Complete English Speaking

English · 12 weeks · Beginner · 36 lessons · Live online classes

About the Course

Goal

Take learners from zero knowledge to confident, everyday communication in English — the language of global business, travel, and connection — through a practical, roleplay-driven journey from first "hello" to real-world fluency.

First Encounters and Everyday Life

The course opens with greetings, introductions, and the verb "to be" — quickly moving into names, countries, and personal details. Numbers, contact information, and classroom language follow, before learners turn to singular and plural nouns, demonstratives, colours, and shopping. Family relationships, physical appearance, personality, and emotions round out the foundation, alongside telling the time, daily routines with the Present Simple, and time prepositions and months.

Exploring the World Around You

Free time, sports, hobbies, and adverbs of frequency bring personality into the language, followed by likes, loves, and hates. Learners then describe their town using "there is/there are" and prepositions of place, and practise giving directions. Food and dining introduce countable and uncountable nouns, quantities, and restaurant roleplay, while abilities, polite requests, workplace skills, and a first taste of the past with "was/were" and weather close out this stage.

Mastering Real-World Situations

Past Simple with regular and irregular verbs unlocks storytelling and biography, before travel, transport, ticket booking, and hotel check-in bring the language on the road. Health vocabulary, symptoms, future plans with "be going to," and giving advice with "should" prepare learners for everyday challenges. The course concludes with comparative adjectives, a full grammar review, and a final assessment combining travel, shopping, health, and directions into unpredictable real-life roleplay.

Key Highlights

  • Duration: 54 hours / 36 classes across 12 modules
  • Level: A1 to A2 (Beginner to Elementary)
  • Approach: Practical and immersive — roleplays, games, interviews, and presentations
  • Progression: Greetings → everyday life → real-world situations → confident communication
  • Outcome: An A1 to A2 Accelerated English Proficiency Certificate, marking confident English communication across social, travel, and professional settings

Curriculum

  1. Lesson 1: Greetings, Introductions and the Verb "To Be"
  2. Lesson 2: Names, Countries and Personal Details
  3. Lesson 3: Numbers, Contact Information and Classroom Language
  4. Lesson 4: Singular and Plural Nouns
  5. Lesson 5: This / That / These / Those, Colours and Adjectives
  6. Lesson 6: Have Got / Has Got and Shopping
  7. Lesson 7: Family Relationships and the Possessive Apostrophe-s
  8. Lesson 8: Describing Appearance
  9. Lesson 9: Personality and Emotions
  10. Lesson 10: Telling the Time
  11. Lesson 11: Present Simple for Habits
  12. Lesson 12: Time Prepositions and Months
  13. Lesson 13: Present Simple Questions and Sports/Hobbies
  14. Lesson 14: Adverbs of Frequency
  15. Lesson 15: Like / Love / Hate + -ing
  16. Lesson 16: There Is / There Are and Places in Town
  17. Lesson 17: Prepositions of Place
  18. Lesson 18: Giving Directions
  19. Lesson 19: Countable and Uncountable Nouns
  20. Lesson 20: Some / Any and Quantities
  21. Lesson 21: Ordering Food and Shopping
  22. Lesson 22: Can / Cannot for Ability
  23. Lesson 23: Polite Requests and Workplace Skills
  24. Lesson 24: Past Tense of "To Be" and Weather
  25. Lesson 25: Past Simple — Regular Verbs
  26. Lesson 26: Past Simple — Irregular Verbs
  27. Lesson 27: Biographical Storytelling
  28. Lesson 28: Past Simple Questions and Negatives
  29. Lesson 29: Degree Modifiers and Booking Travel
  30. Lesson 30: Hotels and Check-In
  31. Lesson 31: Body Parts and Illnesses
  32. Lesson 32: "Be Going To" for Future Plans
  33. Lesson 33: Giving Advice with "Should"
  34. Lesson 34: Comparative Adjectives
  35. Lesson 35: Full Grammar Review
  36. Lesson 36: Final Assessment and Real-Life Roleplay

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