Course: English Speaking Course for A2 Elementary Level Indian Students
Objectives:
- To develop intermediate English language skills, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing, at the A2 level
- To enable learners to use English in a variety of everyday situations, such as socializing, shopping, travelling, and expressing opinions
- To enhance learners’ confidence and accuracy in using English
Course Duration: 12 weeks (2 hours per class, 2 classes per week)
Week 1: Introduction and Getting to Know Each Other
- Introduction to the course and syllabus
- Basic conversation skills (e.g. greetings, introducing oneself)
- Expressing opinions and ideas about personal interests
Week 2: Talking About the Past
- Simple past tense for talking about past events
- Vocabulary for common past activities (e.g. hobbies, sports, vacations)
- Asking and answering questions about past experiences
Week 3: Describing People and Places in More Detail
- Adjectives for describing people and places
- Comparatives and superlatives (e.g. bigger, more beautiful)
- Giving and following directions
Week 4: Making Plans and Arrangements
- Vocabulary for common activities (e.g. going out, making plans)
- Modal verbs for making suggestions and invitations (e.g. can, should, let’s)
- Time expressions and prepositions (e.g. on, at, in)
Week 5: Food and Eating Out
- Vocabulary for food and drinks (e.g. cuisine, ingredients)
- Ordering food in a restaurant
- Expressing preferences and dietary restrictions
Week 6: Traveling and Tourism
- Vocabulary for transportation and travel (e.g. airport, hotel)
- Making travel arrangements (e.g. booking tickets, hotels)
- Talking about different tourist attractions and sights
Week 7: Talking About the Future
- Vocabulary for future plans and predictions
- Future tense for talking about future events
- Making predictions about the future
Week 8: Relationships and Emotions
- Vocabulary for describing relationships and emotions (e.g. love, anger, happiness)
- Expressing feelings and emotions in conversations
- Giving and receiving advice
Week 9: Technology and Social Media
- Vocabulary for technology and social media (e.g. smartphone, social networking)
- Discussing the benefits and drawbacks of technology
- Expressing opinions about technology and social media
Week 10: Work and Business
- Vocabulary for work and business (e.g. office, job interview)
- Talking about work and career goals
- Negotiating and making deals in business
Week 11: Grammar and Sentence Structure
- Review of basic grammar (e.g. subject-verb agreement, noun and article usage)
- Intermediate sentence structure (e.g. complex sentences, relative clauses)
- Practicing different sentence types and structures
Week 12: Review and Assessment
- Review of course material
- Assessment of learner progress and achievement
- Feedback and recommendations for continuing English language learning