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pucky · 29th April 2008, 19:52

Thanks. As I mentioned, the students will already have a pretty decent foundation so they're not beginners in any sense. Right now regular, 4 skills and grammar, classes are 3 hour sessions/5 days a week that cover 12-15 modules in a ten week period so the new classes would follow the same regiment. I've been surfing the web since I posted and have copied a heap of material that I need to sift through. I've come across "English for the Travel and Tourism Industry", by Leo Jones, Cambridge University Press as well as a Mcmillan book so far, but am curious as to what current textbooks teachers are using. Also, texbooks aside, I'd be interested in a a nine month syllabus. I want to develop some multi-media so I'm not too limited as to what I can present. Cheers!

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pucky pucky is..... Elysian Fields Traveller Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vietnam Posts: 605 vCash: 1878 Rep Power: 45	Re: ESP - Tourism/Hospitality Thanks. As I mentioned, the students will already have a pretty decent foundation so they're not beginners in any sense. Right now regular, 4 skills and grammar, classes are 3 hour sessions/5 days a week that cover 12-15 modules in a ten week period so the new classes would follow the same regiment. I've been surfing the web since I posted and have copied a heap of material that I need to sift through. I've come across "English for the Travel and Tourism Industry", by Leo Jones, Cambridge University Press as well as a Mcmillan book so far, but am curious as to what current textbooks teachers are using. Also, texbooks aside, I'd be interested in a a nine month syllabus. I want to develop some multi-media so I'm not too limited as to what I can present. Cheers! __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime-Recorded by Dean Martin, 1964 ‘Own only what you can carry with you; know language, know countries, know people. Let your memory be your travel bag.' - Alexander Solzhenitsyn Last edited by pucky; 29th April 2008 at 20:00.