SCHOLARSHIP LANGUAGES - ENGLISH

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1 SCHOLARSHIP LANGUAGES - ENGLISH

2 Problematic LIST OF COUNTRIES ACCORDING TO INDEX OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY WORLDWIDE Very High Level 01 Denmark 02 Netherlands 03 Sweden 04 Finlandia 05 Norway 06 Poland 07 Austria High Level 08 EStonia 09 Belgium 10 Germany 11 Slovenia 12 Malaysia 13 Singapore 14 Latvia 15 Argentina 16 Romania 17 Hungary 18 Switzerland Intermediu m level 19 Czech Republic 20 Spain 21 Portugal 22 Slovaki 23 Dominican Republic 24 South Korea 25 India 26 Japan 27 Italy 28 Indonesia 29 France 30 Taiwan 31 Hong Kong Low level 32 U.A.E. 33 Vietnam 34 Peru 35 Equador 36 Russia 37 China 38 Brazil 39 Mexico Uruguay 41 Chile 42 Colombia 43 Costa Rica 44 Ukraine Very low level 45 Jordan 46 Qatar 47 Turkey 48 Thailand 49 Sri Lanka 50 Venezuela 51 Guatemala 52 Panama 53 El Salvador 54 Kasakhstan 55 Morocco 56 Egypt 57 Iran 58 Kuwait 59 Saudi Arabia 60 Algeria 61 Cambodia 62 Libya 63 Irak The English Proficiency Index EPI (Index of English language proficiency worldwide) located Peru in the group of countries with low domain (Low Proficiency) in English, being among countries like Vietnam, Turkey, Costa Rica and Morocco. Also, the Educational Testing Service - ETS (2013) reports that the average score of peruvians who took the international TOEFL in 2012 is 86 points, which is not competitive when applying to top universities in the world (it is required at least 100 points).

3 Purpose To raise the quality of the peruvian professional in level and number and providing the opportunity to continue postgraduate studies in the best universities in the world. Likewise, generate in scholars their own employment within or outside the country in jobs that have links with the linguistic proficiency in the english language.

4 Objective Develop proficiency in english (up to level C1) according to the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages* in young graduates of public and private universities obtaining international accreditation of language dominion through the scholarship.

5 Objective Population Graduates of different careers at public and private universities worldwide AGE RANGE POPULATION Population until 30 years old 1,000

6 Criteria for the selection of the scholars To have the academic or university degree or the graduate certificate issued by a public or private peruvian university. Have done placement test in the eligible educational institution that determines the basic level of english. To have up to 30 years old at the time of application. Be in poverty or extreme poverty according to the official report of Household Targeting System SISFOH (Sistema de Focalización de Hogares) and sent promptly to PRONABEC.

7 Goal 2015 REGION TUMBES PIURA LAMBAYEQUE LA LIBERTAD AMAZONAS 20 CAJAMARCA ANCASH LORETO Ministry of Education LIMA 1 CALLAO SAN MARTÍN HUÁNUCO PASCO 20 JUNÍN UCAYALI 20 CUSCO HUANCAVELICA APURÍMAC ICA 20 AYACUCHO AREQUIPA MOQUEGUA MADRE DE DIOS 20 PUNO TACNA Amazonas Ancash Apurímac Arequipa Ayacucho Cajamarca Callao Cusco Huancavelica Huánuco Ica Junín La Libertad Lambayeque Lima Loreto Madre de Dios Moquegua Pasco Piura Puno San Martín Tacna Tumbes Ucayali 26 regions

8 Scholarship Description The scholarship will be awarded for a period of 18 months. It will have an international certification level C1 (Advanced) according to the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages. It will include support to ensure the permanence and completion of studies. It will be linked to institutions, international organizations and institutions for possible access to international postgraduates.

9 Ministerio de Educación Eligibles Institutions The eligible educational institutions are: Peruvian British Cultural Association (La Asociación Cultural Peruano Británica). Peruvian Norteamerican Cultural Institute (Instituto Cultural Peruano Norteamericano). San Ignacio de Loyola Private University (Universidad Privada San Ignacio de Loyola). Same as with Pronabec will sign the appropiate agreement.

