Training in English listening, speaking, reading and writing
“Active English 2021”
On March 22, 2021, Associate Professor Dr. Somdej Rungsrisawat Dean of College of Allied Health Sciences, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University Presided over the opening of the English listening, speaking, reading and writing project “Active English 2021” at Chokaew meeting room. Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University
Assistant Professor Dr. Peerada Damaphong, Associate Dean for Student Affairs College of Allied Health Sciences chairman of the event Reveal the origins and objectives of organizing this project. “Due to the fact that English is now a global language that is used to communicate around the world. All work circles, both public and private, need personnel who can communicate in English. The Active English 2021 English language training program will increase the language proficiency of the College of Allied Health Sciences students. Students will learn English through games. (activity-based) that insert English in everyday life and English for professional use by Ajarn Sunatcha Chaowai, Ajarn Sasipen Krutchangthong, a lecturer in the Department of Medical and Public Health Secretarial and Ms. Teerapon Jumarie, International Relations Officer. Three language experts came as speakers. increase knowledge Create fun and familiarity with the language for students. Today, students will practice the four main skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, and taking home knowledge and happiness.”
Associate Professor Dr. Somdej Rungsrisawat Dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences Mention the importance of the English language.
“He who knows English has an advantage over others. Because English helps us communicate with people all over the world. and when we can communicate We will get many good opportunities such as the opportunity to get a higher job. met more knowledgeable people traveled abroad The organization has a higher business growth. It also helps us access a wider range of resources. Because nowadays English plays a huge role in our daily life. All around us, English is everywhere. since the road signs All restaurant menus, movies, or news on the Internet are all in English, so this is a great opportunity for students at the College of Allied Health to practice more English outside of the classroom. and apply the knowledge gained in their daily life and profession upon graduation.” In addition, Associate Professor Dr. Somdej Rungsrisawat Dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences Encourage students to say “Don't be shy about speaking English. Be confident that we can all speak English. And today's practice will surely help us become perfect people (Practice makes you perfect).”
Theeraporn Chumree reports the news.
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