Spoken English Essentials Course Outline
Module 1: Building the Foundation (Classes 1-4)
Objective: Develop confidence in basic spoken English and familiarize
learners with essential vocabulary and expressions.
1. Class 1: Introduction to Spoken English
o Ice-breaking activities and self-introductions.
o Importance of spoken English in education and the workplace.
o Activity: Pair interviews and presenting a partner.
2. Class 2: Everyday Conversations
o Common phrases for greetings, introductions, and polite
expressions.
o Role-play: Ordering food, asking for directions.
3. Class 3: Vocabulary Building
o Thematic vocabulary (e.g., school, work, travel).
o Word games like word association and charades.
4. Class 4: Pronunciation Basics
o Common mispronunciations and how to correct them.
o Practical task: Record and analyze speech for improvement.
Module 2: Developing Conversational Skills (Classes 5-8)
Objective: Enable learners to engage in meaningful conversations and
improve fluency.
5. Class 5: Asking and Answering Questions
o Open-ended vs. closed questions.
o Activity: Interview practice in pairs.
6. Class 6: Expressing Opinions and Preferences
o Useful phrases for agreement, disagreement, and preferences.
o Debate: "Books vs. Digital Media."
7. Class 7: Listening for Understanding
o Active listening techniques and practice with audio clips.
o Activity: Listening and responding to real-life scenarios.
8. Class 8: Conversation Games
o Games like "20 Questions" and "Two Truths and a Lie" to build
fluency.
o Practical task: Conduct a group discussion.
Module 3: Professional Communication (Classes 9-12)
Objective: Equip learners with skills for formal and professional settings.
9. Class 9: Workplace Communication
o Formal vs. informal speech.
o Role-play: Office meetings and telephonic conversations.
10. Class 10: Email and Written Communication
o Essentials of email etiquette.
o Activity: Drafting and presenting formal emails.
11. Class 11: Presentation Skills
o Structuring presentations and overcoming stage fright.
o Activity: Mini-presentations on familiar topics.
12. Class 12: Networking and Small Talk
o Building connections through small talk.
o Role-play: Introducing yourself at events.
Module 4: Advanced Speaking Techniques (Classes 13-16)
Objective: Develop advanced speaking skills, including paraphrasing and
storytelling.
13. Class 13: Storytelling Skills
o Elements of a good story.
o Activity: Share a personal or fictional story.
14. Class 14: Paraphrasing and Summarizing
o Techniques for rephrasing and summarizing content.
o Task: Paraphrase short articles or conversations.
15. Class 15: Persuasive Speaking
o Crafting arguments and persuasive techniques.
o Debate: "Technology’s Impact on Society."
16. Class 16: Improvisation and Quick Thinking
o Responding spontaneously in conversations.
o Activity: Impromptu speaking challenges.
Module 5: Grammar Through Fun (Classes 17-20)
Objective: Strengthen grammatical accuracy in an engaging manner.
17. Class 17: Tenses Made Simple
o Fun activities to practice past, present, and future tenses.
o Game: Tense relay.
18. Class 18: Common Grammar Mistakes
o Identifying and correcting frequent errors.
o Activity: Grammar scavenger hunt.
19. Class 19: Sentence Construction
o Building complex sentences with conjunctions.
o Task: Sentence-building games.
20. Class 20: Grammar in Context
o Applying grammar rules in real-life scenarios.
o Activity: Role-playing based on given contexts.
Module 6: Real-World Application (Classes 21-24)
Objective: Consolidate skills through practical tasks and real-world
exposure.
21. Class 21: Learning from the Environment
o Observing and imitating native speakers from videos, podcasts,
and daily interactions.
o Activity: Shadowing exercises.
22. Class 22: Role-Plays for Real Life
o Simulating scenarios like job interviews and customer
interactions.
o Task: Group role-plays.
23. Class 23: Mock Presentations and Debates
o Practicing learned skills in a competitive environment.
o Activity: Presentations and debate competition.
24. Class 24: Final Assessment and Feedback
o Comprehensive review of the course.
o Activity: Showcase event with presentations, debates, and
storytelling.
Course Features:
● Practical tasks to ensure hands-on learning.
● Role-playing, games, and debates to make learning enjoyable.
● Focus on learning grammar and vocabulary through fun activities.
● Individual and group tasks to build confidence and teamwork.
Materials Provided:
● Worksheets, audio clips, and video resources.
● Personalized feedback and progress tracking.
