INSTITUTO DE FORMAÇÃO TÉCNICO PROFISSIONAL BAITE

SECÇÃO DE ÁREA PEDAGÓGICA

DEPARTAMENTO DE CURSOS BÁSICOS

TRABALHO DE CONCLUSÃO DE CURSO

CURSO DE INGLES

INGLES IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

SAMUEL ALBERTO LOLE

BEIRA 2024
 SAMUEL ALBERTO LOLE

ENGLISH COURSE

ENGLISH IN PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Final course work (TCC) to be presented to the INSTITUTO DE

FORMACAO TECNICO PROFISSIONAL BAITE, as a way of
acquiring the basic in the English course

The graduate: The supervisor:

Samuel Alberto Lole Samuel Carlitos Saene

Sumário
Dedication................................................................................................................................2
Appreciation.............................................................................................................................3
Resume.....................................................................................................................................4
Introdution................................................................................................................................5
English in Personal Development.............................................................................................6
Development of human potential.............................................................................................7
Im: Using language for self-improvement................................................................................9
1. Reading................................................................................................................................9
2. Writing...............................................................................................................................10
3. Listening.............................................................................................................................10
4. Speaking.............................................................................................................................10
5. Learning Tools...................................................................................................................10
6. Engagement........................................................................................................................10
Specifics: Goal-setting, self-reflection, and motivational speeches........................................11
Goal-Setting...........................................................................................................................11
Self-Reflection.......................................................................................................................11
Motivational Speeches...........................................................................................................12
Conclusion.............................................................................................................................13
Bibliography...........................................................................................................................14
Dedication
I zealous these works to my lord, my god for blow breathe of life, which support me and
give me courage to achieve until here.
Appreciation
Firstly, I would like to thank the Lord for His faithfulness and providence in this basic
ingles journey.

I too grateful to my father end my mum for follow me strong always in my side, without
measure the effort that this dream be fulfil, helping all my course, believing in my
pressure.

To my father for had through me the values and beginning that there contributed
positively to my all self-evolution, to become the person that who I am today and
influence my studies.

To my brother and sisters, for all coordination, in special teacher Samuel who was really
interest and focus to give us him knowledge.
Resume

English plays a significant role in personal development by enhancing various skills and
opening up numerous opportunities.

In this case the work talk a little bit about self-development and personal development
can also include the development of other people. This can occur through roles such as
teachers or mentors, either through personal competence (such as the ability of certain
managers to develop employees' potential) or through a professional service (such as
providing training, evaluation, or training).

Personal growth is an important part of development. A positive self-image and self-

confidence can be gained through knowledge. It is only via a global education that
students may have a better understanding of other cultures, global concerns, universal
ideals, and how to lead others (Focho, 2010). According to Roux (2001), it is important
for pupils to learn about other cultures and traditions.

Goal setting, most people don't know how to set goals. Some set goals that are too
general. These are, in reality, fantasies common to everyone. Goals, on the other hand,
are clear, written, specific, and measurable.

Most People fear failure. Failure hurts, but it is often necessary to experience failure in
order to achieve the greatest success. Do not unconsciously sabotage yourself by not
setting any goals in which you might fail. They fear rejection.

People are often afraid that if they are unsuccessful at achieving a goal, others will be
critical of them. This is remedied by keeping your goals to yourself at the outset; let
others see your results and achievements once you've accomplished your goals.
Introdution

Personal development can also include the development of other people. This can occur
through roles such as teachers or mentors, either through personal competence (such as
the ability of certain managers to develop employees' potential) or through a
professional service (such as providing training, evaluation, or training).

In addition to improving oneself and developing others, personal development is also a

field of practice and research. As a field of practice, it includes personal development
methods, learning programs, systems evaluation, tools, and techniques. As a field of
research, more and more personal development topics appear in scientific journals,
college commentaries, and management-related books. There are different kinds of
personal development; there are some of them that we are talking during this wok.

Time management, Self-knowledge, Interpersonal communication,

Entrepreneurship, Financial education, Leadership, Motivation, Personal
marketing, Personal productivity, Mental power, Quality of life and Human
relationship
English in Personal Development

English plays a significant role in personal development by enhancing various skills and
opening up numerous opportunities. Here are a few ways English can contribute to
personal growth:

1. Communication Skills: Mastering English can improve your ability to

communicate effectively, both in writing and speaking. This is crucial for
personaL and professional interactions.
2. Access to Resources: A vast amount of personal development literature,
courses, and resources are available in English. This includes books, online
courses, and seminars that can help you develop new skills and knowledge23.
3. Career Advancement: Proficiency in English can boost your career prospects.
Many multinational companies and industries require English proficiency,
making it a valuable asset for job seekers4.
4. Networking: English is often the common language in international settings.
Being fluent can help you connect with people from different cultures and
backgrounds, expanding your personal and professional network1.
5. Self-Reflection and Goal Setting: Personal development often involves self-
reflection and setting goals. Many tools and frameworks for these processes are
available in English, providing a structured approach to personal growth23.

