Real-world English: How GSE Job Profiles bridge learning and work
Did you know that improving your English proficiency can increase earning potential by up to 50% and safeguard your career against AI? Recent research by app highlights that English is not just a skill but a career-defining advantage in today’s globalized workplace. For millions of adult learners, the journey from the classroom to the workplace requires more than general conversational abilities—it’s about gaining targeted, job-ready skills as quickly as possible. For English language educators, understanding what “jDz-” English is and how to identify “jDz-” skills can provide a significant advantage in ensuring learners are prepared to communicate effectively and collaborate with their future coworkers.
That’s where the Global Scale of English (GSE) Job Profiles comes in. For educators and program developers, it offers a bridge between real-world job skills and the English learners need to perform them. Whether you’re creating programs for nursing assistants, hospitality workers, or IT professionals, this tool ensures that learners build the precise English skills they need to thrive in their roles.
Let’s walk through how to create a GSE Job Profile and explore its practical use for building programs that align with today’s professional realities.