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Career pathways with English

From the moment our children begin their learning journey, they are taught how to read, write, and speak English. As part of the school curriculum, English covers a wide range of topics and it generally involves critical thinking, creativity, and communication. Those who express an interest in studying and learning English have a diverse range of professional fields available to them in almost every corner of the world! Career pathways include, teaching, journalism, writing, or film production - the list goes on. Read on to discover 4 interesting careers for English and literature enthusiasts. 

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English skills for bright futures

 

English is an essential skill required at school and in the working world, as it is entwined in our daily lives. We use and speak English on a daily basis, whether it’s communicating or interacting with others, writing, influencing or persuading, reading, self-expression, or for entertainment. As your child grows up and begins their working life, they will learn that their first jobs or part-time work will require basic English skills, which is why it is important to learn and master English from a young age. Read on to discover the 4 core English skills that can help set your child up for success and a bright future.

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Education pathways for literacy enthusiasts

English is an important subject for students of all ages and is predominant from when they first start school to the very end of their academic journey, and beyond. English as a subject allows students to develop literacy skills and proficiency in English, which are required for studying and pursuing many career paths. As parents and educators, we want to highlight different educational pathways to our children and give them options to pursue their aspirations and dream careers. If your child is a literacy enthusiast, read on to discover 4 education pathways that may take your child’s interest. 

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How to keep children reading over the Christmas break

School holidays are a welcome reprieve for children, and provide the perfect opportunity to rest and enjoy a slower, less structured pace of life. Being able to relax and forgo routine during school holidays gives children more freedom and time to explore their interests. This doesn’t mean that education stops, however, and there are plenty of ways to keep children on track with their learning during the Christmas break. Educational opportunities come in many different forms, and the school holidays allow children to discover new areas of interest and enjoy practical learning experiences. In the midst of the fun and celebrations during the Christmas season, it’s important to keep children reading, and developing their literacy skills. We have compiled a list of four ways to keep children reading over the Christmas break - read on the learn more.

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4 Benefits of Recommended Reading Lists

For those of us lucky to have been introduced to the power of reading, we know that it can ignite a child’s curiosity and imagination, as well as lead them to develop empathy for others and an understanding of the world around them. Stories invite children to picture themselves in the same shoes as the characters they learn about. They can also hone a child’s comprehension skills, as they retell their favourite parts, try out new vocabulary and build on knowledge from other books.

At NumberWorks’nWords centres, our expert tutors and centre managers recommend reading lists based on the abilities and interests of each child. If you are looking for a recommended reading list for your children, check out these book lists by age.

 

As we celebrate international literacy day, we highlight the 4 ways a recommended reading list can spark a lifelong love of reading and help them to develop essential skills that will support them through life.

 

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