Vietnamese youth embraces English for Communication: A case study in Phu Quoc Island
Rapid changes on the way people travel the world have impacted countries around the globe. In South East Asia for example, with the rapid expansion of visit-a-country campaign exercises, it had affected the lives of people in many different ways. Tourism industry, for example, flourishes in manifo...
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Shcolink. Inc
2021
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/88251/13/88251_Vietnamese%20Youth%20Embraces%20English%20for%20Communication.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/88251/ http://www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/lecr/article/view/3673/3763 |
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| Summary: | Rapid changes on the way people travel the world have impacted countries around the globe. In South
East Asia for example, with the rapid expansion of visit-a-country campaign exercises, it had affected
the lives of people in many different ways. Tourism industry, for example, flourishes in manifolds. It
indirectly changes the socioeconomic status of people of various echelons. Vietnam is no exception. The
ease of communication has been identified as one of the key factors that attract tourists to places of
choice. The issue is now whether Vietnamese, especially their youths are entirely ready to embrace this
new wave of transformation. Therefore, the right moves have to be identified so that the number of
tourists will multiple in the thousands if not millions. Therefore, the purpose of this investigation is to
explore Vietnamese youths’ acceptance to learning the English language for communication, especially
those encircling tourists’ spots with the right forms of communication to welcome the inflow of visitors
around their communities. A qualitative design was used in this investigation employing
semi-structured interviews, observations, and series of workshop sessions. The findings revealed that
without proper curriculum instructions in school, although with passion and motivation, the youth will
not be equipped as much as expected. Suggestions for future direction of this investigation are outlined |
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