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HOW TO IMPROVE WRITING SKILLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE Sefrina Anastasya Simbolon; Tiarnita Maria Sarjani br. Siregar; Azizi Riona; Gloria Pasca Simarmata; Miranda Simangunsong; Sherin Aurelya; Zahra Tusyita Siregar
Interdisciplinary Journal of Advanced Research and Innovation Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): Interdisciplinary Journal of Advanced Research and Innovation
Publisher : Ravine Publisher

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Writing is one of the most important skills that learners of English as a second language must master, especially for students and working professionals. Unlike speaking practice, when you write, you leave a lasting record of your language. This is because it reinforces the grammatical structures and terminology that educators seek to teach their students. Therefore, it is necessary to improve writing skills. This article discusses various effective strategies and techniques to improve writing skills in English. The method used in this journal is library research, collecting data by finding sources and reconstructing them from various sources such as books, and existing research. This article discusses the importance of strong writing skills in today's globalized world and offers practical advice for individuals who want to improve their proficiency. By reading this article, readers can develop their English writing skills and gain the confidence needed to communicate effectively in academic and professional contexts.
ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES IN TOURISM EDUCATION: A SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF PEDAGOGICAL TRENDS AND CURRICULUM GAPS Bahagia Saragih; Ayu Lestari; Ameera Fadhillah; Najwa Kamila Harpan; Sefrina Anastasya Simbolon; Maharani Yasika; Aqsha Dinanti; Muthia Fitriani; Yohana Putri S. Simanjuntak; Priska Oktaviani Br Ginting; Gloria Pasca Simarmata; Tengku Hastridilla; Sarah Hendratno Simanjutak; Debora Jesika Sihotang, Putri Rohni Sitio
Multidiciplinary Output Research For Actual and International Issue (MORFAI) Vol. 6 No. 5 (2026): Multidiciplinary Output Research For Actual and International Issue
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This study examines the trends, gaps, and future directions of English for Specific Purposes (ESP) in tourism higher education.ESP in tourism is essential for preparing students to communicate professionally in global service contexts, yet many curricula still focus mainly on linguistic knowledge rather than authentic workplace communication. This study employed a qualitative descriptive design through a literature review of scholarly sources related to ESP, tourism education, hospitality communication, curriculum development, and professional communication. The findings show that tourism ESP instruction has shifted toward communicative, task-based, and scenario-based learning. However, gaps remain in students’ psychological readiness, willingness to communicate, intercultural competence, and ability to respond spontaneously in real service encounters. The study highlights the need for a holistic ESP curriculum that integrates linguistic competence, emotional preparedness, intercultural awareness, digital communication skills, and authentic workplace practices. Such integration can better prepare tourism students to become confident, adaptive, and professional service practitioners in international contexts.