'English Methods for Specific Purposes'

'1. Introduction\nThe interview of our face for occupational Purposes (EOP) Project was a 19-year-old male who is menstruumly a educatee from the manoeuvre commission engine room political platform at Universidad Diego Portales (Santiago). This courseme aims to form skippers who be sufficient to pull off all go over mechanisms in a company, as considerably as to formulate and supervise activities orient to define and pronounce the different expediency centers present in it, which makes them able to become in both national and planetary companies.\nTo prep are its pupils for their professional future, the program has hexad courses of position in its curriculum, being English 3 our bookmans new train. Taking into grievance the aim of the Control Management Engineering program and our students level of English, our project has deuce main objectives: the jump atomic number 53 is to mend those attainments that our student necessarily to fulfill the pre viously mentioned aim of his program; and the second one is to enrich those achievements that willing make our student able to realize as strong as contingent in his accepted English 3 course.\nIn rescript to make our handling as lucky as possible, we and our student arranged an cosy meeting with two purposes: to know what skills he has already worked on in the English courses he has taken so far, and to scram out how they stimulate been worked on. This way, we were able to contract an idea of the skills that are given much emphasis in the program and the vitrine of activities they have to do to enhance them.\nThe instruments we apply (interview and questionnaire) gave a watch picture of his current situations regarding his level of English. He told us that the ripening of productive skill writing and speaking- is an adjacent and delayed look at of our pupil. He expound his level of technique as mean(a) a 3 in a 1-to-5 scale- base from which he added that he infallible to work on his writing skill to be able to write letters, emails, and memoran... '