English Language as a Tool for Empowering Women and Developing Leadership Skills
Keywords:
English language, women’s empowerment, leadership skills, communication,Abstract
This article explores the role of English language proficiency in empowering women and developing leadership skills. It highlights how English improves communication, self-confidence, critical thinking, and access to educational and professional opportunities. The study emphasizes that English language skills can encourage women to participate actively in leadership, decision-making, and global communication.
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