COMMUNICATION SKILLS STRATEGY

I have been successfully training Spoken English, Softskills, and written English for the past ten years.
First week:

1.Introduction to be form,Nouns
2.Understand the usage of a, an, the
3.Vocabulary.
4.Functional English
5.Contracted forms
6.Self Introduction(whereabouts, qualification, profession, experience)


2nd week:

7.Introducing Questions, Pronouns
8.Introducing 'Wh' questions.
9.Introducing Tenses.(Continuous)
10.Interrogative pronouns.
11.Analysing questions.
12.Vocabulary
13.Functional English(Expressing likes, ability, inability)

Third week:

14.Other question forms
15.Turning statments into questions.
16.Structural differences of Telugu and English sentences.
17.Tenses (Simple present)
18.Identifying verbs.
19.Saying about positive habits.
20.Filling the blanks with correct expressions
21.Listening skills
22.Functional English.

Fourth week:

23.Describing things.
24.Expressing Daily chores.
25.Introducinng Helping verb.
26.Introducing social etiquette.
27.Adjective
28.Functional English
29.Making meaningful sentences.
30.Tenses (perfect)

Fifth week:

31.Situational conversation
32.Adverbs
33.Functional English
34.Vocabulary
35.Group discussion
36.Telephonic skills

sixth week:

37:Situational conversation
38:Functional English
39:Group Discussion
40:Conjunctions
41:Telephonic skills.

seventh week:

42.Preposition
43.Situational conversation
44.Functional English
45.Telephonic skills.

eighth week:

46.Interjection
47.Telephonic skills.
48.Functional English
49.Situational conversation
50.Verb forms

ninth week:

51.Prewriting (get the write ideas)How to write a sentence.
52.Capitalization
53.Periods,Question marks, exclamation points
54.Avoiding faulty sentences
55.Commas and sentence parts
56. writing paragraphs.

tenth week:
  
57.Semicolons & Colons
58.Verb Tense
59.Using verbs to create Strong writing
60.Subject verb agreement
61.Using pronouns
62.Writing letters (formal & informal)

eleventh week:

63.problem verbs & Pronouns
64.Modifiers
65.easily confused word pairs
66.Creative writing

twelfth week:

67:Email writing
68.Phrasal verbs & Idioms

Fourth Month: (Optional)

Pronunciation= American or British

Other writing techniques

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