Why do many people choose to learn English?

Not only students and workers go to English classes to learn, but even children in kindergarten are introduced to this language by their parents.

This shows that English is playing an important role in the development of today's society.

Being fluent in English opens up many opportunities for you. (Illustration)

Why should you choose to learn English?

English is considered a global language and 60 out of 196 countries consider English as their official language. According to statistics, about 1.5 billion people are speaking English and about 1 billion more are in the process of learning. This is the reason why English brings more benefits than languages that are less used.

English has a common Latin alphabet, similar to many languages in the world. Therefore, compared to Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Arabic or Thai, English is still considered easier, so many people choose to study it.

English will also help you communicate with many people from many different lands and bring high job opportunities. With English, you can absolutely work in some high-paying positions such as aviation, tourism, and film.

In particular, thanks to English, you can apply for scholarships to study abroad at many top universities from the UK to the US. Therefore, if you are planning to study abroad, English is the first thing you need to prepare carefully.

With a certain amount of English, when traveling, you will not need to worry about getting lost in a foreign country, be confident when ordering food and be able to chat with the locals. Therefore, choosing to learn English from an early age will bring you many benefits.

Some schools training in English Language

In addition to choosing to study communication at foreign language centers, if you feel you love this language, you can also choose to study English at universities for further research.

Below are some schools that are training in English Language that are chosen by many candidates in each admission season, you can refer to them.

The University of Foreign Languages (Vietnam National University, Hanoi) is one of the schools with the top English language benchmark scores in the country. In 2023, with the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, the English language major of the school will have a benchmark score of 35.55 points, admission based on 3 exam subject groups D01; D78; D90.

The estimated tuition fee for the English language major is 35 million VND/school year, the tuition fee does not change each school year.

Diplomatic Academy - in 2023, the admission threshold score is 35.99 points (A01, D01, D07), an increase of nearly 1 point compared to last year. The method of considering transcripts combined with international certificates has a benchmark score of 26.81, with 3 similar admission subject combinations.

For the 2023-2024 school year, the tuition fee set by the Diplomatic Academy for the English Language major is 4.15 million VND/month.

The University of Foreign Languages (Hue University) recruits students for the English Language major based on three subject groups: D01; D14; D15. In 2023, the school will set the admission standard score at 19.5 points. The tuition fee for the English Language major is expected to be around 14.1 million VND/school year/student, an increase of no more than 20% compared to the previous year.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Education only uses a single subject combination, D01, to enroll students in the English Language major. In 2023, with the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, this major will have a standard score of 25.1 points.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology in 2023, the admission threshold for English Language major is 21.5 points (English multiplied by coefficient 2), with 4 admission subject groups A01; D01; D14; D15.

In addition to considering admission based on high school graduation exam scores, the school also considers high school transcripts and Ho Chi Minh City National University's competency assessment exam scores.

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