ESP stands for English for Specific Purposes, and it is one of the most vibrant and professionally focused areas of teaching English. ESP was created in response to the increasing need for English that was specific to fields like science, commerce, technology, and military communication, according to Hutchinson and Waters (1987). ESP, as opposed to General English, concentrates on enhancing language skills in relation to learners' actual professional requirements. English has become a lingua franca in many businesses as global connectivity keeps growing. As a result, creating an efficient ESP approach is essential to preparing students for real-world communication in their particular professions. According to academics like Dudley-Evans and St John (1998) and Basturkmen (2010), ESP aims to foster the communicative competence required to successfully carry out job-specific activities rather than only teaching technical jargon.