Patrick Chorongo

1. Getting a Job: In this course, you learn tips and tricks for getting the job of your dreams while building your English skills.(7 Classes)

2. Language for Business: This course will teach you different phrases you’ll hear in the business world and how to use them.(7 Classes)

3. Advanced Business Skills: In this course, you’ll discuss workplace psychology and other interesting topics while bringing your English to the next level. (7 Classes)

4. Business Origins: Learn about some of the world's most successful companies while practicing your English conversation skills. (7 Classes)

5. Business Situations: This course will teach you the essential English you need for common business and workplace situations. (57 Classes)

This course is designed to help beginner students speak confidently about everyday topics.

Lesson 01 Nice To Meet You
Lesson 02 How Are You?
Lesson 03 What Do You Do?
Lesson 04 How Do I Contact You?
Lesson 05 What Is Your Brother's Name?
Lesson 06 How Old Are You?
Lesson 07 What Does She Do?
Lesson 08 Do You Have a Pet?
Lesson 09 How Is the Weather?
Lesson 10 What Foods Do You Like?

The above 10 lessons are the starter pack lessons but this course has a total of 70 lessons and guarantees you growth from beginner level to Intermediate level. The intermediate level has its own lessons as well that guarantees you growth to Advanced level.

We will tackle each part carefully and give you corrective feedback and tactics to improve after each part.

Part 1 Test takers answer general questions about themselves and

a range of familiar topics, such as their home, family, work, studies and interests. This part lasts between four and five

minutes.

Part 2 Test takers are given a booklet which asks them to talk

about a particular topic. They have one minute to prepare

before speaking for up to two minutes. The examiner may

ask one or two questions on the same topic to finish this

part of the test.

Part 3 Test takers are asked further questions which are

connected to the topic in Part 2. These questions give the

candidate an opportunity to discuss more abstract issues

and ideas. This part lasts between four and five minutes. The format of the Speaking test is common across both the

Academic and General Training modules. It is structured in

such a way that does not allow test takers to rehearse set

responses beforehand.