This study found that the majority of the English language teacher trainees at CMRU are from humble
origins; thus, their enrollment in an English language program attempts to fulfill the essence of the
legislation's motto "Education for All and All for Education". While their English language program
attempts comprehensive English language education in all four areas of language learning: reading,
writing, listening, and speaking, instructional focus is shifting from a teacher-centered environment to
a student-centercd environment. The study further indicates that the English language program does
not fulfill the legislated requirements of IT infrastructure and capabilities, and without sufficient IT
infrastructure and capabilities, CMRU teacher trainees will not be able to pursue formal, informal, and
non-formal education fully as indicated by the NEA 1999 and Amendments 2002. Despite these IT
deficiencies, the study found that CMRU teacher trainees were evolving into committed life-long
learners of English.