Course description
Highlights:
- Conversation Practice: Develop conversational skills for both casual and formal situations.
- Vocabulary Building: Learn useful phrases and vocabulary for everyday interactions.
- Pronunciation Practice: Improve pronunciation and reduce language barriers.
- Grammar for Speaking: Focus on grammatical structures used in spoken English.
- Listening and Response: Improve listening skills and respond naturally in conversations.
Course Objective:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Speak more fluently and confidently in English during everyday conversations.
- Use intermediate vocabulary and grammar correctly in speech.
- Pronounce English words more clearly and accurately.
- Understand and participate in conversations on a variety of topics, from work-related
discussions to social interactions.
- Improve your listening and comprehension skills to better engage in English-speaking
environments.
Course Structure:
1. Introduction to Intermediate Spoken English
- Review of the basic principles of spoken English and common challenges at the
intermediate level.
- The importance of speaking practice and how to use the language in daily life.
- Understanding the key differences between basic and intermediate levels of speaking.
2. Building Confidence in Conversations
- Techniques for speaking with more fluency and confidence.
- Practicing responses to common conversation starters.
- Strategies for handling everyday conversations at home, work, and social settings.
- Overcoming the fear of speaking and reducing hesitation.
3. Intermediate Vocabulary Expansion
- Learning vocabulary for common everyday situations (e.g., travel, shopping, dining, and
social events).
- Introduction to more complex phrases and expressions for various settings.
- Learning how to use synonyms and antonyms to enrich spoken language.
- Developing strategies for learning and remembering new words and expressions.
4. Pronunciation and Intonation
- Understanding the importance of pronunciation for clear communication.
- Learning the sounds of English, focusing on vowels, consonants, and stress.
- Practicing intonation patterns to sound more natural in conversations.
- Accent neutralization tips to improve clarity and comprehension.
5. Grammar for Spoken English
- Applying grammatical structures correctly in speech (e.g., tenses, modals, question forms,
and conditional sentences).
- Using more complex sentence structures to express ideas clearly and accurately.
- Practice exercises to build confidence with grammar in spoken form.
- Understanding common errors in spoken English and how to avoid them.
6. Listening and Comprehension Skills
- Developing strategies for active listening and understanding English speakers at a normal
pace.
- Listening to various English accents and understanding regional variations.
- Practicing listening exercises such as listening to short audio clips and responding to
questions.
- Engaging in interactive listening exercises with peers and instructors.
7. Role-Playing and Real-Life Scenarios
- Practicing real-life scenarios such as ordering food in a restaurant, making appointments,
and asking for directions.
- Role-playing workplace interactions, such as making small talk, attending meetings, and
participating in discussions.
- Practicing English in social contexts like attending parties, meeting new people, or
networking.
8. Conversational Practice and Feedback
- Engaging in regular conversation practice with peers and instructors to improve speaking
fluency.
- Feedback and guidance on improving pronunciation, fluency, and vocabulary usage.
- Participating in group discussions to enhance speaking and listening skills.
- Correcting common mistakes and focusing on continuous improvement
Learning Methodology:
- Interactive Lectures: Gain insights into effective communication strategies and intermediatelevel speaking techniques.
- Real-World Conversations: Engage in daily conversation practice with instructors and peers
to build confidence and fluency.
- Pronunciation Drills: Participate in activities to improve clarity and natural speech patterns.
- Group Activities: Collaborate with classmates to practice speaking in various contexts and
get feedback.
- Quizzes and Assessments: Regular assessments to evaluate progress and areas for
improvement.
- Role-Playing Exercises: Use role-play scenarios to practice English in real-life situations.
Who Should Enroll:
- Individuals who have a basic understanding of English and want to improve their speaking
skills.
- Students looking to enhance their communication skills for academic or professional
purposes.
- Professionals who need to converse in English with colleagues, clients, or customers.
- People who want to gain confidence in speaking English in everyday situations.
- Non-native English speakers who wish to transition from beginner to intermediate-level
fluency.
This Intermediate Spoken English course is perfect for learners who are looking to develop
their speaking skills and increase their confidence in using English for communication.
Whether you're aiming to improve your speaking for work, study, or personal growth, this
course will provide you with the practical tools and skills needed to communicate effectively
in English
