English Access Microscholarship Program Numl, Islamabad

ATTENTION ACCESS ALUMNI OUT THERE!
Register Now to Become Part of Celebrations of 20th Anniversary of English Access Program
Join us as the English Access Scholarship Program marks two remarkable decades of empowering economically disadvantaged students in Pakistan. Don't miss out on this special one-day reunion event, the Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN), supported by the U.S. Mission to Pakistan, spanning across Peshawar, Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi. It's a time to reflect on our achievements, reconnect with old friends, and envision future collaborations.
Access, Pak-U.S. Dosti ka Naam!
Registrations are open till March 31, 2024 (11:59 PM)
Link: https://forms.gle/E7TXHrKeTzyMTgSA7
For all queries and questions at [email protected]
Best,
PUAN Team

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Comment below with...
👉 Your favorite Access memory
👉Something you learned from the Access program!

What are the rewards and the frustrations of learning a second
language? Is it better to be bilingual/multilingual or to be monolingual?

What do you remember about the experience of learning
English? Are there any anecdotes that you can tell (humorous or
otherwise) about learning English? How does it feel to try to
communicate in a foreign language?

In what circumstances did you learn English (e.g., in school, on the
job, in an English-speaking/non english speaking country or elsewhere, from friends)? If in
school, what and how you were taught? Do you think the
school/college/university experience could have been improved (e.g., different teaching
practices/methodologies)?