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English as a “Basic Skill”

 
  • Ambitious educational reforms have been launched by many governments to integrate English more deeply into the curriculum

 
  • Children throughout formal education - from early primary school to college and university - are all learning beginner or intermediate level English

 
  • In addition, a large number of adults are learning English in the workplace or in their free time

 
  • Already, there are almost 180 million learners of English in the formal education system in China, and that number continues to rise

 
  • Within a decade nearly a third of the world population will all be trying to learn English at the same time

 
  • English ceases to be a foreign language

 
  • It becomes repositioned as a “basic skill”, to be learned by primary school children alongside other 21st century skills in Information Technology

 
  • In future, monolingual English-speaking graduates will find it difficult to compete, even in their own countries, with job applicants from other countries who speak several languages - including English - fluently

 

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