The Global Talent Landscape and Role of English Language in Japan
Publish place: 9th International Conference on Current Issues in Languages, Linguistics, Translation and Literature
Publish Year: 1402
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Language: English
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The Global Talent Landscape and Role of English Language in Japan abstract
In an increasingly interconnected world, universities play a crucial role in nurturing globaltalent. This presentation explores the foundational concepts of global human resources, theexpanding influence of the English language, and effective strategies for teaching Englishwithin higher education institutions. To do this, this study delves into the definition of aglobal human resource, shedding light on the multifaceted qualities that make individualsvaluable in a global context. Understanding the characteristics, competencies, and culturalawareness required for global success is essential in this era of multinational collaborationand mobility. In a global context, the pivotal role of the English language as a bridge betweencultures and a tool for effective communication is recognized. The global expansion ofEnglish has made it a vital skill for professionals worldwide, underscoring its significancein shaping the global talent landscape. To answer the question of how to develop globaltalent, this study explores methods and practices for nurturing global competency withinuniversity settings, emphasizing the need for adaptable and culturally sensitive pedagogicalapproaches. The present study serves as a guide for educators and institutions navigating thedynamic terrain of global talent development within the academic sphere
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The Global Talent Landscape and Role of English Language in Japan authors
Ura Satomi
Department of International Studies, School of Humanity, Meisei University, Tokyo, Japan