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openalexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-07-24Cited by 0

The Linguistic Advantage: Why English Language Teachers May Excel as AI Prompt Engineers

Sumaira Tabassum

This article explores why English language teachers may have a unique advantage in AI prompt engineering. It examines how skills in applied linguistics, communication, instructional design, scaffolding, and discourse analysis can support effective interaction with Generative AI and large language models. The article also highlights emerging AI career opportunities for language professionals and the importance of collaboration between language experts, software engineers, and domain specialists.

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