Lcc i Course Catalogue

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LCCI Course CatalogueAnglo-American School Belgrade

This booklet contains all of the LCCI courses offered at the Anglo-American School

of Belgrade.

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Anglo-American School

BelgradeLCCI Course Catalogue

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Table of ContentsIntroduction .................................................................................................................................................. 5

Courses Offered ............................................................................................................................................ 7

English Qualifications ................................................................................................................................ 7

100 LCCI: English for Business (EFB)...................................................................................................... 7





111 LCCI: English for Commerce (EFC) .................................................................................................. 8112 LCCI: English for Commerce (EFC) .................................................................................................. 8

113 LCCI: English for Commerce (EFC) .................................................................................................. 9

121a LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT) ..................................................................................................... 9

121b LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT) .................................................................................................... 9

122a LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT) ..................................................................................................... 9

122b LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT) .................................................................................................... 9

Professional Financial Quantitative Qualifications ................................................................................. 10

200 LCCI: Book-keeping ...................................................................................................................... 10



210 LCCI: Business Calculations .......................................................................................................... 10



222 LCCI: Cost Accounting .................................................................................................................. 11

223 LCCI: Cost Accounting .................................................................................................................. 11Professional Business, Administration and IT Qualifications .................................................................. 12

301 LCCI: Business Administration ...................................................................................................... 12



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312 LCCI: Employability Skills .............................................................................................................. 12

322 LCCI: Meetings ............................................................................................................................. 12

323 LCCI: Meetings ............................................................................................................................. 12

331 LCCI: Practical ICT Skills ................................................................................................................ 13



341 LCCI: Practical Word Processing ................................................................................................... 13

342 LCCI: Practical Word Processing ................................................................................................... 13

353 LCCI: Principles and Practice of Management ............................................................................. 14

364 LCCI: The Legal Environment ....................................................................................................... 14

371 LCCI: Using the Internet ............................................................................................................... 14

Professional Marketing and Customer Service Qualifications ................................................................ 15

403 LCCI: Advertising .......................................................................................................................... 15

412 LCCI: Customer Service ................................................................................................................ 15

413 LCCI: Customer Service ................................................................................................................ 15

423 LCCI: Internet Marketing .............................................................................................................. 15

432 LCCI: Marketing ............................................................................................................................ 15

433 LCCI: Marketing ............................................................................................................................ 16

443 LCCI: Public Relations ................................................................................................................... 16

Supplemental Programs .............................................................................................................................. 17

English Language Skills Assessment (ELSA) ............................................................................................. 17

JETSET ESOL International Qualifications ............................................................................................... 17

Communication Guidelines ......................................................................................................................... 18


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Anglo-American School Belgrade

IntroductionAnglo-American School, now offers the courses and programs of the London Chamber of Commerce and

Industry (LCCI). This booklet lists all LCCI courses that candidates may take at Anglo-American School, as

well as communication guidelines.

All of our courses reflect real world situations by providing actual scenarios and case studies from

specialized newspapers, magazines, or textbooks. These courses are designed to enhance the

candidate's ability to work in the business environment. To fully benefit from the course, candidates

should focus on enhancing their own language and business skills.

All candidates are expected to take a placement exam before they start any LCCI course. Placement

exams are scheduled at the beginning of each course term. We use the English Language Skills

Assessment (ELSA) for candidate placement. This exam is a diagnostic tool that checks all four language

skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing). Upon completion of this exam, candidates are directed

towards the course that matches their language ability.

Candidates are expected to invest additional time working out of class, practicing material learned

during class time, in order to fully master the syllabus guidelines and advance to the next level.

Additionally, they are supplied with various learning materials, both in print and electronic format, that

provide a rich database of templates and handouts for their future business interactions. Anglo-American School provides students with all the materials necessary to pass the exams; however, it

cannot promise that students will pass the courses if they do not commit adequate time to their

learning.

Employers are able to follow the progress of their employee throughout the course by means of an on-

line portal, where teachers write in details regarding candidate's progress in the course. However, final

exams for these courses are graded externally by LCCI.

If candidates request additional support in preparation for their desired exam, the school will meet the

requests.

Candidates with disabilities can ask for special course arrangements including additional support for

materials in accessible formats and for assessment activities.

Candidates are obliged to follow LCCI and Anglo-American School's guidelines for all tests and exams.


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Anglo-American School can organize courses at the employer's facility as well as transportation of

candidates to and from our school. Candidates who live outside of Belgrade may request distance

learning classes (using IS Distance Learning Systems and similar tools).


