Abstract:
This paper, according to Albert Banduras self-efficiency theory, studies the English self-efficiency of 212 non major graduates. The questionnaire and interviewsshow the following results: (1)The average English self-efficiency of non major graduates is of medium level. (2) The English selfefficiency of those who study science isdramatically higher than those who study arts.(3) The English Efficiency of the Grade Two and Grade Three graduates is distinctly higher than those in Grade One. (4) The sex ofthe students and their teachers self-efficiency will not affect their English selfefficiency. Accordingly, this paper proposed a practice-based English teaching model.