English language has become an important language in the modern world. Many people from regions that do not speak English have developed interest in learning the language. The following are interview questions that seek to provide critical data and information regarding the progress and challenges of an English language learner.
Question 1: Why is studying English important to you? Describe the attitudes you had before and after.
Question 2: What are some of the challenges you face when interacting with people who speak English? Explain how these challenges motivate you or discourage you from learning English.
Question 3: How will learning English language help you overcome these challenges? Also, how will the language help you improve yourself in the work environment, your interactions with friends and the society, and personal growth?
Question 4: Apart from class lessons, what other efforts do you put in studying the English language? How are these efforts helpful to you as an English language learner? What are the barriers that hinder your efforts to get materials for study? Explain ways of removing the barriers in order facilitate smooth learning?
Question 5: How does the surrounding environment at home, school, or work motivate you to study English? How do your friends and family motivate you to learn English?
Question 6: What are some of the problems you face in class as an English language learner? How do these problems affect you from learning English? What are your suggestions for improvement?
Question 7: Has learning the English language increased your confidence level? Explain the instances you felt confident and less confident when using the English language?
Question 8: What are your needs and expectations as an English language learner? Does the school meet your expectations and needs? If yes, explain how? If no, provide suggestions that you feel or think will help the school improve and help you meet your needs and expectations.
