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WCE · PROFESSIONAL LANGUAGE LEARNING

Operational English for Gulf Military Personnel

ESL120 · English models with Arabic support. Clear communication for daily service, training, administration and international cooperation.

Understand. Confirm. Communicate.

Try three 20-minute sessions per module: learn the phrases, rehearse the dialogue, then complete the practical task. Repeat a module until you can use its language without reading. Teachers can adapt the pace after a placement conversation.

دورة لغة عملية للعسكريين الناطقين بالعربية في دول الخليج. اقرأ الحوار، استمع ثم كرر، ونفّذ المهمة قبل الاختبار. استخدم بيانات افتراضية في جميع التدريبات.

This is independent educational language practice. Real duties use your organization’s approved terminology and procedures. Practice with fictional names, places and schedules; keep work-sensitive information out of notes and AI tools.

Audio uses a synthetic voice on your device. Availability varies. This course does not record or assess pronunciation.

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BRING IT TOGETHER

Final review and performance task

Your practical scenario

You are welcoming a partner team for a classroom training day. Introduce yourself, confirm a meeting time, arrange routine transport, report a missing supply item, and finish with a brief handover. Use invented details.

Speaking: a two-minute conversation with a partner, including one request for clarification and one read-back.
Writing: a four-line schedule or handover message in the target language.

Review with a teacher or partner

Score task completion, understandable delivery, correct key details, and appropriate language from 0–3 each: 0 = not yet, 1 = substantial help, 2 = some help, 3 = independent. Revise and repeat. A score of 9/12 can be a practice goal; it is not an official language proficiency rating.

Optional AI rehearsal

Copy this prompt into a tool available to you, or ask a human partner to use it. Core learning does not need AI. Check corrections with a teacher.

Teaching and institutional use

For a teacher-supported pilot or adaptation, contact WCE · DrE@mywce.org. Countries, services and organizations use different job titles, accents and procedures; a local instructor should review workplace-specific vocabulary.

Original WCE worksheet activities: CC BY 4.0, with attribution and changes identified. Logo and branding excluded. Course lead: Dr. Wagih Elgohary, Ph.D., Ed.D.