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Eugenia G. Papaioannou EUGENIA G. PAPAIOANNOU Curriculum Vitae February 2018 CAMPUS ADDRESS: School of Social Sciences, Department of Economics University of Crete, 74100 Rethymno, Crete Greece OFFICE TELEPHONE: + 30 28310 77419 E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] EDUCATION University of Reading 1992-1994 Master of Philosophy in Linguistics (MPhil by research) Title of MPhil Thesis: A Pragmatic Approach on Concessive and Conditional Clauses in Modern Greek (Supervisor: Prof. Irene Philippaki – Warburton) University of Reading, Department of Linguistics 1991-1992 Master of Arts in Linguistics (Date of Award: 04-07-1992) Title of MA Dissertation: A Syntactic and Semantic Approach of Conditional Clauses in English and Modern Greek (Supervisor: Prof. Irene Philippaki – Warburton) Seminars in: Discourse Analysis, Syntax, Semantics, Grammar and Phonology, Sociolinguistics, Turkish Language Practical and Morphology, Linguistics Seminar Degree Classification: Pass 1 National and Kapodistrian University of Athens 1987-1991 School of Philosophy, Faculty of English Language and Literature Bachelor of Arts in English and Greek Language and Literature (Elective Courses in Linguistics) (Date of Award: 30-06-1991) Degree Classification: Very Good (8.4 out of 10) Scholarship: Greek State Scholarships Foundation (IKY) - 7th among all students during the 1st year of undergraduate studies (1988) Distinction: 2nd during the 4th year of undergraduate studies (1991) Classical Lyceum at Chania School Leaving Certificate Certificate Classification: Excellent (18.5 out of 20) OTHER RELATED TRAINING Greek Summer School in English Studies Institute for English Language Education, University of Lancaster Directors: John McGovern, Nelson Taylor (8-19 July 1991) LANGUAGES English – Proficient User, Mastery Level (C2) Certificate of Proficiency in English, University of Cambridge (June 1993) German – Independent User, Vantage Level (Β2) Certificat (Grundstufe), Goethe Institute of Athens (June 1990) MUSIC COURSES Piano Courses, “Venizelio Odeio”- Conservatory of Chania (Graduation: 1985) TEACHING EXPERIENCE During Postgraduate Studies: Reading Adult College, Wilson Centre, Reading Berkshire U.K. Course: Greek Language for Adult Learners 2 Head of Languages: Mrs Mairwen Fantham (1993-1994) Reading College, Caversham Centre, Reading Berkshire U.K. Course: Modern Greek as a Foreign Language, “Owl” Programme Languages Co-ordinator: Shereen Sameresinghe (1993-1994) In Tertiary Education: University of Crete, Faculty of Social Sciences, Economics Department Post on a Longer Term of Office: Member of Specialized Laboratory and Teaching Personnel Instructor of English Language Government Gazette: 637/4-7-2017, Β Taught Courses include: ECON 2402 English for Economists 4 – Selected Topics in Applied Economics ECON 2401 English for Economists 3 – Microeconomics ECON 1402 English for Economists 2 – Macroeconomics ECON 1401 English for Economists 1 – General Economics (17 September 2002- ) Taught Courses included: AGGO 200 Advanced English PSY–Α274 Advanced English in the Psychology Department (September 2002 - September 2008) University of Crete, Economics Department Post on a Contract Basis: PD 407/80 (Government Gazette 112, Α) Taught Courses Included: AGGO 195 English for Economists 2 – Macroeconomics AGGO 194 English for Economists 1 – General Economics (November 2001 - September 2002) Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Chania Department of Natural Resources and Environment Taught Courses Included: English Language and Terminology – English 1,2,3,4 (September 2001 – September 2005) (September 2006 – September 2011) Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Chania Department of Electrical Engineering 3 Taught Courses Included: English Language and Terminology – English 1,2,3 (September 2011 – September 2012) (February 2014 – February 2017) Greek Language Acquisition – Erasmus Students (October 2015 – June 2016) Marine Academy of Crete (ΑΕΝ), Chania Taught Course: English Language (October 2001) Hellenic Naval Academy (SND) Taught Courses Included: English Language, Naval Terminology (September 1996 – July 1997) Hellenic Army Academy / Evelpidon Military Academy (SSE) Taught Courses Included: English Language and Military Terminology - Updated English Language Programme with a view of preparing cadets for acquiring Language Competence in English and obtaining Certificates (Levels B2, C1, C2) (September 1995 - September 1999) Military Nursing Academy (SAN) Taught Course: English Updated English Language Programme with a view of preparing nursing cadets for acquiring Language Competence in English (Levels B,C) (September 1995 – July 1998) In Secondary and Primary Education: Kalyves Primary School, Chania Taught Course: English Language (October 2001 – June 2002) 4th Lyceum, Chania Taught Course: English Language (October 2000 – June 2001) 4th Primary School, Chania Taught Course: English Language (November 1999 – June 2000) 4 In IEK & Centres of Vocational Training: Public IEK, Chania Taught Courses Included: English Language English for Specific Purposes in the following sectors: Accounting Office Specialist, Administrative and Financial Business Executive, Airport Employee, Assistant Nursery School Teacher, Computer Systems Technician, Hotel Services and Catering Services, Museum and Archaeological Sites Guard, Travel Agency Employee, Management and Economics in Tourism, Management Secretary, Security Services Employee (October 1999 – February 2003) (October 2010 – June 2016) PRIM AS.P.A. Business & I.T. Training, Europrospect Ltd Training Program for Personnel of Small Firms 2012 (LAEK 1-25) OAED Labor Centre, Chania Taught Course: Basic Terminology in English Language (from 27-1-2014 to 18-2-2014) National Centre for Public Administration and Local Government (E.K.D.D.A.) Ministry of Administrative Reform Teaching Staff Register: 2967/22-11-2005 English Language Training for Public Agents Institute of Training IN.EP. (PIN.EP. Crete) Taught Courses Included: Specialized English, Communicative Skills and Cultural Elements in English Language – Levels Α2, Β2, Γ1 (from1-1-2003 to 11-6-2009) ΙΕΚ Omiros – N. Macriplidis, Athens Taught Course: English Language (October 1997 – July 1998) ΙΕΚ Ωmega – G. Siotropos S.A., Athens Taught Courses Included: English Language, English for Specific Purposes (Flight and Ground Airport Services, Economics, Accounting) (October 1994 – July 1995) 5 In Other Institutions: Military School of Foreign Languages (SSXG), Athens Full-time English Instructor Taught Courses Incorporated: English Language and Military Terminology, English Language Acquisition in a Language Laboratory for Officers (September 1998 – July 1999) College of Southeastern Europe, Athens Taught Courses Included: English Language – Composition and Rhetoric American Literature 17th – 20th Century (September 1994 – July1995) (September 1996 – July 1997) English Language School A. Michou Taught Course: English Language, Level B2 (September1994 – May 1995) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Language Editing of the “New Website” in English of the Department of Economic Science, University of Crete (February – March 2017) Language Editing of the “Program of Postgraduate Studies” in English for the Department of Economic Science, University of Crete (February - March 2014) Test Administrator of Oral Production in English (ESP) for Acceptance to Graduate Programs, Department of Economics, University of Crete (2008- ) Oral Production Rater of English for the KPG Exams All Levels: A,B,C Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious Affairs – Faculty of English Studies, University of Athens (2003- ) Language Editing of Master’s Degree Dissertations, Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania (MAICh), Business Economics and Management Department (2003 - 2004) 6 TRAINING PROGRAMMES Related with KPG Rating Training for the “Initial Evaluation in Oral Performance and Induction in Database” of Oral Test Raters of English for Speaking Assessed in Module 4 of the KPG Exams (Kratiko Pistopiitiko Glossomathias), B2 Level Conducted by: YPEPTH, Directorate of International Educational Relations National Exams for Foreign Language Proficiency Athens, October 2003 Oral Examiner Training Programme for the “Oral Production in English”, Levels B2 and C1 of the KPG Examination Conducted by: MINEDU, Faculty of English Studies, University of Athens Multiplier: Vicky Nikolaidou Heraklion Crete, October 2005 Seminar of Oral Raters of English of the KPG Examination, Level B (B1&B2) – Independent User Conducted by: MINEDU, University of Athens Rethymno, November 2011 Seminar of Oral Raters of English of the KPG Examination, Level A (A1&A2) – Basic User Conducted by: MINEDU, University of Athens Rethymno, March 2013 Seminar of Oral Raters of English of the KPG Examination, Level C (C1&C2) – Proficient User Conducted by: MINEDU, University of Athens Heraklio, Crete, October 2013 Oral Examiner Training Programme for “the New Rating Scale” in English, Levels A and B Organized by: MINEDU, University of Athens Chania, April 2014 7 Related with Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language Professional Seminar on the “ Changes in Foreign Language Education” Chania, 29 May 2003 Professional Seminar on “Emotional Intelligence and its Impact on English Language Teaching” Chania, 26 May 2002 Seminar on “New Approaches in Teaching English in Primary Schools” Rethymno, 23-24 February 2002 Seminar on “New Trends in Teaching English as a Foreign Language” Heraklio Crete, 27-29
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