10 Ministerio de Educación IES Commitment Eligible Educational Institutions: Evaluate with the english aptitude exam to the applicants, in a decentralized and free way. Provide an intensive course of 8 hours per day for 18 months. Provide specialized consultancy to ensure the completion of studies. Link scholars with organizations, institutions and binational entities to ensure the purpose of the program.

11 Ministerio de Educación Curricular Proposal ENGLISH I 1.1 Identify the main idea and some supporting ideas in short texts where the English language is used. 1.2 Identify the structure, understand phrases and vocabulary often used in an auditory english text. 1.3 Participate in short social exchanges asking and answering in english orally about routine issues and of their immediate environment. 1.4 Produce descriptive paragraphs on routine issues and their environment properly using some grammatical rules of english language. ENGLISH II 1.1 Identify and understand the main and supporting ideas in written and oral simple texts in english language. 1.2 Participate in simple social exchanges asking and answering in english orally about routine issues, their environment and general interest. 1.3 Produces descriptive and comparative paragraphs on routine issues, their environment and general interest using correct grammatical rules of the english language. ENGLISH III 1.1 Identify, understand and think about the main and supporting ideas in simple texts written and oral in english language. 1.2 Participate in simple social exchanges asking, answering and reviewing English orally on topics of general interest and their environment. 1.3 Produce short texts of various formats on topics of general interest, their environment and using correct grammatical rules of the english language,

12 Ministerio de Educación Curricular Proposal ENGLISH IV 1.1 Distinguish the main ideas of the secondaries and recognizes explicity relevant information in long texts, oral and written. 1.2 Participate in social exchanges, express their opinions and exposes issues of general and academic interest in English. 1.3 Produce texts of various formats on topics of general and academic interest, prioritizing ideas and using correct grammatical rules of the english language. ENGLISH V ENGLISH VI 1.1 Inferr and think about the communicative purpose, discriminate main and supporting ideas of lengthy and complex written texts. 1.1 Link and infers specific and general information of extensive and complex written texts of different subjects in english. 1.2 Infer and think about the communicative purpose, discriminate main and supporting ideas hearing extensive and complex texts. 1.2 Link and infer specific and general information of extensive and complex auditory texts of different subjects in English. 1.3 Participate in social exchanges, express their views and explains academic and professional issues iin English. 1.3 Participate in social exchanges comparing and contrasting different situations and discuss to reach consensus using correct english. 1.4 Produce long texts of different formats about academic and professional issues, prioritizing ideas and using a vast vocabulary and grammatical rules of the english language. 1.4 Produce longer texts of different formats and styles about various topics using a vast vocabulary and grammatical rules of the english language. 1.5 Apply the correct grammatical rules and appropriate vocabulary for different types of exercises in English.

13 Linguistic Competition to develop according to The European Common Framework C1 B2 Choose an appropriate formulation of a wide range of linguistic elements to express themselves clearly and without limiting what you want to say. Express with quality and without showing ostensibly that you have to limit what you say. Have sufficient linguistic elements to make clear descriptions, express points of view and develop arguments, using some complex sentences and without being noticed much you're looking for the words you need. B1 Have sufficient linguistic elements to describe unpredictable situations, to explain the main points of an idea or problem with reasonable precision and express on abstract or cultural thoughts, such as music and film themes. Have sufficient linguistic elements to get by and sufficient vocabulary to express some doubts and circumlocutions on topics such as family, hobbies and interests, work, travel and current events, but lexical limitations cause repetition and even, sometimes, difficulties in the formulation. Have a repertory of basic language elements that allows it to address routine situations with predictable content, though usually has to adapt the message and search for words. A2 A1 Produce brief and regular expressions to satisfy simple and specific needs: personal data, habitual actions, shortages and needs, requests for information. Use basic sentence structures and communicates with phrases, groups of words and memorized formulas to refer to himself and others, to making, places, possessions, etc. It has a limited repertory of short memorized phrases including predictable survival situations; usually incur misunderstandings and disruptions if it is a non frequent communication situation Have a very basic repertory of simple expressions about personal data and needs of a concrete type.

