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 English for Specific   Purposes (ESP) 

START DATE

Every Monday

AGE

18+

LEVELS

A1 to C2 - Beginner to Advanced

LESSONS
15, 20, 25, 30, 35, or 40 Lessons per week
(1 lessons = 60
 mins)

TIME
Mon – Fri
Throughout the day 
from 09:00 – 18:00

PRICE
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English for Specific Purposes classes can be offered in private one-on-one settings or as part of a small group.

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No more than four students are allowed per class.

By engaging in training that focuses on all four facets of communication: oral, aural, reading and writing, your confidence and proficiency in the English language will be enhanced.

 ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC   PURPOSES 

 COURSE DESCRIPTION 

English for specific purposes classes provide students with the necessary language skills and knowledge to perform effectively in their chosen field.

 

Through focused instruction and hands-on activities, participants will develop the specialized English proficiency and communication techniques required to excel in the workplace.

 

These courses are designed to build fluency in areas such as specialized vocabulary, technical terms, and cultural understanding specific to the chosen profession. Additionally, participants gain invaluable practice in reading, writing, speaking and listening within their professional context.

Course content

At Be Monsterful, an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) course typically focuses on developing language skills in a particular academic or professional field, such as medicine, law, business, or engineering. The scope of the course will depend on the specific field of focus, but a typical course content and scope might include the following elements:

Vocabulary: Students will learn the specialized vocabulary related to their field of study, including technical terms, acronyms, and idiomatic expressions.

 

Grammar: The course may focus on grammar structures that are particularly relevant for academic or professional writing, such as complex sentence structures or conditional clauses.

 

Reading: Students will practice reading academic or professional texts in their field, such as journal articles, reports, or contracts. They will learn how to scan texts for specific information, understand the main argument, and identify key terms and concepts.

 

Writing: Students will develop their writing skills by composing different types of texts, such as summaries, reports, essays, and emails. They will learn how to write clear and concise academic or professional language, using the correct tone and style.

 

Listening: Students will listen to academic or professional lectures, discussions, and presentations, and practice taking notes, summarizing information, and responding to questions.

 

Speaking: Students will participate in class discussions, debates, and presentations, and practice speaking clearly and effectively, using appropriate pronunciation and intonation.

 

Pronunciation: The course may include a focus on pronunciation, including stress and intonation patterns that are common in academic or professional speech.

 

Cultural Awareness: ESP courses may also include a cultural component, helping students to understand the customs and norms of academic or professional discourse in their field.

 

The scope of the course will also depend on the level of the students, but generally, by the end of the course, students should have a good understanding of the language used in their specific field and be able to communicate effectively in both written and spoken English.

Skills training

At Be Monsterful,  an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) course typically covers a range of language skills that are essential for effective communication in a particular academic or professional field. The following are some of the key skills that are usually covered:

 

Vocabulary: ESP courses focus on expanding students' specialized vocabulary related to their field of study. This helps students understand and communicate technical terms, acronyms, and idiomatic expressions more effectively.

 

Reading Comprehension: Students are taught to scan texts and identify relevant information, understand the main argument, and comprehend complex ideas. This is important because in many professional and academic contexts, students need to be able to read and comprehend texts quickly and accurately.

 

Writing: ESP courses focus on developing students' writing skills, including how to write clear, concise, and professional language. This includes learning how to use the correct tone and style for different types of texts, such as summaries, reports, and emails.

 

Listening: ESP courses help students develop their listening skills by providing opportunities to listen to academic or professional lectures, discussions, and presentations. Students practice taking notes, summarizing information, and responding to questions.

 

Speaking: ESP courses provide opportunities for students to practice speaking in a range of contexts, including class discussions, debates, and presentations. This helps students develop clear and effective speaking skills, including pronunciation and intonation patterns that are common in academic and professional discourse.

