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AT YOUR SERVICE. WORKBOOK (DUCKWORTH, MICHAEL)

At Your Service is a short course for people training to work in all areas of the tourism industry where basic competence in English is essential. Each unit explores a different communicative area, such as answering the telephone and giving information to customers, and introduces and gives practice in the grammatical structures and vocabulary required. The emphasis is on developing listening and speaking skills, but practice is also given in reading and writing skills, e.g. reading timetables, taking simple messages, completing application forms etc.

GOING INTERNATIONAL. WORKBOOK (DUCKWORTH, MICHAEL)

This is an upper-intermediate English language course aimed at people training for or already employed in the tourism industry. It replaces Five Star English and will have a broad international appeal. The syllabus is topic-based. Each of the twelve units offers a range of reading and listening tasks developed from authentic sources, practising language in ways that students will use it in real life, e.g. role plays using the language of complaint, or planning a tour.

LANDMARK INTERMEDIATE. STUDENT’S BOOK (HAINES, SIMON)

Landmark is a two-level general English course which recognizes that learners at intermediate and upper-intermediate levels already have a strong background in the language. Landmark builds on what students know, encouraging them to review their knowledge continually and to assess how well they can apply it. At the same time, Landmark develops their levels of fluency, accuracy and confidence.

PACESETTER ELEMENTARY. WORKBOOK (STRANGE, DEREK / HALL, DIANE)

A four-level course that takes teenage students from beginner to intermediate level. Each level contains fifteen teaching units and three consolidation units. Pacesetter is designed for mid-teen students who are highly-motivated and academic. The content is challenging and the language teaching moves at a quicker pace than in titles that were developed for markets where there are low expectations of students.