Goals need to be measurable, so you and your students can see when progress is being made. To pass my Level 3 PTE General exam in English.

To help your students set specific goals, get them to ask questions such as вЂ“ вЂWhat do I want to accomplish?вЂ™ вЂWhy do I want to accomplish it?вЂ™ and вЂWhen do I want to achieve it by?вЂ™ Broad goals: ДЇor work and education-related goals, your student may also need to prove their level of English, which leads to new goals like: вЂI want to pass an exam such as the Pearson Test of English (PTE) General to prove my skills in English.вЂ™ Read more in our post: Preparing learners for the world of work using the GSE Teacher Toolkit. It allows you to look for specific language objectives for different professions, meaning you can tailor your classes to your studentsвЂ™ career interests and consolidate the knowledge of students already working in those fields. Note вЂ“ the Global Scale of English (GSE) Teacher Toolkit is a great tool to help you set specific learning goals, especially when it comes to jobs. Your student will still be learning English, but their goal is more focused. Instead of saying вЂI want to improve my EnglishвЂ™, a more specific goal might be вЂI want to be able to pass a retail job interview in EnglishвЂ™. To make a goal specific you must focus your attention on what you want to achieve. It stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely. SMART is an acronym that you can use with your students to help guide goal setting. Use this goal-setting checklist to make sure your students are on the path to success. Defining those goals, however, can be overwhelming. With many students starting courses in September, nowвЂ™s the perfect opportunity to help your students establish their learning goals for the year.Д®arly goal setting is essential as it helps with motivation, focus and a sense of direction.

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