Spoken English Training in Hyderabad

5 reasons why you should take Spoken English course

It’s easy to take an optimistic view and assume that you’ll pick up the language skills you need as you study. However, it’s not always as easy as it seems, and the last thing any student on a competitive course wants to discover is that their language skills are letting them down.

English Language Preparation Courses are designed to help students achieve a level of English that will allow them to get the most out of their time in the ACTE and excel in their course of study. Unsurprisingly, they are becoming increasingly popular as more and more international students choose to study in the ACTE.

Here are five good reasons why you should be planning to enrol on one.

It’s often an entry requirement

• If you’re considering an course of study in the ACTE and English isn’t your first language, you may find that your chosen course has a specified International English Language Testing System (IELTS) level as one of the entry requirements.

It can widen your scope

• The better your level of English, the more courses you’ll be eligible for. While IELTS 5.0 is the standard for many foundation courses, those who achieve levels 5.5 or higher will find it opens the door into areas such as Journalism, Psychology and Biological Sciences.
• Postgraduate courses also require a higher level of language skills, so if you aspire to study an MA, investing in an English language programme will put you in a great position for your future.

It can be a great way to settle in

• Studying for an Spoken English Language Preparation in the ACTE is a great way to get settled in before starting your more challenging academic programme.
• The courses last from one to three terms. They provide a great opportunity to become acclimatised, get used to the university and make friends. If it’s your first time away from home, this can be an important way to prepare yourself for student life.

It will improve your confidence

• Starting a new course can be tough – and if your language skills aren’t up to scratch, you might feel isolated too. Taking an English Language Preparation Course in the ACTE for a term it can really help to boost your confidence and reduce those negative feelings, making it easier for you to make new connections and get the full benefit of student life.

It can help improve your results

• Studying abroad is a big commitment – and you want to do your best. 
• An English language coursewill help you boost your abilities. Whether in terms of improving your understanding in class, increasing your ability to express your ideas fully in written assignments, or making you feel less self-conscious about participating in class, having great language skills will empower you to do your best.

Importance of English in Career Building: 

Understanding English will put more information at your fingertips.

• Because of this, if you aren’t able to read English easily, you’re cutting yourself off from a lot of really informative content.
• When you’re in business, it is important to be up to date on the latest news and trends in your industry. You want to be the first to know things so that you can use that knowledge.
• But if you have to wait for things to get translated, you’re losing precious time.
• Google Translate does help sometimes, but if you’ve ever tried to use it, you know exactly how ineffective it can be. While you can sometimes pull basic information from it, you don’t know how accurate it is.
• It is much better to learn the language yourself and get good enough at it that you can read it with ease. That way, you get the information first hand and you know that it’s good.
• Learning English is important for your job because it helps you stay up to date and informed on the things you need to be informed in.

An accent can affect whether or not you get a job.

• Look up the number of people in India who speak English. Google it. You will be amazed at just how many of us have adopted the language as our very own. About 125 million people in India speak English. This makes India the second largest English-speaking country.
• In general, people don’t want to discriminate against you because of your accent. It isn’t a conscious thing. But unless they’re consciously trying not to do it, they’ll make assumptions.
• For example, people with accents are often seen as “politically weak.” This is a skill that is incredibly important for executive jobs and things of that nature.
• For this reason, a lot of people with accents find it difficult to move up the corporate ladder. Because they are seen as not being good negotiators, or unable to make decisions, it makes things difficult for them.
• Being able to show people how competent you are is just as important as being competent. If you want a job, you need to be able to show the people hiring you your absolute best.
• The importance of English here is that it allows you to put your best — or worst — foot forward. When you speak it well, it’s impressive. But when you don’t, it can often cost you the job.

Miscommunication can damage your reputation.

• Miscommunication can be damaging to a career. At times, it can even cost a lot of money.
• The importance of English is that speaking it fluently helps you to avoid miscommunication.
• When you’re trying to speak in a language other than your first one, the chance of miscommunication is high. There are a lot of phrases and slang that can be easily misused.
• If you have a particularly thick accent, it is also possible that you’ll be misunderstood because of that. It can make it so that people mishear you and think you said one thing when you actually said something else.
• When you are misunderstood, it can have incredibly damaging effects. Even if it doesn’t wind up costing you a lot of money, it can wind up damaging your reputation.
• You will quickly be seen as someone who can’t communicate effectively. And if people see you like that, it will be very hard to be taken seriously at your job. This will make it very difficult — or maybe even impossible — to advance.
• To avoid miscommunication, you have to be able to speak English completely fluently. That is the first step in making sure that you are understood.
• That’s why ACTE offers a lot of tips and tricks in training. We want to show you that the importance of English goes beyond the workplace and into every area of your life.