The Proceeding of Indonesian English Lecturers Association’s 2 nd Hybrid International Conference Global Trends in English Language Pedagogy: Navigating New Horizons

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  • 02 Mar
  • 2025

The Proceeding of Indonesian English Lecturers Association’s 2 nd Hybrid International Conference Global Trends in English Language Pedagogy: Navigating New Horizons

Abstract : This study looks at the effectiveness of English clubs in developing English speaking abilities

among EFL (English as a Foreign Language) students in Indonesia, specifically at the Faculty of

Information Technology, University of BSI PSDKU Kota Tasikmalaya. This study employed a descriptive

qualitative approach to investigate the implementation of the English Club to assist students in speaking

English and motivate them to practice it. The difficulties are when some words are difficult to read and

English is not practiced enough daily. Participants included student members of the English club in the

information systems department, who were selected through purposive sampling. Data was collected

through observation and interviews and The qualitative data was evaluated using Miles and

Huberman’s interactive and continuous approaches. The study found that English club activities

greatly improved students’ motivation, self-confidence, active involvement, and speaking skills when

learning English. What deserves special attention is the progress observed in the classroom during

classroom learning. This study concludes that the English club is a fascinating and successful teaching

approach that has a significant impact on the English students’ speaking proficiency.

Keywords : English as a Foreign Language, English Club, Motivation, Speaking skills

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