Skip to main content

Importance of English language in Education

Image
By


 Because of its many uses and benefits in various human activities, English is spoken by speakers of several languages all over the world. Nobody can dispute English's significance as a global language in today's world. As a result, it is clear that the English language has grown in popularity across the globe. English, as a foreign language, gives us access to the most up-to-date information and is widely used.

It is also the language of the modern era and is used for communication by people all over the world. We cannot do anything on the internet unless we use the English language to express our thoughts and opinions with the entire world wide internet. How about the educational sector? English is sometimes used as a medium of contact and learning for people who study abroad. Many highly talented students have disqualified education due to a lack of English language skills. English is the primary language for higher-level studies and is used in every book.


All university interviews and presentations are conducted in English at the international level. As a result, there is a primary degree of uncertainty, as well as a high level of importance for one's professional life. Sporting events are also held in English. All data and commentary provided in any measure sport case, such as live cricket or football, is primarily in English. To fully appreciate this case, we must have a solid command of the English language.


The English language is vital. Nothing will be possible in the future unless we learn to understand and speak English. In India, the English language is extremely valuable. English has been promoted as a second language in India for the past 200 years. India made Hindi its official state language after independence, but English was given equal weight.

Many regional languages are spoken in India, but English is the only language used for interstate communication. Without English, higher education is not possible. In almost every area, such as technology, biochemistry, and non-technical English, English plays a significant role.

Apart from being the language of commerce, banking, computing, medicine, engineering, tourism, and so on, English is an official language in many countries. Fluency in English is a significant factor in work selection. An individual who speaks English draws everyone's attention and is a sign of higher education and personality. Both of these factors have rendered learning English a necessity.

Conclusion:

Well, this is the age of learning English, and in this competitive environment, everyone wants to achieve success, so English is crucial. It is a digitalization tradition, because any work performed via a digital medium, such as sending SMS, emails, blogging, etc has gained more popularity. It is a more convenient and effective way to communicate one's thoughts to another person. 


Guest post by Akshay Kumar

Pursing B.Tech  from Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology and Management (DIATM)

Website: https://panjiyaratech.blogspot.com

 



Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Share your views about the blog

Popular posts from this blog

Types of Education

By
By S Adeeb Mujtaba Ali Education may take many forms, including assisting individuals in learning new skills and encouraging them to reflect on what they have learned. Educators must also educate students on how to locate and utilize information. Education transmits societal, national, and global information from generation to generation. Education, in particular, aids and guides people in their transition from one social class to the next. Individuals, societies, and nations that have been empowered via education have a competitive advantage over those that are at the bottom of the development pyramid.  Education Types Education encompasses more than what occurs within the classroom's four walls. On the basis of these characteristics, a kid receives education from both his outside and inside school experiences. Formal, informal, and non-formal education are the three major categories of education. Below, we'll go through each of these sorts. Educating Formally Formal education...
Post a Comment
Read more

Mucormycosis: 2021 Epidemic ???

By
It would be unjustifiable for me to not chronicle this issue as a microbiologist.                                            Image credits:  Pathology Outlines - Zygomycetes Mucormycosis (formerly known as zygomycosis) is a severe but uncommon fungal illness caused by mucormycetes, a kind of mould. Molds may be found in many kinds of places. Mucormycosis is a fungal infection that mostly affects persons who have health issues or who use medications that reduce the body's capacity to resist infections and illness. After breathing fungal spores from the air, it most often affects the sinuses and lungs. It can also happen after a cut, a burn, or any other form of skin damage. While we work to defend ourselves against COVID-19 and live with it, there is another threat posed by a fungus that we must be aware of and respond to. During or after recovery, a few COVID-19 patients ha...
Post a Comment
Read more

Counselling and School guidance (India): History in brief

By
By S Adeeb Mujtaba Ali From the review paper by Kodad and Kazi, it is known that according to an Indian Express interview with Sudeshna Chatterjee titled, ' Schools are neglecting to counselling ,  a) the first Child Guidance Clinic was founded by Tata Institute of Social Sciences at Wadia Hospital in 1938.  b) In the same year, the Wadia hospital established a school health unit, which referred children with behavioral issues to the hospital. In 1979, the first school mental health clinic was founded at Nair Hospital. Asha K. Kinra also discusses some of the significant turning points in India's school counseling progress.   a) In 1954, the Central Bureau of Educational and Vocational Guidance was created by India's Ministry of Education.  b) Following the third five-year plan (1961), certified counselors and career masters, with the help of school teachers, began providing guidance services in classrooms.  c) By the end of the third five-year plan (1966)...
Post a Comment
Read more