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Evidence Guide: SITXLAN004 - Conduct complex oral communication in a language other than English

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SITXLAN004 - Conduct complex oral communication in a language other than English

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Conduct negotiations in a language other than English.

  1. Establish rapport by using appropriate courtesy protocols, establishing common ground and observing social, cultural and business conventions.
  2. Provide explanations, information and supporting details relevant to negotiations.
  3. Use an appropriate range of language functions for negotiations, including introducing formal talk, using turn-taking skills, and agreeing and disagreeing tentatively.
  4. Use appropriate intonation, voice tone and signalling expressions effectively.
Establish rapport by using appropriate courtesy protocols, establishing common ground and observing social, cultural and business conventions.

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Provide explanations, information and supporting details relevant to negotiations.

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Use an appropriate range of language functions for negotiations, including introducing formal talk, using turn-taking skills, and agreeing and disagreeing tentatively.

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Use appropriate intonation, voice tone and signalling expressions effectively.

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Deliver presentations using a language other than English.

  1. Deliver presentations in a style that supports its objective and takes account of audience characteristics, occasion and venue.
  2. Present information in a logical and concise manner using appropriate sequencing and linguistic linking.
  3. Support presentations with relevant public speaking techniques.
Deliver presentations in a style that supports its objective and takes account of audience characteristics, occasion and venue.

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Present information in a logical and concise manner using appropriate sequencing and linguistic linking.

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Support presentations with relevant public speaking techniques.

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Participate in social and cultural activities using a language other than English.

  1. Use language and language functions appropriate to varied social and cultural activities.
  2. Adapt and modify communication strategies and language functions as required.
Use language and language functions appropriate to varied social and cultural activities.

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Adapt and modify communication strategies and language functions as required.

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Provide summaries of oral communication in a language other than English.

  1. Recognise situations when the services of a professional interpreter are required, and arrange for assistance.
  2. Convey purpose and meaning of original utterance.
  3. Make appropriate comments between parties to check and clarify meaning.
  4. Use communication strategies and language functions that support immediate communication.
Recognise situations when the services of a professional interpreter are required, and arrange for assistance.

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Convey purpose and meaning of original utterance.

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Make appropriate comments between parties to check and clarify meaning.

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Use communication strategies and language functions that support immediate communication.

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENTS

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Conduct negotiations in a language other than English.

1.1.Establish rapport by using appropriate courtesy protocols, establishing common ground and observing social, cultural and business conventions.

1.2.Provide explanations, information and supporting details relevant to negotiations.

1.3.Use an appropriate range of language functions for negotiations, including introducing formal talk, using turn-taking skills, and agreeing and disagreeing tentatively.

1.4.Use appropriate intonation, voice tone and signalling expressions effectively.

2. Deliver presentations using a language other than English.

2.1.Deliver presentations in a style that supports its objective and takes account of audience characteristics, occasion and venue.

2.2.Present information in a logical and concise manner using appropriate sequencing and linguistic linking.

2.3.Support presentations with relevant public speaking techniques.

3. Participate in social and cultural activities using a language other than English.

3.1.Use language and language functions appropriate to varied social and cultural activities.

3.2.Adapt and modify communication strategies and language functions as required.

4. Provide summaries of oral communication in a language other than English.

4.1.Recognise situations when the services of a professional interpreter are required, and arrange for assistance.

4.2.Convey purpose and meaning of original utterance.

4.3.Make appropriate comments between parties to check and clarify meaning.

4.4.Use communication strategies and language functions that support immediate communication.

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENTS

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Conduct negotiations in a language other than English.

1.1.Establish rapport by using appropriate courtesy protocols, establishing common ground and observing social, cultural and business conventions.

1.2.Provide explanations, information and supporting details relevant to negotiations.

1.3.Use an appropriate range of language functions for negotiations, including introducing formal talk, using turn-taking skills, and agreeing and disagreeing tentatively.

1.4.Use appropriate intonation, voice tone and signalling expressions effectively.

2. Deliver presentations using a language other than English.

2.1.Deliver presentations in a style that supports its objective and takes account of audience characteristics, occasion and venue.

2.2.Present information in a logical and concise manner using appropriate sequencing and linguistic linking.

2.3.Support presentations with relevant public speaking techniques.

3. Participate in social and cultural activities using a language other than English.

3.1.Use language and language functions appropriate to varied social and cultural activities.

3.2.Adapt and modify communication strategies and language functions as required.

4. Provide summaries of oral communication in a language other than English.

4.1.Recognise situations when the services of a professional interpreter are required, and arrange for assistance.

4.2.Convey purpose and meaning of original utterance.

4.3.Make appropriate comments between parties to check and clarify meaning.

4.4.Use communication strategies and language functions that support immediate communication.

Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:

conduct the following complex workplace communications in a language other than English (rare linguistic errors may occur) in at least six different oral communication exchanges:

establish and maintain rapport during extended interactions, including social activities

make presentations to groups of people in one of the following contexts:

guiding or interpretive activity

instructing or training

promotional activity

complex information on products or services

sales presentation

conduct business negotiations

provide detailed information and advice in area of work activity

demonstrate the use of each of the following during the above oral communication exchanges:

narrative and descriptive statements

repetition, clarification and paraphrasing techniques to clarify requirements, solve problems and conflict, and reassure others

effective extended non-verbal communication skills.

Demonstrated knowledge required to complete the tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit:

social, cultural and business conventions relevant to the language being assessed:

colloquialisms

customs

dialect

forms of address

idioms

language conventions

protocols and taboos

social and cultural activities in which complex oral communications are required:

accompanying people to dinner

conference activities

meetings

professional development activities

tours

trade fairs

cross-cultural communication challenges that occur when negotiating and solving problems, and how they are addressed

aspects of verbal and non-verbal communication that support fluent and unhindered communication in the language being assessed

technical vocabulary required to support specific organisational activities.