1. An ESP Course Design for Aviation Security Examination Police Officers
Advisor :
Dr. Partricia Su
Presenter
Lisa Yin
Number
Date
June 21st ,2012

2. Content
Pre- course information
Introduction
Need analysis procedure

3. Content
Course details / context
Evaluation

4. Pre- course information
Inspection Section : 400 persons
Special Police Brigade : 400 persons
Criminal Investigation Brigade : 40 persons
Foreign Affairs Section
Alternative military Service : 74 persons
based on pilot interviews with the higher-rank officials

5. Introduction / Background be descriptive
police officers of aviation security examination with low level English
The date collection methods
pre-questionnaire in depth face-to-face interviews
short interviews
questionnaire survey
post-interviews
participant observation
shadowing
tape-recording of workplace language use

6. Needs analysis procedure
Using questionnaires with police officers of
aviation security.
2. Structured interviews with subject lecturers.
3. Provided valuable feedback, lesson record sheet, focus group, staff discussions, rest result and observation
4. Building on previous experience.

7. Course details / context
Course duration : three months
2. Course length: Total 48 hours ,once a week
and every lesson takes two hours.
3. Size: participants
Participant: Police officers of aviation security
in Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport

8. Evaluation
I adopted both of formative evaluation and summative evaluation to evaluate students.
Here are some examples of formative evaluation:
Testing the arrangement of lessons in a primer before its publication
Collecting continuous feedback from participants in a program in order to revise the program as needed, such as individual
speaking practice and oral presentation
Here are some examples of summative evaluation:
Determining attitudes and achievement related to using a primer after it has been used in a training course
Collecting data on the impact of a program operating in a community for a period of time such as quizzes oral and written tests

9. References
English for Aviation Security Examination Police Officers: Towards an Integrated Analysis of Workplace needs and Used—
English Teaching & Learning 35.4(Winter 2011)
By Assistant Professor Dr. Yu-Ying Chang
Department of Foreign Languages and
Applied Linguistics
Yuan Ze University

10. Appendixi -Questionnaire
Questionnaire I
What is the most difficult things in English do you have on duty?
Questionnaire II
If the Aviation Police Office provides an English program,
what content do you want to cover?

11. Thank you