1 Introduction

 谜题法

"I'm the human equivalent of that last puzzle piece you've been searching for. I connect [Area of the Company/Team you can help] with [Another Area], creating a complete picture of efficiency and innovation. Without me, the picture still works, but trust me, you'll always know that one piece is missing. That piece is me, [Your Name]."

“我就好比是你一直在寻找的最后一块拼图。我将[你能帮助的公司/团队领域]与[另一个领域]连接起来，共同构成一幅完整的高效与创新图景。没有我，这幅图依然成立，但请相信，你总会觉得缺了那一块。那块拼图就是我，[你的名字]。”

“人类版”软件更新法

"Good morning! You can consider this introduction as my latest software update. Version [Your Name] 2.3 is now live, featuring major upgrades in [New Skill You've Learned], a more intuitive interface for cross-team collaboration, and a patched a critical bug that used to cause excessive coffee consumption during late-night coding sessions."

“早上好！你可以把这次自我介绍看作我的最新软件更新。版本号[你的名字] 2.3现已上线，主要升级包括[你学会的新技能]，一个更适合跨团队协作的直观界面，并且修复了一个曾在深夜编码时导致咖啡过量消耗的关键漏洞。”

• Personal Introduction

    How to introduce yourself so that you'll be unforgettable (in a better way!)

Suggestions:

1). Go beyond your title. 

2). Think about the problems that only you can solve.

3). Ask your friends and colleagues for input.

4). Flash back to your childhood.

5). Show a little vulnerability (弱点).

Examples of Good Self Introductions in a Job Interview

Try to cover these aspects:

Your name

Current or most recent position/job

A relevant accomplishment or strength

Why you are excited about the company or role?

Good Example:
“Hello, I'm John Smith, a financial analyst with five years of experience in the banking industry. I’ve consistently exceeded sales targets and helped my team win an award for excellent customer service. I’m excited to join (…) Ltd. because of your focus on sustainable and responsible investing.”

SWOT：

"Hello, my name is [Your Name]. Instead of just listing my experiences, I'd like to use a SWOT framework to give you a more strategic and honest overview of my profile. This covers my Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities I see here, and potential Threats I'm aware of."

Starting with my Strengths, I would highlight three core areas:

Technical Proficiency in [e.g., Data Analysis]: I am highly skilled in Python and SQL. For instance, in my previous role, I automated a weekly reporting process, which saved 10 hours of manual work per week and improved data accuracy by 15%.

Adaptive Problem-Solving: I thrive in fast-paced environments. When my team faced a sudden shift in project scope, I quickly learned the basics of [New Software] and helped re-calibrate our workflow, ensuring we met the deadline.

Collaborative Mindset: I believe that the best results come from diverse input. I actively seek feedback and enjoy working in cross-functional teams, which was key to the success of our [Project Name] launch."

Now, moving to my Weaknesses, I believe in proactive self-improvement. One area I've been consciously working on is delegation.

The Situation: Early in my leadership experience, I had a tendency to take on too many tasks myself, wanting to ensure they were done perfectly.

The Realization: I learned that this was not scalable and could bottleneck team productivity and growth.

Looking externally at the Opportunities I see, this role and your company are exceptionally aligned with my goals and the market trends.

Aligning with Company Vision: I'm excited by your company's recent push into [e.g., the Asian market]. My fluency in Mandarin and my experience in international project coordination would be a direct asset in helping you achieve that strategic goal.

Finally, regarding potential Threats in the landscape, I am aware of the rapid evolution in our field. The main threat, in my view, is the pace of technological change.

The Threat: Specific tools and frameworks can become obsolete quickly.

My Mitigation Strategy: To counter this, I have made continuous learning a non-negotiable part of my routine. I am consistently enrolled in online courses on platforms like Coursera. For example, I recently completed a course on [A Relevant New Technology] to ensure my skills remain on the cutting edge. I am confident this mindset will allow me to not just adapt, but to thrive amidst change."

面向学术与研究 (For Academic & Research)

"My name is [Your Name]. My academic journey is driven not just by personal curiosity, but by a deep-seated belief in social responsibility. I chose the field of [Your Field, e.g., Environmental Science] because I see it as a direct way to contribute to sustainable development and serve the public interest.

During my research on [Your Project], the challenge was immense. It was perseverance and a collaborative spirit that saw us through. Our team worked tirelessly, proving that collective effort is the key to tackling complex global issues.

I am rooted in the values of my Chinese heritage, which emphasize hard work and long-term thinking, and I am eager to bring this global perspective to your esteemed program to create meaningful impact together."

注意点：

1. 社会责任与奉献精神

   核心： 强调为社会创造价值，而不仅仅是为个人谋利。

   英文关键词： Social Responsibility, Giving Back to the Community, Creating Social Value, Making a Positive Impact, Serving the Public Interest.

2. 集体主义与团队合作

   核心： 强调团队成功高于个人荣耀，善于合作。

   英文关键词： Collaborative Mindset, Team Success over Individual Glory, Synergy, The Power of "We", Collective Achievement.

3. 艰苦奋斗与坚韧不拔

   Resilience, Grit, Perseverance, Hard Work, Embracing Challenges, Growth Mindset.

4. 文化自信与全球视野

   Cultural Confidence, Global Perspective, Bridging Cultures, Rooted in Chinese Culture with a Global Mindset.

