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Dilnoza is a 20-year-old female student studying Philology (English) who self-assesses her English proficiency at B1-B2, with difficulties in speaking and writing. She aims to improve her vocabulary, speaking fluency, and writing clarity to become an English teacher and enhance her IELTS score. Dilnoza prefers structured lessons with practical speaking exercises and has a motivation level that is quite high despite experiencing speaking anxiety.

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Dilnoza is a 20-year-old female student studying Philology (English) who self-assesses her English proficiency at B1-B2, with difficulties in speaking and writing. She aims to improve her vocabulary, speaking fluency, and writing clarity to become an English teacher and enhance her IELTS score. Dilnoza prefers structured lessons with practical speaking exercises and has a motivation level that is quite high despite experiencing speaking anxiety.

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NEEDS ANALYSIS QUESTIONNAIRE

Student Information
Name: Dilnoza

Age: 20

Gender: Female

First language (L1): Uzbek

Date: 13.02.2025

Interviewers: Laylo & Nozima

1. Background Information

● Age: 20

● First language (L1): Uzbek

● Preference for explanations:

Mostly in English, but sometimes short explanations in Uzbek help, especially for grammar
or difficult words.

● Uncomfortable topics:

Politics and very personal topics.

2. Proficiency Level

● Self-assessed level: B1–B2

● Most difficult skills:

Speaking & Writing

● Main difficulty:

I know grammar, but when I speak or write, I often can’t find the right words. I repeat simple
vocabulary or stop speaking.

● Confident situations:

Reading academic texts, understanding lectures, grammar exercises.

● Exams taken:

IELTS — Overall 6.5

(Speaking and Writing were lower than Reading and Listening)

3. Academic and Educational Background

● Current status: Student

● Field of study: Philology (English)

● Year of study: 3rd year

● Study habits:

I am used to textbooks and academic materials.

4. Occupation

● Occupation: University student

● Need English for studies?

Yes

● Use of English:

Almost every day at university, but mostly passively (reading, listening).

5. Reasons for Studying English

● I want to become an English teacher in the future.


● I want to speak more naturally and confidently.

● I want to improve my IELTS score later (especially Speaking and Writing).

● Goal type:

Long-term

6. Specific Wants

● Main focus:

☑ Vocabulary development

☑ Speaking fluency

☑ Writing more clearly

● After this course, I want to:

○ express my ideas without stopping too much

○ use more academic and natural vocabulary

○ explain things clearly (as a future teacher)

7. Interests

● Preferred topics:

☑ Education

☑ Language learning

☑ Psychology

☑ Everyday life topics

● Disliked topics:

business topics and politics.


8. Expectations of the Course

● I expect the course to help me activate vocabulary, not only learn new words.

● I want speaking practice connected to real situations and teaching context.

● Expectations of the coursebook:

☑ Good vocabulary work

☑ Speaking tasks

☑ Clear structure

☑ Real-life examples

9. Aptitude

● Learning speed:

Average

● Grammar attitude:

I understand grammar, but sometimes I overthink when speaking.

10. Learning Preferences

● I learn best by:

Doing exercises and practicing

● Lesson style:

☑ Structured, but with flexibility

● Homework:

☑ Small but regular homework


11. Previous Language Learning Experience

● Studied English before:

☑ Yes (school, university, IELTS preparation)

● Coursebooks used:

English File, Headway, some IELTS materials.

● Likes/Dislikes:

I liked clear explanations but didn’t like lessons with only grammar rules and no speaking.

12. Attitudes to Learning

● Motivation level:

☑ Quite motivated

● Speaking anxiety:

especially when I want to sound “correct”

● Weekly study time:

4–6 hours (not always consistent)

Teachers’ Notes (implied)


Student has good academic background and exam experience but lacks lexical range and fluency
activation. Needs a B2-level coursebook with strong vocabulary, speaking, and functional language
focus, suitable for a future teacher.

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