English UNAH · Languages connecting cultures. National Autonomous University of Honduras, Faculty of Humanities and Arts, Department of Foreign Languages, English Section. PhD. Bessy Mendoza, MSc. Leonel Madrid. Students talking on campus, with the flags of Honduras, the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.
English UNAH · Lengua Extranjera I, II y III

Welcome to English UNAH

Three courses, one path to CEFR A1. Choose your class and your academic period: your URA, forum, H5P, assignment and quiz follow the culture of that period, and everything revolves around your career.

This week · what to do now

NowYour URA, forum, H5P, assignment and quiz of this week, in order, with their closing dates.HideShow

One journey, three courses, 36 stations

English I · U.S.: I arrive, introduce myself and settle in → English II · U.K.: I move around, find a place to stay and go shopping → English III · Canada: I eat, take care of myself, tell my story and plan my future. In every lesson you are the traveller abroad and the host in Honduras.

1 Choose your class

2 Choose your academic period (PAC)

Cultural Passport

Culture of the period

Holidays, sport, awards and festivals of the U.S. (English I), the U.K. (English II) and Canada (English III), one passport per academic period. It feeds the Cultural Corner of every lesson and your comparisons with Honduras.

Linguistic Passport

Your language competences

Your A1 portfolio: «I can…» statements of A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3, the languages you know and your best products. It shows what you can do in English.

How every lesson works

  1. URA + SofIALive the scene abroad
  2. ForumWelcome a visitor in Honduras
  3. H5PTrain for the scene
  4. AssignmentCreate for Honduras
  5. QuizCheck your ticket

Closing lessons of a unit end with a video project (YouTube, Unlisted) instead of a quiz. Graded work is submitted only on the UNAH Virtual Campus. Pass mark: 65 %.

Calendars

English I · English II · English III

Dates, activities and percentages of the current academic term.

Why languages?

English opens scholarships, research and jobs, and every language you learn opens new doors.

Read why it is worth it →

Resources