- Core Skills: Focus equally on Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. Practice speaking daily, even simple sentences.
Sentence - Structure (SVO): Learn the fundamental word order: Subject + Verb + Object. (Example: I eat an apple.)
Basic Grammar: - Parts of Speech: Identify Nouns (person, place, thing), Verbs (actions), and Adjectives (descriptions).
- “To Be” Verb: Master the verb “to be” (I am, you are, he is) as it’s used for identity, location, and feelings.
- Simple Tenses: Understand the difference between the Present Simple (habits/facts) and the Past Simple (finished actions).
- Essential Vocabulary:Prioritize the 500 most common English words.Learn vocabulary in categories like greetings, family, numbers, and daily activities.
- Practice Principle: Do not be afraid to make mistakes. Mistakes are how you learn. Use English every day, even for a short time, to build confidence.
Fluency and Confidence: The main goal is to reduce hesitation and make conversation feel more natural. This is achieved through extensive speaking practice in a low-pressure environment.
Pronunciation and Intonation: The course goes beyond just pronouncing words correctly. It teaches students about rhythm, stress, and intonation, which are crucial for sounding more natural and being easily understood.
Advanced Conversational Skills: Students learn to handle a wider range of situations, such as:
Expressing opinions, agreement, and disagreement.
Giving and asking for advice.
Telling stories and recounting events.
Refining Fluency and Naturalness: The focus shifts from general fluency to sounding more authentic. This involves mastering natural pauses, rhythm, and the use of fillers and discourse markers (e.g., “you know,” “like,” “on the other hand”) in appropriate contexts.
Pronunciation and Accent Neutralization: Students work on fine-tuning their pronunciation to reduce their native language’s influence (Mother Tongue Influence or MTI). This includes advanced work on vowel and consonant sounds, word stress, and linking sounds for smoother speech.
Advanced Idioms and Phrasal Verbs: The course introduces a much wider range of complex and nuanced idioms, colloquialisms, and multi-word phrasal verbs that are frequently used by native speakers. This allows students to understand and participate in more informal and culturally-specific conversations.
INTRODUCTION
Our SPOKEN & IELTS Training Program is designed to help learners improve their English communication skills and achieve their desired IELTS band scores. Whether you’re preparing for studies abroad, immigration, or professional growth, this program offers expert guidance in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Through interactive sessions, real-time practice, and personalized feedback, we ensure that every student builds fluency, confidence, and test-ready strategies.
Our training program focuses on both practical spoken English and targeted IELTS preparation. For spoken English, we cover vocabulary building, grammar usage, pronunciation, and real-life conversations to help learners speak fluently and confidently. For IELTS, we provide intensive coaching for all four modules—Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking—based on the latest test patterns.
Why Spoken English is Important ?
Global Communication: English helps you communicate with people worldwide, making travel and networking easier.
Better Job Opportunities: Fluency in spoken English increases your chances of getting hired in multinational companies.
Confidence Building: Speaking English fluently boosts your self-esteem and public speaking skills.
Access to Knowledge: Most online content, books, and research papers are in English, giving you better access to global knowledge.
Higher Salary Potential: Good English-speaking skills often lead to higher salaries and better promotions.
