Part IV
2.3.
Prospect
The
prospect for learning English in Indonesia is to improve the quality of foreign
language for all students in Indonesia, can master English well and use the
language as a communication tool. Another expectation is that students can take
advantage of the foreign language skills to work both in the country and
abroad. expected that students who are already proficient in the wind at a
later date can be the news anchor, turism guide or being a english teacher, so
that they knowledge can useful for themselves and also for the environment.
2.3.1.
News anchor
If students can master English well,
later on they can become news anchor, reporter who works in front of the screen
or become a broadcaster who use English as a tool.
2.3.2.
Turism guide,
Students
who already have skills in the English language can also distribute his or her
ability to be a guide turism. they can be turism guide domestically or abroad,
so they get a lot of experience in themselves and have sufficient income from
their hard work.
2.3.3.
Teacher of english langeage
For
students who have their future goals as a teacher, they can work as a english
teacher or become a lecturee of english language
teacher at in the future. They can apply their abilities and skills while
teaching English in the classroom, in the hope that their students will be able
to master to use english language.
2. Conclution
Nowdays,english
language is very important in this era of globalization. English language
become a tool of communication to many aspect, such as in political, economic
and also in education use anglish language. In this present mopment are many
people who speak English language, but in Indonesia theere are still some
problems encountered in using the English Language as a communication tool. Several of these problems such as, lack of
motivation from students who learn English Language, the curriculum of English
Language in teaching and the material choosen in English language teaching. The
challenges facing today is howto bulid students motivation in learning english
language, so that they can master the English Language and its use as a
communication tool in the current global era. If it had been able to master the
English language very well as a communication tool is hope in the future is
able to utilize the language skills to get a job, by mastering the English
Language can facilitate in getting a job later on. Students who can master
English can be employed as a English teacher or lecturer in English language,
can be tourism guide domestically or abroad, or cab be News anchor and many
more.
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