Spoken English Course
Spoken English Cource
Teaching Mode:
Online (Classes on Zoom)
Course Duration:
30 Days
Class Duration:
01 hour
Classes:
Monday to Friday
Course Frequency:
Worthy Tutors offer one course each month with limited seats.
Contents of the Course
Contents of the Course
- Introduction to Spoken English:
- Overview of the importance of spoken English.
- Basic communication principles.
- Introduction to common English phrases and expressions.
- Foundations of Pronunciation:
- Vowel and consonant sounds.
- Common pronunciation challenges.
- Practice exercises for improving pronunciation.
- Building Vocabulary:
- Everyday vocabulary for various situations (greetings, shopping, travel).
- Idiomatic expressions and phrases.
- Word games and activities for vocabulary enhancement.
- Grammar in Context:
- Basic grammar rules for spoken English.
- Practical usage of tenses in conversation.
- Common grammatical mistakes and how to avoid them.
- Listening and Comprehension:
- Listening exercises with various accents.
- Understanding different English accents.
- Discussion on movies, podcasts, or TED Talks for listening practice.
- Speaking Activities:
- Role-playing scenarios (ordering food, asking for directions).
- Group discussions on various topics.
- Debates and persuasive speaking exercises.
- Cultural Context and Etiquette:
- Understanding cultural nuances in English communication.
- Politeness and etiquette in English-speaking countries.
- Cross-cultural communication awareness.
- Real-life Simulations:
- Simulated real-life situations (interviews, meetings).
- Feedback sessions for improvement.
- Industry-specific vocabulary and phrases.
- Public Speaking Tips:
- Techniques for overcoming stage fright.
- Structuring effective speeches.
- Presentation skills and body language.
- Continuous Improvement:
- Self-assessment tools.
- Setting personal language learning goals.
- Resources for continuous learning (books, websites, apps).
Content Ideas to Improve Spoken English:
Interactive Dialogues:
Create dialogues for common situations (e.g., at the airport, in a restaurant) and have learners practice them in pairs.
Role-Playing Exercises:
Develop scenarios for role-playing to encourage spontaneous conversation and application of learned skills.
Vocabulary Building Games:
Word association games, crossword puzzles, or flashcards to make vocabulary building fun.
Audio Resources:
Include listening exercises with native speakers, podcasts, and interviews to expose learners to different accents and speech patterns.
Speech Analysis:
Analyze famous speeches or TED Talks together, discussing effective communication strategies.
Real-world Assignments:
Assign tasks like interviewing a native English speaker, creating a vlog, or participating in a language exchange program.