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English is a language used internationally. Communication is the key to information. And English helps you
communicate with people all around the world. So, it opens the door of various opportunities for you. Here are some
reasons explaining why you will not regret learning English.
English is an easy language with similarity with many other languages such as French, German, etc. It is easily
understandable. As it is a popular language, there are a lot of resources to learn English.
English is the language of business. Globalisation made it a necessity for every company to hire English known
employees. One must learn English to give an interview to the most well-known international brands, even some
national brands.
English lets you learn more. There are many books on different subjects which are initially written in English.
Some of them do not have a translation. One can learn from various resources quickly if s/he knows English.
English helps you travel the world without having a communication barrier. It is good to learn a few essential
words of the country, but English helps you ultimately in the whole travel process.
Most of the sectors follow English as a standard language like Science, Aviation, Information Technology, Travel,
etc. So, one must know English if they want to join any of these field.
Reading and Writing
Write personal emails in English to your friends and family.
Write formal letters to English-speaking companies, government departments, etc.
Write job application/ prepare C.V.
Reading and comprehension tools.
Reading English short stories
Writing activities through picture stories.
Grammar and Vocabulary
Introduction to parts of speech.Using articles: a, an, the
Using can, can’t to describe ability, e.g. I can’t play guitar.
Using comparative adjectives, e.g. museums are more interesting than parks.
The difference between countable and uncountable nouns, e.g. some bread/a slice of bread.
Using demonstrative adjectives, e.g. Are these your keys? Yes, they are!
The going to future, e.g. What are you going to do next week?
Using imperatives, e.g. Water the plants every day.
Uses of must and have to, e.g. Do I have to do my homework?
The past simple of the verb to be, e.g. Were you at the party yesterday? No, I wasn’t.
Using possessive adjectives, e.g. our favourite subject is grammar.
Different question types, including yes/no questions, short answer questions and wh-/how questions.
Using the present continuous tense, e.g Are you having dinner? No, we’re having lunch.
Using the present simple with subject pronouns, e.g. I am, you are, she is…
Building up English words of daily usage with correct pronunciation, e.g. heart& hurt
Understanding the concept / application of tenses in English.
Speaking and Listening
Recognize and use internationally-used English language greetings and introductions.
English speaking exercises.
Listen to English language radio broadcasts/Audio stories in English
Successfully communicate with English-speaking employers in a job interview.
Effectively describing ‘ Myself’ (introduction, interests, aims, daily routine)
Describing others, e.g. my sister loves to stay at home.
Learning Outcomes
This Basic English course focuses on written and communication activities in functional and situational contexts.
It encourages students to speak with fluency and accuracy as well as develop the four skills of reading, writing,
listening and speaking.
Highly qualified and well experienced teaching staff.
IRM certification at the successful completion of the course.
Conducive environment.
Practical application of the knowledge.