Finnish 5 for NursingLaajuus (5 cr)
Code: BN00EX30
Credits
5 op
Objective
You are able to interact in Finnish in common everyday and working life situations both orally and in writing.
You are able to attend conversation, write everyday and working life texts and communicate also spontaneously.
You have command of different phrases, structures and vocabulary of various topics (CEFR level B1.1).
You are familiar with a large variety of grammatical features, like types of clauses and sentence structures.
You are able to expand your vocabulary, phraseology and knowledge of language usage also independently. You can display familiarity in Finnish communication and working life culture.
You are able to read academic texts in your field, such as theses, studies or scientific articles.
You are able to refer what you have read and cite different sources according to the instructions of the institution.
You are able to write a reporting text, such as a thesis, in Finnish. You can produce factual texts in Finnish. You have a good command of terminology and research writing practices in your field. You know the principles of language management.
You are able to present your own research and development work orally.
You have a command of written Finnish language structures and vocabulary in your field at B1-B2 level.
You are able to seek support for your Finnish writing and language management independently. You can use writing software in your work.
Content
Which phrases and what kind of vocabulary and grammatical knowledge you need for everyday and working life communication?
Which sources and tools you can use in order to continue your Finnish studies? How take advantage of different interaction situations to support your own learning?
How to use your cultural and working life knowledge in communication?
What kind of vocabulary, style and knowledge of structures do you need in academic communication situations?
What sources and tools can you use to write a report? How do you write a referential text and indicate sources?
How do you use texts in your field in your studies or in your professional life?