The Positive Impacts of Being Part-Time English Teachers toward the

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B. Recommendations

For the recommendations, the researcher would like to give the recommendations to the ELESP students, the ELESP, and the future researchers.

1. For the ELESP Students

Since the ELESP expects its students to be professional English educators, the ELESP students should practice as being a teacher during studying in the study program so that they can get the positive impacts from teaching.

2. For the English Language Education Study Program

The study program should always maintain the development of each student and encourage the students to improve their language, teaching, and entrepreneurial skills as become the purpose of some courses provided in ELESP. The study program is also expected to guide the students to be professional English teachers in the future.

3. For the Future Researchers

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