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Why I studied English? (Argumentative Essay)


By Binod Kumar Koiri


It is the only language that truly connects the whole world or best way of communication for people all around the world, and Fluency in English is very important in your business, law or in your professional life. In todays global world, the importance of English cannot be denied and ignored since English is the most common language spoken everywhere. With the help of developing technology, English has been playing a major role in many sectors including medicine, engineering, and education, which, in my opinion, is the most important arena where English is needed. Particularly, as a developing country, Nepal needs to make use of this world-wide spoken language in order to prove its international power. This can merely be         based on the efficiency of tertiary education. Consequently, English should be the medium of instruction at universities in Nepal for the following three reasons: finding a high-quality job, communicating with the international world, and accessing scientific sources in the students major field.  
                  English is an international language which is used by billions of people across the world. It is taken as second language in other countries except Europe and America. It is such a language which make familiar with the countries across the globe. Among the various courses in the universities I selected to study English Course. When I was child, one of my relatives cousin, who was of the same age, spoke English so fluently that I was impressed with him .This case however was trivial it sound, impressed me so greatly that I decided to connect my life with English language learning when I grow up. So that I would be able to study the English language, understand how it functions in daily life, and probably, will be able to converse with people in a confident way without any hesitation and create my own image among people of my community as well as in the institution I would join.  From undergoing the same experience, by this time I reached high school, this resolution became rather lukewarm but still I tried to apply it to several English institutions and English discussion and chat clubs; and surprisingly it turned out that early decision was completely correct, for English institutions and English discussions and chat   clubs. Since I tried to further develop my interest and throughout my B.A. diploma years, took 36 and days mass communication training course for 3 months in order to familiarize myself with the system English communication and its use practically in this country and understand how it works and in perspective how it can be improved. At the present time I study IELTS with specific concentration on phonetics and sound structure in English teaching and learning activities. I have lot of experience of working in different private and English school in different  places  like sunwal(6)years  Parasi(2)years, where I had an opportunity to see how real research and the implementation of English is done is being done.
 I am most interested in the reputation and facilities and heard of praising opinions of the people working .I believe that I may become a valuable member of this English community in future. I am most interested in Doctor Sashi Tharoor, a professor of English at Calcutta University and visiting professor of Delhi University as well as MP of South India who   proposed method of working on English flourishing and hope to make contribution in the field of English language. After receiving my Bachelor Degree in humanities, I intended to go on and further deepen my knowledge of the English education. Further Degrees seems to be natural contribution of my way, and I intended to go it up to the end. In my research I planned to go along the lines I have defined for myself from the very beginning and try to find new, more effective ways of learning English in our country and bring some improvement in English teaching and learning activities. I hope and pray to God to help me on my way to get me in my designated destination.


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