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English for specific purposes module in teaching : esp - based skills for tourism management students / by Angela Amboyon, Christine Mae Ausejo and Akemi Marie Tubog

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  • (URAM) LG 221 D35 H67 2013 A43 UAR1
Online resources: Summary: This thesis presents an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) instructional module designed to develop ESP-based language skills for Tourism Management students. It analyzes the language needs of learners in the tourism industry and proposes teaching strategies, learning activities, and assessment tools aligned with tourism-related communication tasks. The study aims to enhance students’ communicative competence and preparedness for professional practice in the tourism sector.
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Archives & Records Archives & Records Foundation University Library Foundationiana (URAM) LG 221 D35 H67 2013 A43 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0392025014187

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This thesis presents an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) instructional module designed to develop ESP-based language skills for Tourism Management students. It analyzes the language needs of learners in the tourism industry and proposes teaching strategies, learning activities, and assessment tools aligned with tourism-related communication tasks. The study aims to enhance students’ communicative competence and preparedness for professional practice in the tourism sector.

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