Personal development is an area of knowledge that aims to improve the quality of life
and develop the personal skills of each person, contributing to the construction of
human knowledge and the realization of dreams and aspirations.
Personal development can include the following activities:

 Increase self-awareness;
 Increase self-knowledge;
 Improve or develop new skills;
 Construction or renewal of identity, or self-esteem;
 Development of strengths;
 Reduction or overcoming of weaknesses;
 Improve lifestyle or quality of life;
 Improve health;
 Define and execute personal development plans (PDPs);
 Improve social skills.

Personal development can also include the development of other people. This can occur
through roles such as teachers or mentors, either through personal competence (such as
the ability of certain managers to develop employees' potential) or through a
professional service (such as providing training, evaluation, or training).

In addition to improving oneself and developing others, personal development is also a

field of practice and research. As a field of practice, it includes personal development
methods, learning programs, systems evaluation, tools, and techniques. As a field of
research, more and more personal development topics appear in scientific journals,
college commentaries, and management-related books.

Development of human potential

Personal development is the theme that encompasses the various knowledge, concepts,
resources and techniques related to the development of human potential.

Development presupposes cognitive, personal growth, which is observed through

behaviours (it implies "speaking", the way of being), but it also implies not only
biological psychic development, but the formation of character, presupposing an ideal
of humanity in which the person would be fulfilled in his well-being and in his
community, which is described as a process by the terms self-realization and self-
actualization.

The areas of life that involve personal development are:

 Time management – Invest time in what is useful for inner growth and well-
being. In order to meet the demands of the business world, personnel must be
prepared to do their best and be prepared to succeed (Tainer, 1988)
 Self-knowledge - To be a master of oneself and, consequently, a better human
being. To be aware of the blocks and limitations and overcome them with the
power of self-awareness and mind. It is synonymous with the remembrance of
oneself.
 Interpersonal communication – The care and concern of the interlocutors in
the transmission of the data or information in question in order to achieve
success in the desired process. Success in communication does not depend only
on the way the message is transmitted, understanding it is a fundamental factor.
 Entrepreneurship – Individual who has a special, innovative way of dedicating
himself to the activities of organization, administration, execution; mainly in the
generation of wealth, in the transformation of knowledge and goods into new
products or services.
 Financial education – Seek a better quality of life both today and in the future,
providing the material security necessary to enjoy the pleasures of life and at the
same time obtain a guarantee for any unforeseen events.
 Leadership – It is the ability to motivate and influence the subordinates, in an
ethical and positive way, so that they contribute voluntarily and enthusiastically
to achieve the goals of the team and the organization. Career success in the
current era of globalisation is largely based on one's ability to communicate
effectively in English and other critical professional skills, according to the
findings of Rahman (Rahman, 2012).
 Motivation – It is an inner force that changes at every moment throughout life,
where it directs and intensifies an individual's goals.
 Personal marketing - Valuing the human being in all its attributes and
characteristics. Including in its complex physical, intellectual and spiritual
 structure. It aims to enable the full use of human capacities and potentialities in
the professional and personal areas.
 Personal productivity – The relationship between the activities we have to do,
the time available and the result obtained from this relationship.
 Mental power – Develop mental functions for the sake of positive achievements
and achievements. Among the functions of the conscious, there are: reasoning,
analysis, logic, captures information via five senses, power of choice, time and
space, differentiates right and wrong, among other functions. Among the
functions of the unconscious, the following stand out: it accounts for
approximately 90% of behaviour, deep memory, controls organic functions,
paranormal phenomena, among others.

 Quality of life – It involves physical, mental, psychological and emotional well-

being, as well as social relationships, such as family and friends and also health,
education, purchasing power and other life circumstances.
 Human relationship – Relationship between people is the way they treat and
communicate with each other. Being with people who make us feel special and
push us towards what is positive, motivate us and vice versa.

Accepting to enter into a process of personal development is to allow oneself to analyse

all the experiential issues that involve us, to have a perception of which ones are in
deficit, where the challenges are, what must be changed and what we can do to obtain
different and successful results.

Well-being and way of life, personal development and self-realization

Using the point of view of utilitarianism, well-being is defined as the combination of

situations of pleasure and joy with the absence of difficulties and uncomfortable
situations, and in general seeks to maximize collective well-being.

The concept of personal development has different meanings according to the focus and
analysis of psychoanalysts, by the promoters of New Age techniques, and also by the
adherents of the coaching chain. The goals of personal development can thus return to
self-knowledge,[2] the valorisation of one's talents and virtues, the improvement of
one's quality of life, and the desire to achieve one's aspirations.
Im: Using language for self-improvement.

