Globalization and the increasing demand for spoken English teachers
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Globalization has led to an increasing demand for English language skills worldwide, particularly in non-native English-speaking countries. This has resulted in the need for trained spoken English teachers who can effectively teach English as a second language to non-native speakers. Training of spoken English teachers has become an important aspect of globalization, as it involves preparing teachers to teach English as a global language, which includes the cultural, social, and linguistic aspects of the language. The training of spoken English teachers must be relevant to the local context, and should aim to produce teachers who are capable of using modern teaching techniques and technology to enhance language learning. One of the challenges in training spoken English teachers is the lack of standardization in English language teaching. This is because of the variations in language use, pronunciation, and vocabulary among different English-speaking countries. However, globalization has facilitated the development of standardization in English language teaching, which has enabled the creation of standardized curriculums and teaching materials. Globalization has brought about a greater need for trained spoken English teachers. The training of these teachers must take into account the local context, while also incorporating modern teaching techniques and technology. Standardization in English language teaching has also facilitated the training of spoken English teachers, which has resulted in the production of more effective and competent teachers who are capable of teaching English as a global language.
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