English for Specific Purposes
Tired of being offered general English courses where the declarations ‘English is fun’ and ‘1 level in two months’ have nothing to do with what you are working with? ⠀
Do you work with technological processes, specific equipment, or write commercial proposals? ⠀
Do you work as a salesperson, marketer, your option and want to feel more confident at work meetings, be able to talk about the company’s core activities and main products and services? ⠀
This is important to us and we talk about this in detail during a free consultation and entry testing, because we solve the language problem by working with what is appropriate and necessary for you within the framework of English for Specific Purposes (ESP). ⠀⠀
Relevance: ESP courses are designed to meet specific language needs in selected industries or professional contexts: English for Marketing, English for Finance, IT English, English for HR, etc. The emphasis on relevance means that students can immediately apply the acquired language skills to their specific field.
Effectiveness: ESP courses are more effective than general English courses because they focus on the specific language skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a particular field. Students do not waste time on irrelevant language topics and focus on learning the vocabulary, grammar, and communication strategies needed for their professional context.
Specific Terminology and Authentic Materials: ESP courses focus on specific vocabulary and terminology, allowing students to communicate effectively in their field, understand professional texts, and participate in discussions related to their field of work. Through authentic materials such as articles, reports, case studies and audio/video recordings, students gain access to the language used in their professional context.
In general, ESP courses offer a more focused and specialized approach to language learning and often motivate students by enabling them to use language skills that have invaluable practical value. Students see a direct connection between what they study and their career aspirations. This motivation can lead to greater engagement and progress in language learning.
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