If I were to step into the role of an English teacher, I would define myself not as a "walking dictionary," but as a Communication

1. Professional Skills Business Communication: Expert at teaching the language of negotiation, persuasion, and closing deals. Contextual Grammar: Focusing on how English is actually used in professional environments rather than just textbook rules. Curriculum Design: Ability to create specialized learning materials (like the contract we just drafted) for specific industries. Intercultural Competence: Skilled at teaching students how to bridge the gap between different cultures (e.g., a Bangladeshi national working in Canada). 2. Practical Experience Technical Writing & Documentation: Experience in drafting formal agreements, terms of service, and professional correspondence. Conflict Resolution Language: Teaching how to set firm boundaries and handle "difficult conversations" professionally. Global Networking: Real-world experience in managing international middlemen and manufacturers, providing a "field-tested" approach to the language. Mentorship: Proven ability to guide professionals on how to present themselves with authority and clarity.