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English Communication Skills

English communication skills encompass the ability to effectively convey thoughts, ideas, and information in the English language. A proficient communicator demonstrates competency in various aspects of language use, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

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Live Class: Monday, 13 May

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Duration: 24 Hours

Offered by: infyni

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About Course

English communication skills encompass the ability to convey thoughts, ideas, and information effectively in the English language. It involves various aspects such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

Speaking: Proficient English speakers can articulate their thoughts clearly, using correct pronunciation, intonation, and appropriate vocabulary. They can engage in conversations, express opinions, ask questions, and participate in discussions with confidence.

Listening: Good listening skills involve understanding spoken English in different accents and contexts. It requires attentiveness, comprehension, and the ability to interpret nuances, tone, and meaning conveyed through speech.

Reading: Strong reading skills enable individuals to comprehend written English texts, ranging from simple to complex materials. This includes understanding main ideas, details, and inferences, as well as recognizing vocabulary and grammar structures in context.

Writing: Effective writing involves expressing ideas coherently and logically through written English. It encompasses various forms such as essays, reports, emails, and creative writing. Strong writing skills include proper grammar, punctuation, vocabulary usage, and organization of ideas.

Grammar and Vocabulary: A solid grasp of English grammar and a rich vocabulary are essential components of communication skills. Understanding grammar rules facilitates clear and accurate expression, while a diverse vocabulary enhances the ability to convey ideas with precision and eloquence.

Skills You Will Gain

Grammar and Vocabulary Nonverbal Communication writing Speaking Listening

Course Offerings

  • Instructor Led Live sessions
  • Clarify doubts during session
  • Access Session Recordings
  • Attend on mobile and Tablet
  • Assessments and Competition
  • Direct Messages
  • Feedback from Instructor
  • Full lifetime Resources
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Topics
  • Instructor (1)
  • Understanding the importance of communication skill Basic conversation starters and greeting Role-playing simple scenarios (e.g., introducing oneself, ordering food)

  • Active listening techniques Identifying key information in conversations and lectures Listening comprehension exercises (short audio clips, dialogues)
  • Pronunciation practice (vowel and consonant sounds) Sentence structure and word stress Practicing fluency through discussions on various topics
  • Building vocabulary through themed lessons (e.g., food, travel, hobbies) Contextual usage of words and phrases Word games and puzzles for reinforcement
  • Review of basic grammar (tenses, sentence structure) Introduction to more complex grammar concepts (conditional sentences, modals) Grammar exercises and drills
  • Understanding cultural nuances in communication Role-playing cultural scenarios (e.g., greetings, gestures) Discussing cultural differences and similarities
  • Techniques for overcoming stage fright Structuring a speech or presentation Delivering impromptu speeches and receiving feedback
  • Session 1: Icebreaker and Introduction to Storytelling Discuss the importance of storytelling in communication. Share personal stories to build rapport. Session 2: Elements of a Story Introduce elements like characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution. Analyze a simple story together. Session 3: Vocabulary Expansion Introduce new vocabulary through a short story. Discuss synonyms, antonyms, and context clues. Session 4: Story Retelling and Comprehension Ask learners to retell the story using newly learned vocabulary. Discuss comprehension questions to ensure understanding.
  • Session 5: Creating Characters Discuss how to create compelling characters with depth. Engage in character-building exercises. Session 6: Character Perspective Explore storytelling from different character viewpoints. Role-play activities where learners embody different characters. Session 7: Introduction to Plot Structure Discuss the three-act structure (beginning, middle, end). Analyze popular stories' plot structures. Session 8: Plot Mapping and Storyboarding Guide learners in creating their story outlines. Discuss the importance of pacing and tension in a story.
  • Session 9: Introduction to Narrative Devices Introduce literary devices like foreshadowing, flashback, and symbolism. Analyze how these devices enhance storytelling. Session 10: Implementing Narrative Devices Encourage learners to incorporate narrative devices into their stories. Provide feedback on their usage. Session 11: Effective Presentation Skills Teach techniques for engaging storytelling presentations (voice modulation, body language). Practice storytelling in front of peers. Session 12: Cultural Storytelling Explore storytelling traditions from different cultures. Encourage learners to share stories from their own cultural backgrounds.