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Business and International Relations 

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“ZAMONAVIY TA‟LIM TIZIMINI RIVOJLANTIRISH VA UNGA QARATILGAN KREATIV G„OYALAR, 
TAKLIFLAR VA YECHIMLAR” MAVZUSIDAGI 37-SONLI RESPUBLIKA ILMIY-AMALIY ON-LINE 
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English is the international language of business and people need to speak English if 
they wish to enter a global workforce. Learning English will increase your chances of 
getting hired and provide you with greater opportunities to further your career. With each 
day that passes by, more and more companies all over the world are now mandating English 
as the official corporate language. For example, in some of the agile courses, I recently took, 
one of the examples we looked at our call centers. Most of these customer service 
representatives are based in foreign countries such as India, the Philippines, and so on. 
Reason being that many IT firms outsource to specialize in their IT departments as they can 
benefit from the added skills and knowledge. As part of the Agile & Scrum society, there 
are meetings I must attend that are held worldwide. These meetings are all given in English 
regardless of the country that is hosting this event. I can only imagine this is how it will be 
once I begin my TEFL journey and I am allowed to teach a multilingual class where 
students from different ethnicities and backgrounds come together to communicate in one 
language. I am currently in the process of applying for a Master of Business Administration 
(MBA). Through my search of potential universities, not only in the US but also in Europe, 
I‘ve learned that many of the best MBA programs are taught in English. From this, we can 
assume that English opens doors in the academic world, and students who speak English 
well can receive the best training and credentials to progress not only in their careers but 
also throughout life in general. This demonstrates just how far the English language has 
cemented its place as an international language. 
Traveling 
English is an important and useful language to know when traveling. Speaking English 
enhances your traveling experience in a multitude of ways. Not only will you be able to 
speak English with native English speakers, but you will also be able to communicate with 
travelers from other countries and enjoy a greater sense of independence. This will allow 
you to learn about new cultures, meet new people, and build everlasting friendships from all 
around the world. Being able to communicate in English facilitates traveling in many ways 
possible, whether it is for booking, ordering food, asking for directions, etc. While traveling 
in India, I took tours in both English and Spanish. I noticed that the English tours offered 
more than Spanish tours. I recall having to translate for a Spanish speaking tourist while 
traveling in Egypt and also asking for directions when I got lost in Amsterdam! Regardless 
of the country, you are traveling into, notice that all flight crew, the majority of cruise line 
workers, and airport staff speak English. The advantages of being able to communicate in 
English are endless.