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This document discusses a comparative study of the USJ-R curriculum for commerce students in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry and how it relates to developing English language proficiency and employment. The study was conducted by Flora May Gebilaguin, YoungJun Park, and Martin Gabriel Primor for their Ed-English 112 Language Research class under Professor Helmae Etulle.
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