Spoken English Course
Course overview
Spoken English for Beginners – Build Confidence in Everyday Communication
Course Description:
This 12-week beginner-friendly spoken English course is designed to help learners communicate confidently in daily situations. Through interactive speaking practice, vocabulary building, grammar essentials, listening exercises, and real-life role-plays, students will develop the skills needed to speak clear, correct, and fluent English. Prior knowledge of English is required — just enthusiasm to learn and practice.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Prerequisites:
- Basic English knowledge required
Mentor Support:
Learners will have access to an experienced instructor who will provide support through discussion forums, live Q&A sessions, and email to answer questions and provide guidance throughout the course.
Curriculum
12 modulesWeek 1 – Basics of English Communication
- Alphabet, sounds & pronunciation basics
- Greetings and polite expressions
- Introducing yourself
- Numbers 1–20 and basic counting
- Days of the week, months of the year
- Listening: simple greetings
- Speaking: introduce yourself to a partner
Week 2 – Everyday Vocabulary
- Vocabulary: family members
- Vocabulary: common foods & drinks
- Vocabulary: classroom & household items
- Asking “What is this?” / “Where is…?”
- Using “this/that/these/those”
- Listening: identifying objects
- Speaking: short Q&A with partner</li
Week 3 – Talking About Yourself
- Present Simple tense: positive sentences
- Present Simple tense: negatives
- Present Simple tense: questions
- Vocabulary: hobbies & interests
- Describing yourself: appearance & personality
- Listening: self-introduction dialogues
- Speaking: introduce a friend/family member
Week 4 – Daily Life & Routines
- Talking about your daily routine
- Vocabulary: jobs & workplaces
- Telling the time
- Talking about frequency (always, often, sometimes)
- Pronunciation practice: minimal pairs (ship/sheep)
- Listening: daily routine descriptions
- Speaking: describe your day
Week 5 – Talking About the Present Moment
- Present Continuous tense: positive sentences
- Present Continuous: negatives & questions
- Vocabulary: clothes & colors
- Describing what people are doing
- Pronunciation: word stress in sentences
- Listening: actions in progress
- Speaking: describe a picture
Week 6 – Places & Directions
- Vocabulary: places in town
- Prepositions of place (in, on, under, next to)
- Asking for & giving directions
- Vocabulary: transport
- Listening: simple direction conversations
- Speaking: role-play asking for directions
- Review of Weeks 1–5
Week 7 – Talking About the Past
- Past Simple tense: positive sentences
- Past Simple: negatives & questions
- Vocabulary: travel & holidays
- Talking about yesterday
- Pronunciation: regular verb endings (-ed)
- Listening: past event stories
- Speaking: share one memory
Week 8 – Shopping & Money
- Vocabulary: clothes, food, and shopping items
- Asking for prices
- Using “How much…?” and “I would like…”
- Polite requests and offers
- Listening: shopping conversations
- Speaking: role-play shopping
- Mini vocabulary quiz
Week 9 – Future Plans
- Using “will” for future
- Talking about tomorrow/next week
- Making invitations (“Would you like to…?”)
- Vocabulary: weather & seasons
- Listening: short weather forecasts
- Speaking: plan a weekend trip with a partner
- Review game: future tense practice
Week 10 – At the Doctor & Emergencies
- Vocabulary: body parts & common illnesses
- Describing symptoms
- Role-play: visiting the doctor
- Vocabulary: emergency services
- Listening: health-related dialogues
- Speaking: give advice for health problems
- Pronunciation: clear speaking in emergencies
Week 11 – Review & Speaking Confidence
- Review vocabulary & grammar from Weeks 6–10
- Listening: combined real-life situations
- Group speaking activity: “Find someone who…”
- Short presentations: talk about a hobby
- Public speaking basics
- Role-play day: rotate different situations
- Mini speaking test practice
Week 12 – Final Practice & Assessment
- Full course review
- Vocabulary recap games
- Listening test: everyday conversations
- Speaking test: 3–5 minute conversation
- Storytelling: share a life experience
- Feedback & improvement tips
- Course closing & certificates
Certification
Course Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course, there will be cumulative test conducted and students who scored above 60% marks will receive a certificate of completion from GeekBase Technology, which can be used to showcase their newly acquired Spoken English skills.
Note: Test will be a MCQ pattern and maximum two attempts allowed.
