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English for Specific Purpose

English for Specific Purpose

The English Department for Specific Purposes (ESP) is a vital and contemporary component of our institute, playing a crucial role in preparing students for the modern professional world. This department offers a two-year program, upon the successful completion of which students will be awarded a diploma.

Throughout the course of study, the National Institute provides students with both educational and scientific opportunities to develop the necessary skills for a wide range of English-related professions. These include, but are not limited to, fields such as computer science, literature, languages, healthcare, tourism, business, and the oil industry, thereby equipping graduates for success in the evolving job market.

The goals of the department:

  • Develop students’ proficiency in English and their ability to apply it across various professional fields.
  • Acquire computer and technology skills through the medium of English.
  • Gain familiarity with the concepts, terminology, and practices of the oil industry.
  • Achieve proficiency in English for the tourism sector and train students to become competent leaders in tourism.
  • Develop knowledge of legal language and an understanding of legal concepts and terminology.
  • Gain familiarity with general genres of English literature and notable figures in the field.
  • Gain experience in academic and professional writing.
  • Cultivate creative thinking and mastery of scientific research and discussion methods.

 

  • Become acquainted with contemporary teaching methods.
  • Acquire foundational knowledge in the field of translation.

 

Employment Opportunities

Graduates of the English Department for Specific Purposes (ESP) can:

  1. Work as tutors of English for specific purposes.
  2. Apply English professionally in tourism companies.
  3. Pursue careers in the oil industry.
  4. Serve as tour guides, utilizing the skills acquired through the ESP program.
  5. Work as interpreters in the labour market.