Strategies for Improving the Quality of English Teaching for Postgraduate Entrance Exams in Private Colleges Based on Outcome-Based Education (OBE)

Abstract

With the deepening of educational reform in China, the teaching of English for postgraduate entrance exams in private colleges faces challenges such as unclear teaching objectives, outdated curriculum content, monotonous teaching methods, and inadequate assessment systems. As an emerging educational model, Outcome-Based Education (OBE) offers effective solutions to these problems through clear learning outcomes, innovative teaching strategies, and a comprehensive assessment system. This paper analyzes the current situation and challenges of English teaching for postgraduate entrance exams in private colleges based on the OBE concept and proposes specific strategies for improving teaching quality. The research shows that restructuring teaching objectives, optimizing teaching content and resources, innovating teaching methods, and establishing a scientific assessment system can significantly enhance teaching quality and students' competitiveness in postgraduate entrance exams. This paper aims to provide theoretical support and practical guidelines for the reform and practice of English teaching for postgraduate entrance exams in private colleges.