STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION TOWARD ENGLISH: A STUDY ON NON-EFL STUDENTS
Keywords:
General English 1, perception 2, non-EFL students 3Abstract
Business Administration Program of the Kupang State Polytechnic, Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. The numbers of participants are 30 students. The main instrument used in this study are observation and questioner. The observation was conducted during one semester and questioner was given by the end of it. The result shows that the students of Business Administration Program have a positive perception during the learning process. The level of confidence was also increased gradually during the observation. For improving their skills, most of the students thought that mastering vocabulary is the best topic. Some activities that the students would do was expected to give impacts on their skills.
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