Ecuador’s commitment to education

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Ecuador’s commitment to education

Bibliography:

Haboud, M. (2009) Teaching Foreign Languages: A Challenge to Ecuadorian Bilingual Intercultural Education. Obtained from https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ878412.pdf

ESPE(2020) Teach English in the Ecuadorian context. Obtained from https://evirtual.espe.edu.ec/

English skills

RECEPTIVE

Reading

Listening

PRODUCTIVE

Writing

Speaking

Ministry of Education's role

The “Time to Teach” program and agreements with EF and others that allow guaranteeing the quality of education are strengthened.

The incorporation of native English-speaking teachers to the national education system.

The Foreign Language was established in 1992 signed between the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC) and the British Council.

National English Curriculum

Associate the principles about the nature of language and language teaching and learning.

The importance of English as a tool to enhance students to understand people.

To contribute to the development of students’ ability to interact.

CEFR Levels

Three levels of language proficiency:

C2 (Proficient level)

C1 (Advanced)

B2 (Intermediate)

What's the commitment?

Level of B1 and B2 to teach.

Development of total immersion programs abroad.

Increase the number of qualified English teachers.

The improvement of English language teaching in secondary educational institutions.

The English language is one of the most widely spoken universal languages in the world.

English is recognized as lingua franca and it's important communication.

Training of teachers started in 1993 with Intercultural Bilingual Pedagogical Institutes.