5. 创新精神与国家发展

   Driving Innovation, Contributing to National Goals (e.g., in Tech, Sustainability), Aligning with the Trend of the Times.
   

6. 诚信与道德

     核心： 强调诚实、可靠和道德操守是成功的基石。

     英文关键词： Integrity, Strong Moral Compass, Ethical Conduct, Trustworthiness.

2 Why should we learn speciality English? （Deep thinking）

Learning chemical engineering English is crucial for several reasons:

Global Communication: Chemical engineering is a global field, and professionals often collaborate with international teams, attend conferences worldwide, and publish research in international journals. English serves as a common language for these interactions, enabling clear and effective communication.

Access to Latest Research: A significant portion of the latest research, advancements, and developments in chemical engineering are documented in English. This includes academic papers, industry reports, and patents. Being proficient in English allows you to stay updated with the most recent findings and innovations in your field.

Professional Development: Many prestigious chemical engineering institutions and companies operate in English. Proficiency in the language can open doors to better job opportunities, higher education, and networking within the professional community.

Technical Documentation: Chemical engineering involves a lot of technical documentation, such as safety manuals, process descriptions, and equipment specifications. These documents are often in English, and understanding them is essential for safe and efficient operation.

International Standards and Regulations: Compliance with international standards and regulations in chemical engineering often requires reading and interpreting documents in English. This includes standards for safety, environmental impact, and product quality.

Enhanced Problem-Solving Skills: Reading and understanding English-language chemical engineering literature can enhance your analytical and problem-solving skills, as you are exposed to diverse perspectives and methodologies.

Career Advancement: In many cases, advanced positions in chemical engineering require strong English skills. This is particularly true in multinational corporations where English is the primary language of instruction and documentation.

In summary, learning chemical engineering English is not just about language skills; it’s about accessing the global knowledge base, enhancing professional opportunities, and contributing effectively to the international chemical engineering community.

By learning English for chemical engineering, students can not only master professional English vocabulary and expressions, but also improve their reading and translation skills, laying a solid foundation for future scientific research and work.

化工专业英语能力的培养，实质上是将语言工具转化为解决复杂工程问题的思维框架，使学习者既能深入理解国际化专业英语术语内涵，又能精准地向非技术人员解释相关原理及工程影响。

专业英语不是一门单独的“课程”，而是你专业能力的有机组成部分。

可这样理解：

四大化学（无机、分析、有机、物化） 是 “内功心法”，决定理论深度。

实验技能是 “拳脚功夫”，决定实践能力。

专业英语则是你的 “眼睛和翅膀”—它让你能看清世界前沿的方向，并让你飞向更广阔的职业舞台。

• Teaching Plan

• Brief Rules

  1：3

  Mind

  Book & Notebook

  Red& Black pen

   Objective

*  Reading and Translating 

  *  Literature Searching and understood

  *  WritingSkills- Abstract for thesis

   Importance

• State of art

• Learn the latest technology 

• Know why, what and how to do your job

3 Methodology

nThink in English way

nGuess

nCheck

nLearn More

Learning specialty English, such as the English used in chemical engineering, requires a focused and strategic approach. Here are some steps to help you improve your skills in this specific area:

Targeted Reading: Start by reading materials that are specific to your field. This could include textbooks, research papers, industry journals, and articles. Focus on understanding the terminology, sentence structures, and common phrases used in chemical engineering.

Vocabulary Building: Expand your vocabulary by learning technical terms and jargon. Use specialized dictionaries or glossaries for chemical engineering. Try to learn new words in context, as this will help you remember them better.

Practice with Specific Resources: Utilize resources that are tailored to your specialty. This might include online courses, specialized language learning apps, or forums where professionals discuss topics in chemical engineering. Engaging with these resources can provide you with authentic language use and context.

Listen to Industry-Specific Content: Watch videos, listen to podcasts, or attend webinars where professionals in chemical engineering discuss their work. This can help you improve your listening skills and get a feel for how the language is used in real-world scenarios.

Join Professional Networks: Participate in professional groups or communities where you can interact with others in your field. This could be through LinkedIn, professional associations, or local meetups. Engaging in discussions and exchanging ideas can enhance your language skills and provide you with feedback.

Write Regularly: Practice writing in your specialty by documenting your projects, summarizing articles, or even writing your own papers. This will help you to use the language correctly and to express your ideas clearly.

Seek Feedback: Regularly ask for feedback on your writing and speaking from peers or mentors who are fluent in English and knowledgeable in chemical engineering. This can provide you with insights into your language use and help you correct any mistakes.

Immerse Yourself: If possible, try to immerse yourself in an English-speaking environment. This could mean working or studying abroad, or participating in English-speaking workshops and seminars.

Use Technology: Leverage technology such as language learning software, translation tools, and online courses that focus on technical English. Tools like Duolingo, Babbel, or Rosetta Stone can be helpful, but look for those that specifically target your field.

Practice with Native Speakers: If you have the opportunity, practice speaking with native English speakers who are also in the chemical engineering field. This can provide you with a more natural and nuanced understanding of the language.

Attend Workshops and Seminars: Participate in workshops and seminars that focus on the English language in your field. These can often provide you with direct instruction and practice in the language you need.

Review and Reflect: Regularly review your progress and reflect on areas where you need improvement. This could be through self-assessment or by having your work critiqued by others.

By following these steps, you can systematically improve your ability to understand, communicate, and write in specialty English, enhancing your professional capabilities and opportunities.