UNIVERSIDAD TECNICA DE AMBATO

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y DE LA EDUCACION

CARRERA DE IDIOMAS

PROJECT PROPOSAL

TITLE: EL

USO DEL IDIOMA INGLES EN EL MUNDO DE L OS NEGOCIOS

AUTHORS: Bautista Renato Flores Alex Luisa Jairo Punina Alex Valdivieso Byron

Ambato- Ecuador ENERO 2014

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PROJECT PROPOSAL ............................................................................................................ 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Current Conditions or situation on the class observed ............................................... 3 The problem ................................................................................................................... 3 Justification..................................................................................................................... 3 Who will benefit ............................................................................................................. 3 Operational Objectives ................................................................................................... 4 5.1 General Objective ........................................................................................................ 4 5.2 Specific Objectives ...................................................................................................... 4 6. 7. Steps for implementing the project ............................................................................... 4 Measurable Criteria to evaluate the project-ongoing monitoring and final evaluation 4 8. 9. 10. Arguments supported by theoretical literature ...............Error! Bookmark not defined. Bibliography ................................................................................................................... 5 Annexes ...................................................................................................................... 6

PROJECT PROPOSAL
TITLE:THE USE OF LANGUAGE TO COMUNICATE IN THE MUSEUM PLACE: Museum TUTOR: Lic. Monica Vinueza LEVEL: Fourth B

GENERAL BASIS:

1. Current Conditions or situation on the class observed

The concept of communication is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, visuals, signals, writing, or behavior. It is the meaningful exchange of information between two or more living creatures. The use of the English language in business generally implies a fundamental need for people to communicate across the globe, at least at a basic verbal. Translation and multilingual communication are important, but unless there is one common language that everyone doing global business can speak and we have to use a unique language. We can argue about the merits of the situation, but English already is the language of international commerce. Nowadays all people that are work in business have to speak English because is really necessary if we communicate and spread our products and business. In these days to speak English is necessary even more if we work in a tourism business, The English language is the new language of business in the world.

2. The problem
-The use of the English language with English speaker who visit a museum

3. Justification 4. Who will benefit

5. Operational Objectives
5.1 General Objective To be able to speak Englishin business to sell their products

Specific Objectives -To identify common mistakes when speak English in business.

-To use extra material such as internet web pages to learn how to pronounce and increase vocabulary in business communication. -To adapt our hearing to understand English words business.

Steps for implementing the project

Research a list of wordsthat have the final sound. To give a quiz to students from first level to measure their understanding. Provide to students innovated audio sources with the British dialect to improve their audio skills. Evaluate the students development about their understanding of British dialect

6. Measurable Criteria to evaluate the project-ongoing monitoring and final evaluation

1. To take an audio pre test to students of first level to evaluate their knowledge about British dialect especially with unknown words with the final /r/ sound. 2. Provide web resources with British pronunciation of the words to student. 3. To take a post-test to the same students 4. Finally, we are going to check those quizzes to compare the first results with the actuals and finally the results will show if the students have improved their
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knowledge after checking those web pages and practicing the words with final /r/ sound. If the results are good, we will notice that students have improved their comprehension. 5.
8.- ARGUMENTS SUPPORTED BY THEORICAL LITERATURE

English has emerged as the global language of trade and commerce in the past few decades, affecting many key aspects of business in the modern world. The English language first spread as the result of colonial expansion, and has become the standard for all important official communications in an increasingly large number of countries with a wide variety of native languages. In the modern world, thanks to the Internet, English continues to spread as the major medium through which both small businesses and large corporations do business. English as a Common Business Language England began to develop overseas colonies as early as the 12th century in Ireland, and soon expanded to the New World in the Americas, creating English-speaking colonies in what would eventually become the United States and Canada. Other key colonies in the British Empire included various parts of India, the African continent, such as South Africa, the Middle East, Australia and Hong Kong. English was the unifying language in many of these areas, and soon became the language of shipping, travel and commerce. The European Union and the Commonwealth of Nations There are 27 member states in the European Union (EU), and 54 in the Commonwealth of Nations. English is one of the main official languages in the EU through which all business is conducted. The Commonwealth is comprised of 52 nations which were formerly British colonies, and two which elected to join for trade reasons (Mozambique and Rwanda). English is the main language for all business transacted by the Commonwealth, which promotes free trade amongst its member states. Doing Business Worldwide English is a global language for doing business. In some industries, such as the airline and shipping industries, English is the official standard language. Therefore, an excellent command of English is required for key jobs, such as air traffic controller or ship captain. In addition, English has emerged as a major language for finance and the stock markets around the world. People wishing to do business globally need to have a good command of spoken English. The ability to clearly write in English is also key, as many forms of business communication, from emails to presentations and marketing to important business contracts, are written in English. Business English for Specific Industries In some industries, a knowledge of business terminology in English is critical for entry into and the success of a business. Workers need to have an understanding and command of detailed vocabulary dealing with specific concepts in order to be able to communicate effectively with other professionals in the business. Examples of specialized businesses requiring a knowledge of English include computing, engineering, science, technology, medicine and law. Doing Business on the Internet English has emerged as one of the major languages for doing business on the Internet. A website written in English can attract many customers and enable even small business owners in remote villages to sell items to people around the world. Well-written product and service descriptions in English are key for attracting new customers and keeping them up to date on any new product offerings.

7. Bibliography
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8. Annexes Audio Pages