Spoken English Course

A spoken English course is designed to help learners improve their ability to communicate effectively in spoken English. The course usually focuses on developing IELTS listening and speaking skills and covers grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation skills.

Here are some key points to keep in mind when considering a spoken English course:

Determine your level: Before enrolling in a spoken English course, it's important to assess your current level of proficiency in English, so that you can choose a course that is appropriate for your needs.
Set goals:Determine what you want to achieve from the course. Do you want to improve your communication skills for personal or professional reasons? Do you want to prepare for a specific English language exam? Setting clear goals will help you stay focused and motivated.
Choose a course format: Spoken English courses are available in a range of formats, including online courses, group classes, private lessons, and self-study programs. Choose a format that suits your learning style and schedule.
Practice regularly: Consistent practice is essential for improving your spoken English skills. Try to speak English as much as possible, even if it's just a few words or sentences a day.
Use a variety of resources: Spoken English courses often use a range of resources, including textbooks, audio and video materials, and language learning apps. It's important to use a variety of resources to keep your learning interesting and engaging.
Get feedback: Feedback from a teacher or tutor can help you identify areas of strength and weakness, and develop a plan for improvement.

Course Modules

• Basic of English
• Verb
• Vocabulary
• Grammar Auxiliary Verbs
• Adjective – Degrees of comparison
• Adverb – Learn & know
• Vocabulary – Pronoun – Learn & Know
• Comprehension
• Written words spell check
• Sentences make and speak
• Interrogation class
• Group discussion
• Grammar – Personal Interview training
• How to prepare a resume
• Grammar – Direct and Indirect Speech
• Grammar – Active and Passive voice
• Introduction to Personality and Working Towards Developing It
• Techniques in Personality development Stage
• Stress Management
• Group Dynamics and Team Building
• Conflict Management
• Time Management
• Motivation
• Personal Interview
• Group Interview
• Attend Seminar