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It is an unfortunate situation in most of South Asian countries where the so called ‘English medium’ education doesn't make one proficient in all aspects of the language. A graduate educated in a university with medium of education being English is not skilled enough to take up a job directly and needs additional training. One important training that is still needed is language and communication skills training. This is the reason why graduating from an English-Speaking University does not give us direct access to admission in a English- Speaking Country and we still need to establish our credentials through tests like IELTS.

Learning a language is quite different from regular education where you learn something and get scores for reproducing what you can remember. It is important to understand that learning and improving language skills is like running a marathon and not a sprint. Language is learnt by practice, it's learnt by making mistakes and correcting them systematically. It's not an exaggeration to make a statement that you can learn and master any language within one year.