Spoken English Language Syllabus
This syllabus divided into three progressive stages:
Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.
The syllabus focuses on Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Grammar, and Vocabulary to ensure a comprehensive learning experience.
Course Objectives:
1. Build confidence in speaking English fluently.
2. Develop listening, reading, and writing skills.
3. Strengthen grammar and expand vocabulary.
4. Improve pronunciation and accent.
Month 1-2: Beginner Level
1. Speaking
Basic introductions (self, family, friends).
Common greetings and expressions.
Asking and answering simple questions.
Role-plays: Ordering food, shopping, and giving directions.
2. Listening
Understanding simple conversations.
Listening to beginner-level audio (daily routines, greetings).
Identifying keywords in conversations.
3. Reading
Reading short stories, paragraphs, and dialogues.
Identifying main ideas in short texts.
Understanding signs, notices, and basic forms.
4. Writing
Writing simple sentences (introducing oneself, describing a place).
Sentence structures: Subject + Verb + Object.
Writing informal emails and messages.
5. Grammar
Tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous.
Articles: A, An, The.
Prepositions: In, On, At.
Basic sentence structure (affirmative, negative, interrogative).
6. Vocabulary
Daily life vocabulary: Food, family, numbers, colors.
Days of the week, months, and time expressions.
Action verbs: Go, do, eat, read, etc.
7. Pronunciation
Pronouncing vowels and consonants correctly.
Word stress in 1-2 syllable words.
Month 3-4: Intermediate Level
1. Speaking
Expressing opinions, likes, and dislikes.
Discussing past experiences and future plans.
Role-plays: Booking tickets, making appointments, and interviews.
Practicing storytelling using pictures.
2. Listening
Listening to short stories, podcasts, and interviews.
Understanding instructions and announcements.
Noting key details from conversations.
3. Reading
Reading news articles, short essays, and narratives.
Understanding factual and inferential details.
Skimming and scanning for information.
4. Writing
Writing paragraphs on familiar topics (travel, hobbies).
Email etiquette: Formal and informal writing.
Writing short letters, stories, and event descriptions.
5. Grammar
Tenses: Past Simple, Future Simple, Present Perfect.
Conjunctions: And, But, Because, So.
Adjectives and Adverbs: Comparatives and superlatives.
Sentence connectors for smoother transitions.
6. Vocabulary
Topic-based vocabulary: Travel, emotions, technology, and weather.
Collocations: Make a decision, take a break, etc.
Idioms and phrases: Break the ice, piece of cake.
7. Pronunciation
Intonation in questions and statements.
Practicing silent letters (e.g., "knife," "honest").
Month 5-6: Advanced Level
1. Speaking
Debating and discussing abstract topics (education, environment).
Giving presentations on prepared topics.
Practicing real-life conversations (negotiations, complaints, persuasion).
Developing spontaneity in speech.
2. Listening
Listening to TED Talks, movies, and interviews.
Understanding different accents and fast speech.
Inferring meaning from tone and context.
3. Reading
Reading novels, editorials, and detailed articles.
Understanding opinions, arguments, and complex ideas.
Analyzing texts for deeper understanding.
4. Writing
Writing essays on social and professional topics.
Creating formal reports and reviews.
Writing resumes and cover letters.
5. Grammar
Tenses: Past Perfect, Conditional sentences.
Passive Voice: Writing reports and formal speech.
Reported Speech: Converting direct to indirect speech.
Advanced sentence structures (complex and compound sentences).
6. Vocabulary
Academic and professional vocabulary.
Phrasal verbs: Look up, get along, break down.
Advanced idioms: Beat around the bush, cost an arm and a leg.
7. Pronunciation
Reducing mother-tongue influence.
Practicing linking sounds in fast speech.
Stress and rhythm in connected speech.
Weekly Activities and Assessments
1. Speaking Activities: Group discussions, role-plays, debates, and storytelling.
2. Listening Practice: Audio comprehension tests, video analysis.
3. Reading Comprehension: Quizzes and summarization exercises.
4. Writing Assignments: Journals, essays, and emails.
5. Grammar Drills: Worksheets and practical usage.
6. Vocabulary Tests: Weekly quizzes on word lists.
Outcome by End of the Course
Fluent and confident communication in English.
Ability to read and comprehend advanced-level texts.
Strong listening skills with exposure to various accents.
Enhanced writing skills for professional and academic purposes.
Mastery of grammar and vocabulary.
- This syllabus ensures a structured and engaging learning experience for students to achieve fluency in 6 months.
Course Overview:
Course Duration: 6 months (24 weeks).
Classes: 4 days a week.
Class Timing: 1-2 hours per session (depending on the topic).
Batch Timings: Flexible schedules available, from early morning to late evening.
Fees:
One-time payment for the full course: ₹15,000/-
Monthly payment option: ₹5,500/-
No extra fees for study materials or additional classes.
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