Abstract
Technological innovations are transforming language teaching, moving from traditional to modern teaching methods. This study examines the impact of information and communication technologies on the teaching proficiency of future teachers using a quasi-experimental design. Participants were divided into an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group received specialized training, including interactive digital platforms, AI-based language applications, and context-based learning scenarios, while the control group followed the traditional curriculum. The results indicate a significant increase in language proficiency scores for the experimental group. Paired t-tests and effect size calculations (Cohen’s d = 1.05) confirmed substantial improvements, highlighting the practical effectiveness of the intervention. In contrast, the control group demonstrated only marginal gains, underscoring the limitations of traditional methods. The findings suggest that information and communication technologies-based instruction enhances not only linguistic competence but also pedagogical adaptability and digital literacy among future educators. The study’s diagnostic tools can support teacher training, professional development programs, and curriculum improvement. In conclusion, the integration of information and communication technologies plays a key role in enhancing the teaching proficiency of future teachers. These results highlight the potential of innovative pedagogical approaches in preparing educators for the challenges of today’s dynamic classrooms, equipping them with the necessary digital and methodological skills for effective instruction.