course?
·        Compulsory or optional
·        Needs
·        Promotion, etc.
8.      How do the learners learn?
·        What is their learning background?
·        What is their concept of teaching and learning?
·        What methodology will appeal to them?
9.      What resources are available?
10.  Who are the learners?
11.  Where will the ESP course take place?
12.  When will the ESP course be conducted?

B.     Target Needs
After conducting need analysis, we determine the target needs. Hospitality students need the training to be able to work at hotel as well as possible. By using communicative approach, we effort to close the lack of the students in serving the guest. To be able to serve the guest of a hotel well, they should have a good skill in the hospitality field. This course focuses on the student’s ability in the hospitality practical as the students want. It is designed to make the students to be able to do interactive dialog in some hospitality term.


SYLLABUS AND COURSE DESIGN
            Smart Hospitality Course opens intermediate level (2 classes: morning and afternoon class). It is determined by the placement test at the first. Students who register in SHC should follow the test to ensure whether they can join the course or not. Here is the syllabus of SHC:
Week
Material
Objective
Time allocation
Instructors
1,2,3,4
Front Desk and Reception
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to checking-in
Students are able to do oral dictations & question practice with speech recognition
18 hours
( 12 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )
Adiwarni, BA

5,6,7,8
Restaurant & Bar
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to restaurant & bar
Students are able to oral dictations & question practice with speech recognition

18 hours
( 12 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )
Lindan Ramly, BA

9,10,11
Guest Services & Housekeeping
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to basic housekeeping & room service
Students are able to do oral dictations & question Practice with Speech Recognition
Students are able to memorize housekeeping vocabulary
13,5 hours
( 9 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )

Joanne Gallagher-Kurtzke, A.S.B.A.,.B.S.B.A., M.B.A


12
Mid Test
1st  = Front Desk and Reception
90 minutes

All
2nd = Restaurant and Bar
90 minutes
3rd= Guest Service and House Keeping
90 minutes
13,14,15
Cashier & Checking Out
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to cashier & checking out
Students are able to do oral dictations & question practice with speech recognition

18 hours
( 12 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )
Dr.Hugh Brennan B.A., M.A.


16,17,18,19
Guest Relations & Sales
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to sales and advisory tasks
Students are able to oral dictations & question practice with speech Recognition
18 hours
( 12 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )

Kirill Rykov, MS, BA, PGD


21,22,23
Telephone Services
Students are able to do interactive dialogs related to telephone services and messages
Students are able to do oral dictations & question practice with speech recognition
13,5 hours
( 9 meeting, @ meeting= 90 minutes )
Mohammad Jamaludin, BA, MA.
24

Final Test
1st  =  Cashier and Checking Out
90 minutes

All
2nd = Guest Relation and Sales
90 minutes
3rd=  Telephone Services
90 minutes
25-36
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