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The 3 Sticking Points Of Workplace Make Foreign Language Difficult For White Collar Workers.

2008/1/11 14:43:00 41652

The three sticking point makes white collar learn foreign languages "difficult to open".

For many people in the workplace, foreign language learning, especially English learning, has been allowed to become a heavy learning project. However, how can the results be difficult to manifest without time consuming?

Recently, a survey conducted by Wuhan new dynamic international English training school shows that the three sticking point is that white collar students learn foreign languages hard to open.

Now, Miss Li, who works for a foreign trade company, not only has a certificate of grade six in College English, but also has an intermediate oral interpretation certificate, but when it comes to her speaking, she always feels embarrassed to open her mouth, worrying about grammar mistakes and worrying about her inaccuracy in pronunciation. Because of the "perfectionism" mentality, Li Xiao is always at ease in learning English.

For this reason, Dr. Feng Feng, a foreign language teaching expert, believes that a perfectionist who is afraid of making mistakes can not learn a foreign language well.

According to the survey, the second sticking point of workplace learning foreign language is "just listen to it", one-way communication.

During the interview, a white-collar worker said he often took part in all kinds of training courses in the English environment, and the dictionaries had rotted several books, but they were still "dumb English".

"It's useless for you to listen to more classes, because exercises are all teachers' oral English."

Experts say two-way communication is the only way to learn a foreign language well.

The most common possibility is the "hot potato" of the hot test.

Fear of backwardness, so that there are a few white collar workers who suffer from "obsessive-compulsive disorder in English learning".

During the interview, Miss Liu, who worked in a foreign company in Hankou, had passed the examination of middle and advanced interpreters, Tofu and IELTS, but now even a formal English letter is not written.

Dr Feng Feng also gave advice to this kind of people: the traditional idea of exam oriented education is deeply rooted in some white-collar workers. What we need to realize is that for the workplace, language is a skill, not a knowledge, and can not be used.