🎓 Diploma in English Language
The Diploma in English Language at the Somali Institute of Technology and Professional Studies (SITPS)** offers learners a comprehensive journey from beginner to expert levels in English fluency. It is ideal for students seeking to improve their communication skills for academic, business, or international use, and empowers them to participate in global conversations with clarity, confidence, and cultural awareness.
This structured diploma integrates all aspects of language learning—reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar, and vocabulary—while focusing on practical communication for real-life and professional scenarios.
📘 Program Structure
The diploma progresses through six levels, each aligned to global language acquisition benchmarks and designed to move learners from foundational to proficient English usage.
Level A – Foundation in English
Learners begin their English journey by building a strong foundation:
- Mastering the alphabet, sounds, and basic pronunciation
- Introducing themselves, asking and answering simple questions
- Learning common greetings, numbers, dates, and family-related vocabulary
- Reading and writing simple sentences and short forms (e.g., filling out a form)
- Listening to slow, clear speech and responding in context
Level B – Everyday Conversations
This level focuses on developing comfort in daily interactions:
- Talking about routines, food, shopping, and transportation
- Expanding vocabulary to cover daily life, home, and hobbies
- Learning present and past tense usage
- Asking for help, making requests, and giving directions
- Engaging in short conversations with correct sentence structure
Level C – Practical Communication
Learners advance toward independent communication:
- Writing short messages, emails, and simple stories
- Reading signs, ads, short news pieces, and social media posts
- Understanding and using comparative/superlative adjectives
- Listening to conversations and giving responses with clarity
- Talking about experiences, habits, and basic opinions
Level D – Intermediate Fluency
At this level, students develop stronger accuracy and range:
- Engaging in discussions about jobs, travel, health, and education
- Reading and analyzing articles, letters, and reports
- Writing structured paragraphs, CVs, and cover letters
- Mastering different tenses, modals (should, must), and conditionals
- Delivering short presentations and participating in interviews
Level E – Advanced English Use
Learners gain a high level of command over English in diverse contexts:
- Writing argumentative essays, proposals, and critical reflections
- Reading editorials, short stories, and academic papers
- Understanding idioms, phrasal verbs, and figurative language
- Participating in debates and group discussions
- Handling complex conversations in professional settings
Level F – Professional & Academic Mastery
This final stage prepares students for native-like usage:
- Delivering structured presentations with precision
- Writing research-based essays, formal reports, and academic reviews
- Reading and interpreting long-form texts, including literature
- Understanding different English accents and high-speed conversations
- Engaging in persuasive dialogue, negotiation, and cross-cultural communication
📝 Assessment & Certification
Students are evaluated through:
- Continuous written and oral assessments
- Listening and reading comprehension tasks
- Essay writing, presentations, and classroom participation
- A final oral and written examination
Upon successful completion, students are awarded a Diploma in English Language, certifying advanced communication competence across academic, social, and professional domains.
💼 Career Opportunities
Graduates are well-suited for careers in:
- International Business & Administration
- Teaching and Education
- Hospitality & Tourism
- Media and Journalism
- International Organizations and NGOs
📌 Disclaimer
Students with prior English knowledge will undergo a language placement test upon enrollment to determine their appropriate starting level within the diploma program.
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