Abstract
This research study
students who participated in the study were chosen as a consequence of theoretical sampling because they repeated
the intermediate level twice and were believed to give valuable information regarding the challenges encountered in
the program. Aims of the study were to: (1) demonstrate quality assurance at program implementation level, (2) get
feedback from students on the appropriateness of activities for their learning needs, (3) get students to reflect on their
language skills development and identify what they still need to learn that could be useful for the improvement of
teaching, (4) raise awareness and persuade students to engage with the opportunities for learning beyond classroom
and (5) negotiate emphases for the remainder of the program. Participants were asked to comment on and evaluate the
educational quality, course objectives, performance of their instructor, their learning, achievement and progress,
course materials, learning support they received, role of information and communication technology, and assessment
(SEEQ), focus group
interviews and field notes. Findings revealed certain action points for the development of the English language
teaching program.