Conversational English - Level 1

Course details

Methodology Class Lectures/ Workshops/ Examples from
different work natures/ Group Discussions
Brief Description:
The ESL (English as a Second Language) program is established to provide students with
the vocabulary and grammatical structures needed for both communicating effectively
and everyday living.
Together with the classroom teacher, the ESL teacher develops language acquisition and
cognitive academic language skills through the use of many interactive activities. The
ESL program provides the English Language Learner (ELL) the opportunity to grasp the
academic, social, and cultural aspects of the English language through this course.
Course Description/Length/Prerequisites
This course introduces new vocabulary in each cycle and presents an opportunity for
interacting in English. Many fluency exercises provide role-play activities to practice the
new material and increase the opportunity for vibrant fluent conversation.
This 30-hour course is delivered on-site in an instructor-led, classroom setting.
Prerequisites include:
 Pre-Intermediate English skill, verbal and written
 Group discussions and role play
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Learning Objectives/Outcomes
The goal of the ESL program is to help students develop language skills necessary to be successful students and members of society.
Upon completion of this hands-on course, students will be able to:
 Increase ability for vibrant fluent conversations
 Use idioms appropriately
 Understand English in the context of informal dialogue
 Increase comfort in using the phone, dining out, travelling, shopping and other daily activities
 Develop proficiency in the English language
 Build English language confidence in a more natural manner
Participant is eligible for:
 Notebook and pen
 As well as any other additional material.
 Attendance certificate. Updated on 10 April, 2023