ESP-GEC
An individual is training to become a specialist in international trade and will be involved in negotiating contracts, managing supply chains, and communicating with international clients. What type of course is recommended?
ESP (English for International Trade/Business. This requires specialized vocabulary related to trade, logistics, and international law.
A retired man wants to learn English to connect with their grandchildren who live in an English-speaking country and improve their general cognitive function through language learning. What type of course is suitable?
GEC (The focus is on general communication and personal enrichment, not a specific profession or academic field.)
A person who already has a B2 level of English wants to refine their pronunciation and learn more idiomatic expressions to sound more natural in everyday conversations. What kind of course is best?
GEC
(This is about polishing existing general skills, not acquiring specialized language.)
A software developer needs to understand technical documentation, participate in online forums with international colleagues, and occasionally present their work at conferences. What type of course is most appropriate?
ESP
(English for IT/Software Development or English for Science and Technology – focuses on technical vocabulary, online communication, and presentation skills.)
An artist who sells their work online to international buyers needs to improve their English for writing product descriptions, communicating with customers, and handling international shipping inquiries. What type of course would be most beneficial?
ESP (English for Business/E-commerce or English for the Arts – focuses on business communication, marketing vocabulary, and customer service skills.)