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Courses Offered

English Qualifications

100 LCCI: English for Business (EFB)

Preliminary Level

This course is designed to train candidates in a predictable business English context to:

identify basic data, facts and instructions

produce basic, formulaic text

listen and understand short, basic, business-related English conversations and announcements

understand basic, spoken and recorded business English

participate in short conversations in routine contexts


Level 1

This course is designed to train candidates to develop the ability to:

read and understand basic business-related English texts

write basic English for simple, brief business communications

understand simple, spoken and recorded business English

participate in short conversations


Level 2

This course is designed to enable candidates to develop the ability to:write apt and accurate English suited to the stated purpose

understand and write English using formats that are current and common in business

communication

adopt the tone, form, layout, content and composition appropriate to the requirements of a

given situation

understand spoken and recorded Business English at the defined level

participate in conversations


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Level 3

This course is designed to train candidates in a predictable business English context to:

understand and write English used in a variety of ways within a range of business contexts

employ appropriate business formats and styles to produce a range of business documents for

different audiences and purposes

understand spoken and recorded Business English at the defined level

participate in conversations and discussions

make an oral presentation on a business-related topic


Level 4

This course is designed to train candidates in a predictable business English to develop the ability to:

understand authentic business texts

write English in a wide variety of ways within an extensive range of business contexts

listen and understand business-related material such as conversations, announcements, short

talks, and news bulletins

give clear, detailed oral descriptions and presentation on complex subjects

express themselves orally in a clear and appropriate style on business or professional matters

111 LCCI: English for Commerce (EFC)

Level 1

This course is designed to enable candidates to:

read and understand basic English texts based on general commercial topicswrite basic English for simple, general, and commercial topics

conduct brief formal communications


Level 2

This course is designed to enable candidates to develop the ability to:

read and understand basic English texts based on general commercial/industrial topics

write apt and accurate English which is suitable for its intended purpose within the syllabus

topic requirements (general commercial or industrial topics)

prepare business letters


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Level 3

This course is designed to enable candidates to:

write apt and accurate English relating to general commercial, business, industrial topics

prepare formal business letters

read and understand English texts based on general commercial/business/industrial topics

121a LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT)

Level 1 Certificate in Spoken English for Tourism

This course is designed to enable candidates to communicate effectively verbally in English at a

customer liaison level for the hospitality, travel and tourism industry.

121b LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT)

Level 1 Certificate in Written English for TourismThis course is designed to enable candidates to communicate effectively in English at customer liaison

level for the hospitality, travel and tourism industry in a written medium.

122a LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT)

Level 2 Certificate in Spoken English for Tourism

This course is designed to enable candidates to develop the spoken skills required to communicate

effectively in English at a professional or supervisory level in the hospitality, travel, and tourism industry.

122b LCCI: English for Tourism (EFT)

Level 2 Certificate in Written English for Tourism

This course is designed to enable candidates to develop the organizational and written skills required tocommunicate effectively in English at a supervisory level in the hospitality, travel and tourism industry.


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Professional Financial Quantitative QualificationsThe following professional level courses are only intended for candidates that have been placed by the

English placement exam and are working on furthering their Business Financials Knowledge (must haveprior Finance or Accounting experience).

200 LCCI: Book-keeping

Preliminary Level

The book-keeping course will develop candidates knowledge and skills in preparing and recording source

documents. Students will broaden their knowledge and understanding of general financial concepts and

documentation while building upon the basic principles underlying the recording of business

transactions.


Level 1The book-keeping course will develop candidates knowledge and skills in preparing and recording source



transactions. This level will focus on training candidates to prepare final accounts for sole traders.


Level 2

The book-keeping course will develop candidates knowledge and skills in preparing and recording source



transactions. This level will focus on training candidates to prepare final accounts for partnerships, non-

trading organizations, and limited companies as well

210 LCCI: Business Calculations

Preliminary Level

The business calculations course will help candidates develop a broad knowledge and understanding of

standard business calculations.


Level 1

This course will help candidates develop a broad knowledge and understanding of standard business

calculations and prepare candidates to apply this knowledge to business situations.


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Level 2

This course will continue to grow upon material from previous levels by helping candidates develop a

broad knowledge and understanding of standard business calculations and prepare candidates to apply

this knowledge to business situations.

222 LCCI: Cost Accounting

Level 2

The cost accounting course will teach students the cost accounting principles. This course is intended

for individuals already working in accounting.

223 LCCI: Cost Accounting

Level 3

This course will further develop the concepts taught in Level 2. It will teach students the cost accounting

principles. This course is intended for individuals already working in accounting.


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Professional Business, Administration and IT QualificationsThe following professional level courses are only intended for candidates that have been placed by the

English placement exam and are working on furthering their Business, Administration, or ITQualifications (must have prior experience in fields).

301 LCCI: Business Administration

Level 1

The business administration course will give students a firm understanding of routine administration,

procedures and standards as well as establishing levels of competence in the use of office equipment,

business services and supplies.


Level 2

The business administration course will continue to build upon the students firm understanding of

routine administration, procedures and standards as well as establishing levels of competence in the use

of office equipment, business services and supplies.


Level 3

The business administration course will continue to build upon the students firm understanding of

routine administration, procedures and standards as well as establishing levels of competence in the use

of office equipment, business services and supplies. This course will solidify all of the material from

Levels 1 and 2.

312 LCCI: Employability Skills

Level 2The employability skills qualification will help candidates develop interview skills as well as greater

efficiency in the workplace. The course will cover generic workplace skills required when seeking

employment or when working in any vocational sector.

322 LCCI: Meetings

Level 2

The meetings course will teach candidates how to arrange, conduct and review meetings.

