Needs Analysis Activity.docx
Needs Analysis Activity.docx
You are about to conduct a target situation analysis (TSA), a needs analysis study,
using a survey among professionals of your chosen field/discipline. The guidelines are
as follows:
A. Demographic Information
1. Position/Role: What is your current role in the education sector? (e.g., primary school
teacher, secondary school teacher, university lecturer, administrator, etc.)
2. Work Experience (check the box for your answer): How many years have you worked in
the education sector?
Less than 1 year
1-3 years
3-5 years
More than 5 years
3. Language Proficiency: Rate your overall English proficiency level:
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Fluent/Native-like
4. Workplace Setting: Where do you primarily teach?
secondary school
university
vocational institution
other (specify):
2. Interaction Types: Who do you primarily communicate in English with within your job?
(check all that apply)
Students
Parents/Guardians
Colleagues
Administrators
External stakeholders (e.g., guest lecturers, community representatives)
3. Modes of Communication: Which communication modes do you use most frequently?
(Rank in order of use)
face-to-face
telephone
email
written documentation
online chat
C. In-Demand Macro-Skills
1. Skill Importance: How important are the following English macro-skills in your job?
Macro-Skills Not Slightly Important Very
Important Important Important
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
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ANALYSIS
2. Skill Usage: How often do you use the following skills in your daily tasks? (Never,
Rarely, Sometimes, Often, Always)
Communications Task Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
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ANALYSIS
On-the-job coaching
Self-study materials
Please share any additional comments or suggestions regarding language use in your role or the
hospitality industry in general.
End of Survey
Thank you for participating in this survey. Your responses will help us better
understand the language and communication needs in the education sector.
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