 

Pronunciation: ESP courses often focus on pronunciation, including stress and intonation patterns, to help students sound more natural and confident when speaking in a professional or academic setting.

 

Cultural Awareness: ESP courses may also include a cultural component, teaching students about the customs and norms of academic or professional discourse in their field. This helps students communicate more effectively and build cross-cultural understanding.

 

The skills covered in an ESP course are essential for students who want to succeed in their academic or professional careers. By developing these skills, students can effectively communicate in English in a variety of contexts and increase their confidence and competitiveness in the global market.

Course outcomes

The outcomes for an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) course will depend on the specific field of focus and the level of the students, but typically include the following:

 

Vocabulary Development: Students will expand their specialized vocabulary related to their field of study, including technical terms, acronyms, and idiomatic expressions. They will be able to use this vocabulary effectively in both spoken and written English.

 

Reading Comprehension: Students will be able to scan and comprehend academic or professional texts more quickly and accurately, identify key information and arguments, and understand complex ideas.

 

Writing: Students will be able to write clear, concise, and professional language, using the correct tone and style for different types of texts, such as summaries, reports, and emails. They will also have the skills to edit and revise their own writing.

 

Listening: Students will be able to listen effectively to academic or professional lectures, discussions, and presentations, taking clear and accurate notes, summarizing information, and responding to questions.

 

Speaking: Students will be able to speak effectively in a variety of contexts, including class discussions, debates, and presentations. They will be able to use appropriate pronunciation and intonation patterns, and communicate their ideas with confidence.

 

Pronunciation: Students will be able to produce clear and natural-sounding English, with a good understanding of stress and intonation patterns in academic or professional speech.

 

Cultural Awareness: Students will have a greater understanding of the customs and norms of academic or professional discourse in their field, which will help them communicate more effectively and build cross-cultural understanding.

 

Confidence: Students will develop a greater confidence in their ability to communicate effectively in English in a variety of academic or professional contexts.

 

The overall outcome of an ESP course is to prepare students for success in their academic or professional careers by developing their language skills in the context of their specific field of study. By the end of the course, students should have the language skills and cultural awareness they need to communicate effectively and confidently in English.

ESP Courses At Be Monsterful

Here are ten common subjects that could be covered in an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) course at Be Monsterful: 

Business English: This could include topics such as negotiating, business communication, and report writing.

 

English for Academic Purposes: This could include writing research papers, participating in academic discussions, and understanding academic vocabulary.

 

English for Science and Technology: This might include specialized vocabulary, scientific writing, and discussing scientific concepts in English.

 

English for the Medical profession: This might include medical terminology, reading medical reports and patient communication.

 

English for the Legal profession: This might include legal terminology, contract writing, and participating in legal negotiations.

 

English for the Tourism industry: This might include understanding and using specialized vocabulary, as well as communication skills for interacting with tourists and other industry professionals.

 

English for the Hospitality industry: This might include using English in a hotel setting, understanding menus and recipes, and communication with customers and other staff.

 

English for Human Resources: This might include writing job descriptions and conducting job interviews, as well as other HR-related communication.

 

English for the Engineering profession: This might include specialized vocabulary and technical writing, as well as communication with colleagues and clients.

 

English for the Construction industry: This might include understanding and using specialized vocabulary, as well as communication with colleagues, clients, and contractors.

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Be Monsterful Student Martin

Martin, Slovenia

I loved my Be Monsterful classes and the instructor was an absolute lifesaver - I achieved my goal of deepening my understanding of English language teaching!

Be Monsterful student Gabriel

Gabriel, Columbia

I joined Be Monsterful to level up my English skills for marketing and it's been life-changing! My English has come a long way, leaving me feeling much more confident using the language.

Be Monsterful ESP Student Andreea

Andreea, Spain

A huge thank you to Be Monsterful - the class was outstanding, structured and incredibly useful. I picked up so much knowledge and now I'm feeling way more confident with my English speaking and writing skills.

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