323 LCCI: Meetings

Level 3

The meetings course will teach candidates how to arrange, conduct and review meetings. The coursedesign takes into account health and safety, disability access and new technologies to ensure that all

candidates know how to prepare meetings for a broader audience.


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331 LCCI: Practical ICT Skills

Level 1

The practical ICT skills course is designed to develop and progress students practical ICT skills. The

qualification aim to enable candidates to develop their understanding and practical ability across the key

areas of Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Database, Presentation Software and Email Internet and IT

Security at the respective levels. The qualification suite is endorsed by the IT occupational standards

setting body in the UK.


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Security at the respective levels. This level will teach candidates further caveats and tricks to make useof these tools easier. The qualification suite is endorsed by the IT occupational standards setting body in

the UK.


Level 3




Security at the respective levels. This level will ensure that candidates are able to perform all ICT tasks

with ease and speed. The qualification suite is endorsed by the IT occupational standards setting body

in the UK.

341 LCCI: Practical Word Processing

Level 1

The practical word processing course is for candidates who want to acquire fundamental word

processing skills required in the modern business environment.

342 LCCI: Practical Word Processing

Level 2

The practical word processing course is for candidates who want to acquire fundamental word

processing skills required in the modern business environment. This level takes candidates knowledgeone step further in solidifying the material from the previous level.


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353 LCCI: Principles and Practice of Management

Level 3

The principles and practice of management course is designed to help candidates provide evidence of a

broad knowledge and understanding of the role of management within an overall business

environment. This course is ideal for anyone intending to undertake a career in management.

364 LCCI: The Legal Environment

Level 4

The legal environment course will help candidates understand the law as it relates to industrial and

commercial society as well as how it governs professional practice.

371 LCCI: Using the Internet

Level 1

The using the internet qualification is to help candidates develop and demonstrate their knowledge and

understanding of the internet and its application to the business world.


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Professional Marketing and Customer Service QualificationsThe following professional level courses are only intended for candidates that have been placed by the

English placement exam and are working on furthering their Business Marketing and Customer ServiceQualifications (must have prior experience in fields).

403 LCCI: Advertising

Level 3

The advertising course is setup to help students develop knowledge and understanding of advertising as

part of the marketing of products, services and organizations. The course will cover relevant advertising

messages with constraints of law and codes of practice. Students will have an awareness of the

principles of delivering relevant messages to the selected target audience.

412 LCCI: Customer Service

Level 2The customer service qualifications are aimed to help candidates in developing an understanding of the

concepts in delivering good customer service and the ability to apply these to realistic situations.

413 LCCI: Customer Service

Level 3

The customer service qualifications are aimed to help candidates in developing an understanding of the

concepts in delivering good customer service and the ability to apply these to realistic situations. These

qualifications are suitable for those who are working, or intending to work, in a customer service

advisory or supervisory role.

423 LCCI: Internet MarketingLevel 3

The internet marketing will broaden candidate understanding of a full range of internet marketing

activities and the difference between using the internet versus more traditional marketing media.

432 LCCI: Marketing

Level 2

The marketing qualification covers the principles of marketing as a business function. This course opens

doors to professional bodies and provides a progressional route to broader understanding of the

principles, concepts and definitions of the crucial business skill of successful marketing.


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433 LCCI: Marketing

Level 3

The marketing qualification teaches the principles of marketing as a business function. This level will

further progress the principles, concepts and definitions to enable candidates to successfully market.

Candidates will be able to identify different types of marketing as well as create their own marketing.

443 LCCI: Public Relations

Level 3

The public relations course will give candidates a background of the core activities found in both public

relations consultancies and in-house departments. The candidates should be familiar with modern

communications techniques and how such techniques can help in the efficient operation/management.


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Supplemental Programs

English Language Skills Assessment (ELSA)ELSA is a diagnostic tool covering the 4 language skills listening, reading, speaking and writing. The

ELSA tests are flexible in that t candidates can choose to do any combination of assessments. They are

available on demand and as either on-screen or paper based assessments. The aims are to:

measure general English language competence using work, home, social and travel settings

test a persons ability to understand and communicate in the real world

present a skills-based (listening, reading, writing, and speaking) interpretation of English

language ability

JETSET ESOL International Qualifications

The JETSET ESOL International Qualifications are skills based English language qualifications that havebeen designed to develop and assess a candidates ability to communicate in English. The tests are taken

under examination conditions at increasing levels of difficulty and cover the four skill areas of Listening,

Speaking, Reading and Writing.


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Communication GuidelinesAnglo-American School uses professional business communication guidelines to prepare candidates for

a realistic business environment.

Our faculty use [email protected] (ex. [email protected])

email addresses for all communication related to school work. Additional on-line resources that ease

communication between teachers and students are available, and students can monitor their progress

remotely throughout the course.

All candidates are required to attend classes on a regular basis. If a candidate is late or misses classes, he

or she must inform the school about the absence.

Candidates attending Professional Qualifications courses are required to communicate with their

teachers solely in English. They should strive to maintain and develop their English language skills bykeeping up with the course material as it is taught.

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