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Students told to improve English communication skills
Prof E N Dhanamjay Rao, Dean, International Affairs, said that the students, who are planning to pursue their higher studies, must improve their English communication skills
Visakhapatnam: Prof E N Dhanamjay Rao, Dean, International Affairs, said that the students, who are planning to pursue their higher studies, must improve their English communication skills.
He released a book titled "Digital Media Assisted Language Learning" at a programme organised by Education Link House at Andhra University here on Monday.
On the occasion, Bloeme Bergmann, International Recruitment Manager, University of Limerick, Ireland, said that digital media provides an effective platform for honing English language skills to students planning to study abroad.
She congratulated the authors Krishnaveer Abhishek Challa and Nimmagadda Surya Raghvendra, Special Officer, Adikavi Nannayya University Tadepalligudem Campus for writing a unique book.
Kunal Oberoi, CEO, Education Link House, Selvin David Noel from Ulster University, and Ashish Jaiswar from University of Surrey, UK, and K. Anitha, Education Link House, Visakhapatnam were present.
