This research aimed to: 1) investigate the current situation, desirable conditions, and essential needs for managing English language learning for communication, 2) develop a model for managing English language learning for communication, 3) study the outcomes of using the model for managing English language learning for communication, and 4) evaluate the model for managing English language learning for communication at the primary level of private schools. The research is divided into 4 phases: Phase 1: Investigating the current situation, desirable conditions, and essential needs through a multi-stage random sampling of 174 individuals. Phase 2: Developing a model for managing English language learning for communication, verified by 9 qualified experts. Phase 3: Examining the outcomes of using the model for managing English language learning for communication with a target group of 14 individuals, including school administrators, academic department heads, and English language teachers in private schools. Phase 4: Studying the results of implementing the model for developing English language learning management for communication at the primary level of private schools. The research tools utilized consisted of questionnaires, assessments, in-depth interviews, and tests. The applicable statistics included mean, standard deviation, and analysis of necessary requirements (PNI[subscript modified]). The research findings indicated that the current overall situation is at the highest level, while the desired situation is also at the highest level. Regarding the level of necessity, it ranked from high to low as follows: English language learning management for communication and education quality in English language learning management for communication. The model comprised six components, namely: 1) Principles, 2) Objectives, 3) Curriculum Content, 4) FSDLP Process Components, 5) Measurement and Evaluation, and 6) Conditions for Model Implementation. The development outcomes of English language learning management for communication were at the highest level overall. The evaluation results of the model indicated its suitability, feasibility, and usefulness. The overall satisfaction of the stakeholders with the model was also at the highest level.