Today’s “typical student” at Berlitz is most likely studying language for … a. Business & his/her profession b.Career advancement or promotions c.Relocation d.Any of the above
d. Any of the above
Who was Nicholas Joly? a.An actor in a Berlitz advertisement b.The president of Berlitz c.A French teacher & assistant d.The American president
c. A French teacher & assistant
BenesseCorporation is … a.Owned by Berlitz b.The company that acquired Berlitz in 1993 c.Based in Europe d.An American corporation
b. The company that acquired Berlitz in 1993
What presentation technique turns definition of term into a series of logical questions? a. Elimination b. Dictionary c. Build-up
b. Dictionary
The “typical student” at Berlitz in the 1800’s was most likely studying language for … a.Personal enrichment & travel b.Business & his/her profession c.Relocation d.Career advancement or promotions
b. Business & his/her profession
Berlitz was founded by …a. Charles Berlitz b. Heinrich Berlitz c. Berlitz Charlie d. Maximilian Berlitz
d. Maximilian Berlitz
Berlitz was founded in (year) … a. 1998 b. 1878 c. 1850 d. 1600
b. 1878
Berlitz language centers provide all of the following services except… a.Cross cultural training b.Language instruction c.Travel arrangements d.Translation & interpretation
c. Travel arrangements
What important information did Mr. Berlitz find out about Nicholas Joly after he had hired him? a.He wasn’t a teacher b.He wasn’t French c.He didn’t speak any English d.He was very ill
c. He didn’t speak any English
What does “We teach the language not the book” tell you?
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Which is not a Teaching Principle at Berlitz? a. Maximized students participation b. Grammar as a means of communication c. Both target language and mother tongue are used in class
c. Both target language and mother tongue are used in class
What does P-P-P stand for?
Presentation - Practice - Performance
How many main operating principles does Berlitz have? a. 2 b. 3 c. 5 d. 7
c. 5
Challenge! Tell us about your teaching experience
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Berlitz was founded in (location) … a. Portland, US b.Munich, Germany c.Providence, Rhode Island, US d.Tokyo, Japan
c. Providence, Rhode Island, US
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