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academic information 104 academic information Important Vocabulary Asignatura anual – Year-long class: a class that starts in October and ends in June or July. Asignatura cuatrimestral – Semester-long class: a class that starts in October and ends in at the beginning of February; or one that starts in February and ends in June or July. Plan de Estudios – Study Plan: classes established by law in accordance with the prerequisites necessary to obtain a degree in a particular major. Primer Ciclo – First Cycle: normally corresponds to a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year class in a major. Segundo Ciclo – Second Cycle: normally corresponds to a 4th or 5th year class in a major. In some majors, the 3rd year of study may be considered a part of the Second Cycle because the classes are more specialized. Please check the special requirements of each major to make sure. Tercer Ciclo – Third Cycle: corresponds to a doctorate or postgraduate class. Licenciatura – Undergraduate/bachelor’s degree: a degree obtained after four or five years of study. Diplomatura – Diploma: a degree conferred after three years of study. Grupos A, B, C, etc. de un año de estudios – Groups A, B, C, etc. of a class year: corresponds to dividing a class that has a large number of students signed up; the professors of each of these groups may be different, as well as the class times. Asignaturas troncales – Core classes: these are the common classes required in each Study Plan as determined by the Spanish Ministry of Education at the state level. Asignaturas no troncales – Non-core classes: the study plan content determined freely by each Spanish university and these are divided into the following types of classes: obligatory, electives within the major and electives outside the major. Asignaturas obligatorias – Obligatory classes: classes which the university has determined to be obligatory for students in each major. Asignaturas optativas – Elective classes within majors: classes which the university offers in all majors and which students may select freely as counting to major degree graduation requirements. Asignaturas de libre elección/libre configuración – Elective classes outside the major: classes a student may select outside the major according to his/her own criteria; credits earned count towards satisfying graduation degree requirements. Revisión – Exam review: the only chance for the student to talk with the professor about his/her grade on the exams and overall performance in class. The time and the date of the exam reviews are published and posted in the department and it is the student’s obligation to attend these one-on-one meetings. It is the only chance that the student will have to understand why he/she received a particular grade. These meetings also allow students the opportunity, if necessary, to negotiate either retaking the exam or doing additional work in order to receive a better grade. If you do not attend the exam review before leaving Seville, you will not be able to contest your final grade when you return home. TEACH IN SPAIN Many CIEE students want to return to Spain after their study abroad experience. Perhaps you are a student on the Teaching Development program and have discovered teaching English as a foreign language is for you. Or perhaps you want to acquire professional work experience in an international setting. Whatever your reason, CIEE has an opportunity for you after you graduate or during your last year of university studies. In collaboration with the Regional Government of Andalusia, the Junta de Andalucía, CIEE has organized a yearlong Teach in Spain program. Each academic year, more than 400 bilingual schools located throughout Andalusia host native English speakers to work as Language and Culture Assistants.
academic information 105 As a Language and Culture Assistant you will be placed in a primary, secondary, or adult language school in Andalusia. CIEE participants indicate their preferred age level and destination during the application process, and every effort is made to meet those preferences. Once in Spain, all assistants have a teaching load of 12 hours per week, working closely with professors in either English language classes or content classes taught in English. Many participants also teach English to faculty members and help them prepare class materials in English. Assistants are provided with a stipend of 700 EUR per month. CIEE provides a 24/7 emergency telephone for help when needed, and accident and illness insurance is included in the program fee. The CIEE Teach in Spain program begins in late September and continues until late May. A week-long orientation is held in Seville in late September. This orientation provides participants with specific information about the educational system in Spain, workshops focused on teaching methodologies, and crucial practical information about living independently in Andalusia. If you’re a native English speaker, have Spanish language experience, and an undergraduate degree (or are in your final year of studies), consider the CIEE Teach in Spain program. It could be the experience of a lifetime! For more information including program fees and inclusions, eligibility requirements, and more, consult the CIEE website at www.ciee.org/teach or e-mail teach@ciee.org. academic information
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