Department of English - Ghotki Campus Shah Abdul Latif University

🌟 Exciting Opportunity! 🌟

Are you a young adult aged 17-25 looking to improve your English language skills and enhance your professional capabilities? We have an exciting opportunity for you!

English Works! is a fully sponsored, six-month in-person program designed to boost your English language proficiency and equip you with essential skills for your future. Sponsored by the Regional English Language Office at the U.S. Mission in Pakistan, this program aims to empower underserved youth by providing them with the tools they need to succeed in their personal and professional lives.

Fill in the application form on www.shorturl.at/aaVsl by the deadline of June 14, 2024.

Empower your future with English Works!

Are you a young adult, aged 17-25, seeking to enhance your professional skills?

English Works! Program is the right choice for you! A free-of-cost program, fully sponsored by the Regional English Language Office at the U. S. Mission in Pakistan.

To apply for the program, fill in the form on https://bit.ly/3ftVydJ

The submission deadline is November 10, 2022. Applications will NOT be accepted beyond the deadline.

**Please note that due to a large inflow of applications, ONLY semi-finalists will be contacted**

Title: Teacher
Job Nature: Virtual

Children who drop out of school are more exposed to exploitation, abuse and violence.

Schools are a space of safety and development. Governments must prioritise getting students back into the classroom.

The Forum on Language and the Law is this Friday! Register for free at https://linguistics.utah.edu/languageandlaw/.
This year’s theme is legal interpretation, and this includes an emphasis on corpus linguistic methods for determining original and ordinary meaning in statutes, contracts, trademark agreements, the Constitution, and other important documents. The speakers at the 2021 Forum include two linguists, a law professor, and a Utah Supreme Court Justice.

Courtesy: Department of Linguistics at University of Utah

Australian author and professor Dr. Jeffrey Gil, of Flinders University in Adelaide, claims there is “no barrier” stopping Chinese becoming a “global language” like English, as universal literacy is not required for a global language status.

‘No Barrier’ to Chinese Becoming ‘Global Language’ - Language Magazine Australian author and professor Dr. Jeffrey Gil claims there is “no barrier” stopping Chinese becoming a “global language”

From ‘covidiots’ to ‘quarantine and chill’, the pandemic has led to many terms that help people laugh and commiserate.

Why we’ve created new language for coronavirus

Free online linguistics classes for students from Microsoft Teams platform.

Registration is open from Monday, March 23, 2020.

Register here: http://bit.ly/33jsBGS

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