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    Spoken English Module

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    The document discusses the importance of spoken English and outlines the objectives and modules of an English training course. It begins by explaining how English has become a global lingua franca due to British colonialism and continues to be important for business and international communication. The training course aims to improve participants' English grammar, speaking fluency and comprehensibility, reading speed and comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills. It contains 13 modules that cover topics like greetings, reading, speaking, listening, role plays, writing, social communication, and form filling. The course concludes with final evaluations to test participants' new English abilities.

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    The document discusses the importance of spoken English and outlines the objectives and modules of an English training course. It begins by explaining how English has become a global lingua franca due to British colonialism and continues to be important for business and international communication. The training course aims to improve participants' English grammar, speaking fluency and comprehensibility, reading speed and comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills. It contains 13 modules that cover topics like greetings, reading, speaking, listening, role plays, writing, social communication, and form filling. The course concludes with final evaluations to test participants' new English abilities.

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    The document discusses the importance of spoken English and outlines the objectives and modules of an English training course. It begins by explaining how English has become a global lingua franca due to British colonialism and continues to be important for business and international communication. The training course aims to improve participants' English grammar, speaking fluency and comprehensibility, reading speed and comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills. It contains 13 modules that cover topics like greetings, reading, speaking, listening, role plays, writing, social communication, and form filling. The course concludes with final evaluations to test participants' new English abilities.

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    Spoken English Module

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    Chandan Singh
    The document discusses the importance of spoken English and outlines the objectives and modules of an English training course. It begins by explaining how English has become a global lingua franca due to British colonialism and continues to be important for business and international communication. The training course aims to improve participants' English grammar, speaking fluency and comprehensibility, reading speed and comprehension, vocabulary, and writing skills. It contains 13 modules that cover topics like greetings, reading, speaking, listening, role plays, writing, social communication, and form filling. The course concludes with final evaluations to test participants' new English abilities.

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    Spoken English - Training Module

    As we know, English is the language which connects people from different regions,
    cultures and nations. By default, due to the fact that the British ruled most parts of the
    world a few years ago, they could conveniently sow the seeds of English language and
    culture in those countries. Though not intended, the British gave a common language
    to the world. It has helped the world in sharing any kind of information fast and clear
    without any translation. Though the British left their colonies a long time back, their
    efforts and reforms in the field of education are yielding results now.
    English is the language of business. In a globalized world, where money and trade
    flow across borders, a good command of English is essential. A recent report by the
    Economist Intelligence Unit (Competing across borders: How cultural and
    communication barriers affect business) states that the executives in charge of
    multinational companies such as Heineken, Samsung and Renault believe that in the
    near future, over 50% of their workforce will need to speak English.
    A good knowledge of English allows you to communicate effectively with
    international clients, helping them to trust you and your organisation resulting in
    strong and lasting business relationships. People who use English for their work on a
    daily basis need to be able to use English for a variety of purposes including in
    meetings and negotiations, for managing, writing reports, giving presentations and in
    social situations. Being able to communicate and negotiate successfully with clients
    who speak English makes your skill-set more attractive to companies who conduct
    business internationally meaning employees who speak English can often command
    higher salaries.
    The participants shall be able to achieve the following objectives at the end of this
    module:
    will heighten their awareness of correct usage of English grammar in writing
    and speaking
    will improve their speaking ability in English both in terms of fluency and
    comprehensibility
    will give oral presentations and receive feedback on their performance
    will increase their reading speed and comprehension of academic articles
    will improve their reading fluency skills through extensive reading
    will enlarge their vocabulary by keeping a vocabulary journal
    will strengthen their ability to write academic papers, essays and summaries
    using the process approach.
    Chapters/Modules:
    1) Orientation
     Ice Breaking session
     Pre-testing
     Expectation Setting
    2) Introduction
     Introduction to the course
     Why learning English is important
     Learning basic English sentences
     Include parts of speech
    3) Greeting
     Face to face interaction (Formal and informal interaction)
    4) Reading
     Include a list of frequently used English words according to Indian
    context like Dolch List
     Reading Activity like reading simple sentences, paragraphs, poems etc.
     Review
     Evaluation
     Discussion on evaluation
    5) Speaking
     Becoming a good communicator
     Speaking Activity like play a small skit, debate, extempore speech etc.
    6) Listening
     Listening is important
     Listening Activity like paragraph dictation, storytelling, quiz etc.
    7) Listening, Speaking, Reading (LSR) Role Play
     Practicing LSR 1 and 2
     Role play-banking, restaurant, ticketing, interview
     Review
     Evaluation
     Discussion on evaluation
    8) Message Taking/Writing
     Taking down messages
     Practice message writing
    9) Social Communication
     Introduction to conversation
     Conversation between small groups and large groups
     Interpersonal communication
     Word Grouping
     Shopping vocabulary and conversation
     Complimenting
     Small talk
     Crossword
     Comparatives
    10)Form Filling
     Writing application letter
     Interview Etiquette
     Filling forms
     Review
     Evaluation
     Discussion on evaluation
    11)Final Evaluation and Conclusion
     Evaluation
     Discussion on evaluation
    12)CV Making and Interview Preparation
    13) Final Evaluation Test

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