E-learning course "Marketing" in the discipline "Professional English" Author Tatyana S. Selevich, Ph.D. in ecomomic, associate professor.

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E-learning course "Marketing" in the discipline "Professional English" Author Tatyana S. Selevich, Ph.D. in ecomomic, associate professor

Discipline - Professional English, 65 hours Course «Marketing» Institute of Social and Humanitarian Technologies, Department of Engineering Entrepreneurship Bachelors «Management», 3rd year The goal is to develop e-learning course «Marketing» in the English language for the formation of linguistic and professional competence of students. The course "Marketing" provides for the extension of knowledge of the theory of marketing by means of the English language. We research the use of the most important marketing tools in the enterprise marketing activity; the skills for assessment of marketing macro and microenvironment are developed, following the example of specific market situations (cases). In addition, teachers gain experience in marketing research in the field.

Annotation: The course focuses on the research competencies’ development for the commercial activity of the enterprise with the use of the English language. Students deepen knowledge of the marketing theory, brings ever professional vocabulary, learn to use a practical marketing tools, as well as gain experience in analytical work, on the basis of the decision of business-cases of international and Russian companies. Key words: Marketing, Market, PESTLE-Analysis, Porter’s 5 Forces Analysis, Analysis Of The Competitiveness, Testing Of The Consumers’ Quality, Brand Implementation Chart, Coded Lock.

Learning results: finding, retrieving, analyzing, interpreting and explaining orally or in writing professionally important information in English to implement business communication; knowing the methods of conducting marketing research and tools, theoretical and practical basis for their use in a marketing process; working in a team to perform tasks in a foreign language, taking responsibility for the result of individual and collective work and demonstrating a willingness to cooperate with other members of the group; building the algorithm of using marketing tools on scientific and logical basis; selecting adequate speech formulas that correspond to a specific style of communication in the framework of intercultural communication in the professional sphere of communication in English.

SELEVICH TATYANA SEMENOVNA Position associate professor Science Degree Ph.D. in ecomomic, associate professor Disciplines Marketing, Professional English, Advertising, Competitive Intelligence Research interestsCompetitive Intelligence, Marketing of Higher Education

Awards, prizes the winner of individual grants for young scientists TPU (2007) Winner of research TPU (2008) the winner of the best scientific book of national education development fund, Sochi (2008) the winner of the Tomsk region in the sphere of education, science, health and culture (2009) the winner of the Vladimir Potanin Foundation for young teachers (2010) the winner Vladimir Potanin Foundation provides "Master Online" (2011). Internships : post-graduate courses; The Ural State Technical University. 2007: a degree in analysis. The Ural State Technical University Doctoral courses; The Ural Federal University. 2015: program of professional education “Teacher of Higher School” 2015: the programme E-learning Production and Delivery; University of Southampton, United Kingdom of Great Britain

With the help of this course, students will be able to: 1.Deepen their knowledge of marketing theory; 2. Master modern marketing tools in practice; 3. Carry out a research project in the field; 4. Develop a portfolio of business cases.

Here are some tools of marketing that students will learn: PESTLE-analysis Porter five forces analysis

Research Of Competitors And Competitiveness Of Product Analysis Of Consumer Product Quality

Analysis of the Competitors Prices

whenwhatwhyIn what wayBy the means ofteacherother timingTeaching methodsObjectivesStudents` activities Form of social interaction Teaching aids (textbooks, handouts and worksheet, video, audio) Delivery format Teacher`s activitiesNotes 20 Background knowledge activation To check the level of knowledge on the topic "Competitiveness" and the basic terminology with the use of a foreign language Students answer the questions about the concept of "competitiveness". Students referred to the basic terms in English. Front work Material 1. Control questions. Material 2. List of main terms F2F To ask questions, to monitor the correct answers If students have a low level of knowledge, to read the mini-lecture 25Input. Reading. On the basis of the case to show a methodology for assessing the competitiveness of innovative products, to enter more terms in English Students receive the texts of the case, read them on a chain, translate, fix unfamiliar terms. Individual Case Hyperlink on case in online resource F2F To prepare the case, to explain the task, to control the rightness of pronunciation of the terms Material 3 10 Understanding and reflecting of input. Teamwork. Case study analysis To check the ability to analyze information related to the issues of market activity Students delve into the problems of the market situation, answer the questions from the teacher Group work / Front work List of discussion questionsF2F To explains the task, to give comments, to ask discussion questions Material 4. 35Tasks with the case To develop the ability of students to determine the sources of information for the analysis of competitiveness and to make a plan of product competitiveness’ research Students are grouped together as desired (2-3 people) and perform the task "To make a plan and a list of sources for the analysis of the competitiveness" Group workCase, WorksheetsF2F To prepare the worksheet, to explain the task, to give comments, to check the task 120 Tasks. Research modules To develop the skills and to form the experience to analyze the competitiveness of the product Students, keeping the group, determined the object of research (any product). They collect information on the factors of competitiveness, and calculate its index Group workWEB-materials, market information Asynchronous (online) Online Tutoring 60Applying. Panel discussion To develop skills of critical thinking and reflectionThe work of each group is shared into a resource, and the rest of the group must assess the work. The authors should comment the observations and give a conclusions Group workOnline (resource). List of critical thinking questions (in Moodle) Asynchronous (online) To check the taskMaterial 5 INTEGRATED RASTER FOR LESSON PLANNING

SYLLABUS on discipline “Professional English. Marketing” No. Instructional Strategies/Activities Points Max 100 DeliveryDate Group Index Unit 1 Marketing Environment 1 Video Broadcasts “Marketing Environment of TM Boing” 1 face to face 1 week14A3A 2 Reading “Marketing Environment of TM Boing” 1 face to face 1 week14A3A 3 Exercises (translation of the text) 1 face to face 1 week14A3A 4 Video analysis 1 Asynchronous (online) 1 week14A3A 5 Team work “Marketing Environment of Tomsk Retail” 1 Asynchronous (online) 1 week14A3A 6 Panel discussion “Marketing Environment of Tomsk Retail” 1 face to face 2 week14A3A Unit 2 PESTLE-analysis 1 Video analysis “ PESTLE-analysis” 1face to face2 week14A3A 2 Brainstorming “Trends and challenges in the traditional Russian markets” 1face to face2 week14A3A 3 Case study analysis “PESTLE for MedKid” 1face to face2 week14A3A 4 Writing assignments “Trends and challenges in the market of Tomsk retail” 1 Asynch ronous (online) 3 week14A3A 5 Tutoring with assignments 1 Synchronous 3 week14A3A 6 Panel discussion “Trends and challenges in the market of Tomsk retail” 1Asynch ronous (online) 4 week14A3A

SYLLABUS on discipline “Professional English. Marketing” Final Assessment 1 Online Collaboration (Business English Vocabulary) 5Asynchronous (online)8 week14A3A 2 Maching (work with terms) 5face to face8 week14A3A 3 Case study “Merchandising of the shop Vodianoy” 10 Asynchronous (online) 8 week14A3A 4 Group presentation “Merchandising of the shop Vodianoy” 15face to face16 week14A3A 5 Panel discussion “The best ways for Merchandising of the shop Vodianoy” 5face to face16 week14A3A

E-learning course "Marketing" in the discipline "Professional English" Author Tatyana S. Selevich, Ph.D. in ecomomic, associate professor