English for Specific Purpose Task Detail, 2024.

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No	Tittle	Scenario	Students in Charge
1	Case Title: "English for Tourism: Preparing Tour Guides for International Visitors"	The tourism department of a small city has noticed a rise in international visitors, particularly from English speaking countries. However, local tour guides struggle with effective communication in English, leading to misunderstandings and a less-than-ideal experience for tourists. The city government has asked your team to design a course for the 10 tour guides as the purpose to make them able to communicate (orally) to the tourist.	Machyuzil T Asiqal Qalif Abudillah
2	English for Nursing: Communicating with International Patients	A hospital in a major city is receiving more international patients. Nurses are required to explain procedures, provide comfort, and address patients' concerns in English. However, they lack confidence and vocabulary to communicate effectively. Design a course to improve nurses' communication skills, focusing on medical vocabulary, empathy, and clarity.	Atika Naya Anandita Tasya Dina Aulia
3	English for Engineers: Presenting Projects to Global Clients	An engineering firm has secured a contract with an international company. Engineers must present designs, explain technical concepts, and answer questions in English. Their technical expertise is strong, but their presentation skills in English are weak. Develop a course to enhance engineers’ ability to present and discuss technical projects confidently.	Ulul Azmi M. Taqdirul Baqi
4	English for Restaurant Staff: Serving International Customers	A popular local restaurant has seen an influx of international diners. Staff members struggle with taking orders, explaining menu items, and handling customer feedback in English. Create a training program to help restaurant staff communicate with customers effectively, focusing on hospitality vocabulary and polite expressions.	Novita Fatria Zhahniatul Fitri
5	English for Call Center Agents: Handling Global Customers	A local company is outsourcing its call center services to English-speaking countries. Agents are struggling to understand accents, provide support, and maintain professionalism in English. Design a course to improve call center agents’ listening and speaking skills and professional communication.	Cut Putri Sari Indah Vanessa Melia
6	English for Pilots: Communicating with Air Traffic Control	Local pilots need to meet international aviation standards by improving their ability to communicate with air traffic controllers worldwide in English. Their aviation knowledge is strong, but their spoken English is not clear enough. Develop a course to enhance pilots’ proficiency in standard aviation English phrases and pronunciation.	Syahril Ramadhan Eka Susanti Sifa Ulhusna
7	English for Entrepreneurs: Pitching to International Investors	Entrepreneurs in a startup incubator are preparing to pitch their ideas to international investors. They lack the language skills to confidently explain their products and answer questions in English. Create a course focusing on persuasive communication, business vocabulary, and handling Q&A sessions.
8	English for Flight Attendants: Ensuring Passenger Comfort	A regional airline is expanding its routes to English-speaking countries. Flight attendants need to improve their English to provide excellent service, ensure passenger safety, and handle emergencies. Design a training program to enhance flight attendants’ practical English communication skills.
9	English for IT Professionals: Explaining Tech Solutions to Global Clients	An IT company is working with international clients who require technical support in English. The team struggles to explain solutions clearly and adapt to client needs. Develop a course focusing on technical vocabulary, simplifying complex ideas, and adapting communication styles.
10	English for Legal Professionals: Negotiating Contracts with International Partners	Lawyers in a local firm need to negotiate contracts with English-speaking clients. They lack the confidence to explain legal terms and conduct discussions fluently. Create a course focusing on legal English, negotiation skills, and cultural sensitivity.
11	English for Hotel Staff: Assisting International Guests	A resort is hosting more international guests. Staff members struggle to provide information about facilities, resolve complaints, and recommend activities in English. Design a course to help hotel staff communicate effectively and professionally in English.