English Language Proficiency Case Study

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According to The New Websters’ International Encyclopedia, (1996), it is stated that there are more than 400 million people in the United States, the British Isles, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and South Arica use its native language which is English Language. English is a lingua franca in all of the industries across the world such as scientific industry, accountancy industry and education industry.

One of the biggest problems of English Language proficiency is that people have poor command of English. Many people cannot write and construct proper sentences or they are not able to speak perfect English as they are lack of practices. When people have low proficiency of English, they are not able to communicate with people well especially …show more content…

Therefore, we should not ignore the problem of English. There is a solution to alter this critical situation as it is always worth repeating the importance of English Language. There are initiatives and programmes can be done to amend the limited English proficiency problem. One of the programmes is called English as a Second Language (ESL) programmes can be offered locally. According to The Star, (November 15, 2015), Philippines needs to concentrate on the issues of ensuring the quality of ESL schools and the qualified ESL teachers. In order to strengthen and arrest the diminishing grade of the language, the representatives of the academe should focus on professional and materials development, knowledge sharing and highlight the requirement for skills in differentiated instructions. This can actually help to boost the English competency in the nation. On the other hand, the government of Malaysia has introduced the Dual Language Programme and the Highly Immersive Programme with a budget allocation of RM38.5 million. Therefore, there would be around 300 schools will be identified for this project to help the youngsters to increase the level of English proficiency. This is vital because according to Jobstreet.com, English was the official business language on the 91 per cent of the companies surveyed. In order to stay in the competitive global environment, everyone should take the initiatives and motivation to keep themselves moving forward to decrease the disappointing level of English command among

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