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BTS Comptabilité et gestion des organisations Deuxième année

Anglais
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Part 1: global comprehension (10 points)
2) Exemple de présentation « oralisée » en anglais (10 pts) : In the drawing we can see a coach encouraging an employee to be a winner. The coach has a megaphone and congratulates the employee on his performance. The man running the race is dressed in a suit and tie, so we infer he is a white-collar worker. He may be an office manager, an accountant, a salesman, a businessman or do any job that requires formal attire. Nowadays increasing numbers of workers have coaches to help them improve their performance and get on with their team at work. Companies often provide this service, but individuals can consult them privately as well. Coaches point out their clients’ weak points, but as we can see in the cartoon, their role is above all to motivate and encourage them to do their best. 130 words

Part 2: phonologie (10 points)
1) Accents toniques Professional Organization Consultants Perspective Communicate Executive Employee Concretely Accountant Enhance

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2) Signes phonétiques Entire Used to Be used (mainly …) Occur Consultant /ai/ /jus/ /juz/ /∏:/ /∧/ Reliable Vital About Healthy Focus /ai/ /ai/ /aut/ /h/ /k∧/

Part 3: oral account (30 points)
2) Tableau de notes
Introduction Virginia Manley, coach and therapist discussing coaching with students at Oakgrove technical college in Basingstoke, England. Definition: associated before with sports coaching, now applies to all fields. Purpose: to help people and improve skills Coaches: managers and professional coaches. In-house training, coaching schools, training course in business school, seminar How to find one: through colleagues, friends, company, internet sites Cost: depends if company or private: from £500 a day for a company, £25- £75 an hour, 5-12 sessions Who needs to be coached: everyone according to Virginia, but some more than others: – all