Showing posts with label test ilec. Show all posts
Showing posts with label test ilec. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Cursuri engleza juridica



Organizam cursuri de engleza juridica la sediul nostru, cat si la sediile institutiilor beneficiare. Organizam cursuri de grup sau cursuri individuale pe baza solicitarilor primite de la dvs.
Manuale
Manualul studiat la curs este International Legal English.
Nivelul compatibil acestui curs este avansat (intermediate to upper-intermediate).

Vor fi abordate temele de engleza juridica din programa cursului cum ar fi: tipuri de societati comerciale, elemente de drept comercial, contracte, a respecta un contract, a viola prevederile unui contract, parti contractante, tipuri de contract, negocierea unui contract, proprietate intelectuala, litigii si arbitraj, debitori, creditori, faliment, insolventa, procedura de faliment, a intra in vigoare, a fi valabil din punct de vedere juridic, ipoteca, a ipoteca un bun, procura, imputernicire, imputernicit, raspundere, raspundere limitata, reglementare, a inchiria, a lua şi a da cu chirie, contract de închiriere.
La sfarsitul acestui curs veti putea elabora un mesaj scris sau vorbit despre orice subiect inclus in programa si veti promova testul ILEC (International Legal English Certificate), daca acesta este unul dintre obiectivele dvs.

Program cursuri
Organizam cursuri la orice interval de timp solicitat de clientii nostri.
Un modul de cursuri dureaza 2 luni (32 de ore) si reprezinta parcurgerea unui nivel de cunoastere. Un curs intensiv reprezinta 24 de ore de studiu, repartizate in sedinte de 2 ore sau 3 ore.
Oferim TARIFE accesibile incepand de la 18 lei ora de curs, 10% reducere pentru cursurile solicitate dimineata (8-12), 100 lei discount daca inscrieti in prieten la cursurile noastre si organizam testari gratuite de nivel.

Va asteptam!

Web: www.cursinengleza.ro I www.engleza-de-afaceri.ro
Tel: 0722.841.053
E-mail: contact@engleza-de-afaceri.ro.

Monday, 11 March 2013

Invata engleza/Cursuri de engleza juridica

START ENGLISHWatch, listen, speak. Tips and tricks about English.

I have received many requests for legal English courses, as well as many questions about the development and the syllabuses for these courses, so I would like to present some facts.

Firstly, in order to attend these courses, your level of knowledge should be at least B1, meaning pre-intermediate. If your level is pre-intermediate, you should apply for the first type of legal English courses and the textbook is Introduction to International Legal English
If your level is C1, meaning advanced, your textbook will be International Legal English , which is also suitable for the preparation for the International Legal English Certificate (ILEC).

If you are not sure about your level your knowledge, we offer preliminary tests, which are for free. The tests can take place at your office, if you are a legal person, or at our office, if you are an individual person. We also organize on-line courses and testing through Skype.

About the development and structure of the courses, I should mention that one of the most difficult aspect related to the legal English courses is the new vocabulary. We all the time present the new vocabulary in context and we explain the new words through examples and case studies. For example I have introduced in my previous paragraph two items, legal person and individual person. I do trust you have understood them.
I will come up with more details about the International Legal English Certificate and the development of my courses.



Contact:

Web: www.cursinengleza.ro I www.engleza-de-afaceri.ro
Tel: 0722.841.053
E-mail: contact@engleza-de-afaceri.ro.




Saturday, 22 September 2012

Sample Test for ILEC



The test for the ILEC certificate includes the Test of Reading (1 hour 15 minutes), the Test of Writing (1 hour 15 minutes), the Test of Listening (approximately 40 minutes) and the Test of Speaking (approximately 16 minutes).
The complete tests are to be performed in class.

Part 2
You must answer this question.
You are leaving on an extended course of study and are transferring your case load to a colleague. A client, a major supermarket, is involved in a dispute concerning the quality of fruit delivered by a long-time supplier.

Write a memorandum to your colleague to brief him on the case, and include the following points:
-some information on the client
-what the client has done to try to find a solution
-the options available to the client
-possible results of legal action.
Write your answer in 200-250 words in an appropriate style.

Test of Speaking

Part 1 (2 minutes)
For the Speaking Test, Part 1 you need to answer some questions as following:
-Where are you both from?
-Have you ever practiced law or are you a law student?
-What kind of qualities do you think a good lawyer needs?
-In your opinion, what effect is technology having on the practice of law?
-What do you think law firms look for in associates when considering forming partnerships?
-How do lawyers advertise for their services in your country?

Part 2 (7 minutes)
For the Speaking Test Part2, contestants are given a choice of two different topics. You have to select one topic and give a short talk on it for about a minute. You will have a minute to choose and prepare your topic. After you have finished your talk, your partner will ask you a question.

Task 1A
English Use in International Business Law
-the effect of the increased use of the English language in business transactions
-the level of English needed
-the importance of language in law

Task 2B
Intellectual Property law
-an example of what is copyrightable in your country
-the rights that copyright provides
-the differences between intellectual property protection from one country to another

Task 2A
Contract law
-the most important points of a contract
-what effect on oral contract has
-what it happens if a contract is broken

Task 2B
-the legal training system in your country
-the types of work opportunities for lawyers
-the functions of professional bodies governing lawyers




Friday, 13 January 2012

Engleza de afaceri/ Negotiating techniques (2)


I have introduced this topic in my previous article here.

I have started to develop the tricky issue of negotiating the numbers. It is common knowledge that neither party is willing to mention the numbers first but if it is possible, let the other side suggest the first number.

In the case of a sales contract, the first number the buyer states is usually the least he expects to pay. On the other hand, the first number the seller mentions is the highest amount he thinks he might be able to get. The same goes for a more familiar situation for many of you, meaning, negotiating your salary. The employer usually first mentions the lowest number in his salary budget whereas the employee’s first number is the most he expects to obtain.

A few tips: Always know the number you really want to end up with and try to suggest a starting number that will force the other side to respond with a number that combined to your starting number, will average up to a number you will be happy to accept. 
In a simpler idea, you propose meeting the other party in the middle by averaging the two numbers out.

Friday, 6 January 2012

Engleza de afaceri/ Negotiating techniques (1)

In my previous article here I have introduced ways of negotiating a contract from a legal point of view.

In this piece I will try to expand upon negotiating techniques in general, not necessarily for contracts.

First and foremost try to separate the issues at stake in categories: things you cannot accept, major points, minor points and thing you can easily live without. Then you can make trades with the other side, one item for another. This is also known as “horse-trading”. So, you are willing to change something or to offer something, provided the other side does the same for you and offers a provision that you want.

When it comes to discussing numbers, let the other party suggest the first number. In case of a sales contract or when negotiating your salary, it is known that the first number the other side mentions is usually the least he expects to pay. On the other hand, negotiating numbers is all the time a tricky issue, mostly because neither party is willing to mention it first.
I will enlarge upon this topic in one of my future articles next week.