14 Program Execution Campus ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL PERUANO BRITÁNICA BRITÁNICO LIMA Miraflores: Malecón Balta 7 San Isidro: Arequipa Av. 3495

15 Program Execution Campus LIMA Lima Centro: Jr. Cuzco 446 Miraflores: Av. Angamos Oeste 160 San Miguel: Av. La Marina 2469 La Molina: Av. Javier Prado Este 4625 Lima Norte: Av. El Pacífico 477, Independencia PERUVIAN NORTEAMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE ICPNA (INSTITUTO CULTURAL PERUANO NORTEAMERICANO - ICPNA) Ministerio de Educación LORETO Iquitos: Calle Pevas 487 ANCASH JUNÍN Chimbote: Mz. C, Lt.8, Urba. Macal. Luzuriaga - Nuevo Chimbote Huancayo: Av. Giráldez N 949. La Merced: Calle Sor Hortencia Muga N 177 HUÁNUCO Huánuco: Jr. 28 de Julio 1194 AYACUCHO Huamanga: Jr. Asamblea N 415 PIURA AREQUIPA Sullana: Av. San Martin 1033, Sullana Talara: Av. Aviacion s/n, Barrio Particular Piura: Jr. Apurimac 447, Piura Arequipa: Calle Melgar 109 Cercado MOQUEGUA Ilo: Urb. Villa del Mar D-1 TACNA Tacna: Calle Coronel Bustíos 146 PUNO Puno: Jr Luis N. Chevarria 128 LA LIBERTAD CUSCO Trujillo: Av. Venezuela Nro Urb El Recreo Chepén: Av. 28 de Julio # 249 Cusco: Av. Los Incas 1504, Wanchaq MADRE DE DIOS Puerto Maldonado: Jr. Ancash 470 LAMBAYEQUE Chiclayo: Manuel María Izaga # 807 CAJAMARCA SAN MARTÍN Cajamarca: Jr. Tarapacá #714-3er Piso. Tarapoto: Esquina Jr. San Martin cuadra 3 y Jr. Sofia Delgado N 119

16 Program Execution Campus SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA UNIVERSITY USIL LIMA La Molina: La Fontana Av Independencia: Alfredo Mendiola Av Magdalena del Mar: José Gálvez St. 386.

17 Application Requirements Have Peruvian nationality. Be domiciled in the country during the call. Possess the academic or university degree or the graduate certificate issued by a public or private peruvian university. Belong to the third or fifth higher during their undergraduate studies. Have perform placement test in the eligible educational institution that determines the basic level of english. Have up to 30 years old at the time of application. Be in poverty or extreme poverty according to the official report of Household Targeting System (SISFOH) and sent promptly to PRONABEC. Register online at

18 Scholarship Benefits Maintenance* costs with SISFOH S/ Maintenance costs without SISFOH S/ (studies in different region of residence) Maintenance costs without SISFOH S/ (studies in the region of residence) Costs of academic and administrative services. International certification of English when complete the level C1 (Advanced) Personalized accompaniment, consultancy and links with institutions, international organizations and institutions for possible access to international postgraduates. * The amount for estimated for the scholarship grant is calculated by the PRONABEC by a previous study on the cost of living, based on the basis of various sources and approved annually by Executive Board Resolution

19 Scholarship Flowchart Dissemination phase of the scholarship Nomination phase Regional Validation phase Study phase and subsidies execution Acceptance phase and granting of the scholarship National Validation phase Completion of language studies and international accrediation

20 Timeline 2015 STAGES Registration and application in SIBEC PRONABEC DATE Since february 3rd to march 20th, 2015 Submission of application file Until march 27th, 2015 Decentralized Regional Validation of the application file National Validation of the application file Since febrary 6th to march 25th, 2015 Until april 20th, 2015 Results publishing April 23rd 2015 Confirmation of the acceptance of scholarship Up to 15 business days after the publishing of the result Beginning clases Since may 11th, 2015

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