That’s a fantastic goal! Improving your language skills can open up many opportunities
for personal and professional growth. Here are a few strategies you might find helpful:

1. Reading

 Books: Choose books that interest you. Fiction can improve your vocabulary
and comprehension, while non-fiction can enhance your knowledge on specific
topics.
 Articles and Blogs: Regularly read articles or blogs on topics you enjoy. This
can help you stay updated and improve your reading speed.

2. Writing

 Journaling: Write daily about your thoughts, experiences, or reflections. This

can improve your writing skills and help you process your thoughts.
 Essays and Stories: Try writing essays or short stories. This can enhance your
creativity and ability to structure your thoughts.

3. Listening

 Podcasts and Audiobooks: Listen to podcasts or audiobooks in the language

you’re learning. This can improve your listening skills and pronunciation.
 Music and Lyrics: Listen to music and try to understand the lyrics. This can
make learning fun and improve your vocabulary.

4. Speaking

 Language Exchange: Find a language exchange partner to practice speaking.

This can help you gain confidence and improve your conversational skills.
 Public Speaking: Join a public speaking club or practice speaking in front of a
mirror. This can enhance your fluency and presentation skills.
5. Learning Tools

 Apps and Online Courses: Use language learning apps or enroll in online
courses. These can provide structured learning and track your progress.
 Flashcards: Use flashcards to memorize new words and phrases. This can
improve your vocabulary retention.

6. Engagement

 Join Communities: Participate in online forums or local groups where the

language is spoken. This can provide real-life practice and cultural insights.
 Travel: If possible, travel to places where the language is spoken. Immersing
yourself in the environment can accelerate your learning.

Specifics: Goal-setting, self-reflection, and motivational speeches

Let’s dive into each of these topics:

Goal-Setting

Setting goals is a powerful way to turn your vision into reality. Here are some key steps:

1. Define Clear Goals: Make sure your goals are specific, measurable, achievable,
relevant, and time-bound (SMART).
2. Break Down Goals: Divide larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks.
3. Create an Action Plan: Outline the steps you need to take to achieve your
goals.
4. Track Progress: Regularly review your progress and adjust your plan as
needed.
5. Stay Motivated: Celebrate small wins and stay focused on your end goal.
Self-Reflection

Self-reflection helps you understand your strengths, weaknesses, and areas for
improvement. Here are some tips:

1. Set Aside Time: Dedicate regular time for self-reflection, such as daily or
weekly.
2. Ask Yourself Questions: Reflect on what went well, what didn’t, and why.
3. Keep a Journal: Writing down your thoughts can help clarify your feelings and
track your progress.
4. Seek Feedback: Get input from others to gain different perspectives.
5. Be Honest: Be truthful with yourself about your successes and areas for growth.

Motivational Speeches

Motivational speeches can inspire and energize you. Here are some elements of a great
motivational speech:

1. Start with a Hook: Grab your audience’s attention with a powerful opening.
2. Share Personal Stories: Relatable stories can make your message more
impactful.
3. Be Passionate: Show your enthusiasm and belief in your message.
4. Use Positive Language: Focus on uplifting and encouraging words.
5. End with a Call to Action: Encourage your audience to take specific steps
towards their goals.
Conclusion
Learning and teaching Personal development is the theme that encompasses the various
knowledge, concepts, resources and techniques related to the development of human
potential.

Having goals and staying committed to them will keep your focus on the things that you
have identified as essential to reaching your desired outcomes. Too often, we expend
precious time on issues that have nothing to do with what we really want in our lives.
We get distracted by focusing on what others are doing and achieving, and striving to do
the same. Having a vision and a supporting plan of what you want to achieve in life is
necessary if you ever want to arrive at the correct destination

Development presupposes cognitive, personal growth, which is observed through

behaviours (it implies "speaking", the way of being), but it also implies not only
biological psychic development, but the formation of character, presupposing an ideal
of humanity in which the person would be fulfilled in his well-being and in his
community, which is described as a process by the terms self-realization and self-
actualization.

Now, more than ever, i believe that it is important to stay focused on something that can
drive you through this difficult time. Because of this, we’ve put together a Goal-Setting
Guide to help you get on track to achieving goals and manifesting your life’s dreams.
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Romilla Ready, Kate Burton, Rob Wilson et Rhena Branch, Le Développement
personnel pour les Nuls, First, 2008, 649p. ISBN 978-2-7540-0865-5

Coleman, H. (2010). The English language in development. British council, 1-24.

Bob Aubrey, Managing Your Aspirations: Developing Personal Enterprise in the Global
Workplace McGraw-Hill 2010 ISBN 978-0-07-131178-6.