IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN TRAINING OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
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This article explores the critical role of the English language in the professional development and global competency of personnel across various industries. It highlights English as a pivotal tool in global business communication, providing access to a wealth of information and resources predominantly available in English. The article emphasizes how English proficiency can be a significant factor in career advancement, aiding professionals in engaging with international markets, participating in cross-cultural teams, and accessing professional training resources. It also discusses the impact of English in technological fields and the networking opportunities it presents in a globalized workforce.
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