This course is designed for beginners in both English speaking and computer use. You will build strong English grammar foundations, develop real-world speaking fluency, and gain essential computer and AI skills — all in one practical, confidence-building program.
Part A — English Language Fundamentals (Grammar Base)
Module 1: Simple Sentence Structure
- What is a sentence? Subject + Verb + Object (S+V+O)
- Types of sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands, Exclamations
- Building simple sentences with everyday vocabulary
- Practice: Writing and speaking 10 simple sentences about yourself
Module 2: Use of "Is, Am, Are" (To Be Verbs)
- When to use Am (I), Is (he/she/it), Are (you/we/they)
- Affirmative sentences: "I am a student.", "She is happy.", "They are friends."
- Negative sentences: "I am not tired.", "He is not here.", "We are not late."
- Interrogative (question) sentences: "Am I right?", "Is she coming?", "Are you ready?"
- Practical speaking exercise: Introducing yourself and a friend using is/am/are
Module 3: Negative and Interrogative Sentences
- Forming negatives with "not", "don't", "doesn't", "didn't"
- Forming questions with helping verbs (do, does, did) and Wh-questions (what, where, when, why, who, how)
- Yes/No questions vs. Wh-questions
- Practice: Turning positive sentences into negative and question forms
Module 4: Present Tenses (Detailed, with Practical Examples)
- Present Simple: facts, habits, routines — "I go to school every day."
- Present Continuous: actions happening now — "I am eating lunch."
- Present Perfect: past action with present relevance — "I have finished my homework."
- Present Perfect Continuous: ongoing action started in the past — "I have been studying for two hours."
- Practice: Describing daily routine using all four present tenses
Module 5: Past Tenses (Detailed, with Practical Examples)
- Past Simple: completed actions — "I visited my aunt yesterday."
- Past Continuous: ongoing action in the past — "I was watching TV at 8 PM."
- Past Perfect: action completed before another past action — "I had eaten before he arrived."
- Past Perfect Continuous: ongoing action before another past action — "I had been waiting for an hour when the bus came."
- Practice: Telling a short story about yesterday using past tenses
Module 6: Future Tenses (Detailed, with Practical Examples)
- Future Simple: decisions, predictions — "I will call you tomorrow."
- Future Continuous: ongoing action at a future time — "I will be traveling next week."
- Future Perfect: action completed before a future point — "I will have finished the report by Monday."
- Future Perfect Continuous: ongoing action up to a future point — "By next year, I will have been working here for five years."
- Practice: Talking about future plans and goals
Module 7: Direct and Indirect (Reported) Speech
- What is direct speech vs. indirect speech?
- Changing pronouns and tense when reporting speech
- Reporting questions and commands
- Practice: Converting everyday conversations into reported speech
Part B — Spoken English: Fluency & Real-World Communication
Module 8: Fluency & Voice Activation
- Everyday introductions: greeting people, introducing yourself and others
- Situational survival phrases: asking for directions, ordering food, shopping, at the airport, at the doctor
- Building confidence to speak without over-thinking grammar
- Practice: Role-playing common daily situations aloud
Module 9: Pronunciation & Connected Speech
- Word stress: which syllable to emphasize in common words
- Contractions in natural speech: "gonna", "wanna", "gotta", "kinda"
- Reductions and linking sounds: how native speakers blend words together
- Shadowing technique: listening to native-speaker audio and repeating simultaneously
- Practice: Shadowing exercises with short daily-life audio/video clips
Module 10: Vocabulary & Sentence Building
- Moving beyond basic words — using descriptive adjectives ("amazing," "exhausted," "fascinating")
- Common idioms and their everyday use ("break the ice," "under the weather")
- Common phrasal verbs ("give up," "look forward to," "run into")
- "Chunking" technique: learning full useful phrases instead of single words
- Practice: Using idioms, phrasal verbs, and chunks in short conversations
Module 11: Real-World Application & Debate
- Structuring an opinion: stating a point, giving reasons, giving examples
- Agreeing and disagreeing politely in conversation
- Practicing short debates on everyday topics
- Group discussion practice: expressing and defending opinions naturally
- Final speaking practice: a short presentation or debate combining all skills learned
Part C — Computer Basics & AI Tools
Module 12: Introduction to Computers
- What is a computer? Types of computers (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone)
- Hardware vs. software; main hardware parts (monitor, CPU, keyboard, mouse)
- Turning the computer on/off safely, restarting
- Basic computer care and safety tips
Module 13: Using the Computer — Input Devices & Operating System
- Using a mouse and keyboard effectively
- Understanding the Desktop, taskbar, icons, and Start Menu
- Opening, closing, resizing windows
- Basic settings: volume, brightness, date & time
Module 14: Files and Folders Management
- What are files and folders?
- Creating, naming, and organizing folders
- Copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files
- Common file types and extensions
- Using search to find files
Module 15: Internet, Email & Search Engines
- What is the internet? Using a web browser
- Navigating websites: address bar, tabs, bookmarks
- Using search engines effectively
- Creating and using an email account: sending, receiving, replying, attachments
- Online safety basics: passwords, phishing awareness
Module 16: Word Processing & Everyday Software
- Opening a word processor (Microsoft Word/Google Docs)
- Typing, formatting text, saving documents
- Introduction to useful everyday software and safe installation
- Printing basics
Module 17: Introduction to AI Tools
- What is AI, and how can it help with everyday tasks?
- Introduction to common AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT)
- Basic prompting: asking AI for help with writing, translation, or learning English
- Using AI to practice English conversations and check grammar
Module 18: Final Review & Course Wrap-Up
- Recap of grammar: tenses, negatives, questions, direct/indirect speech
- Recap of spoken English: fluency, pronunciation, vocabulary, debate skills
- Recap of computer skills: files, internet, email, word processing, AI tools
- Final spoken assessment (short conversation/debate) and basic computer skills check
- Q&A session and course completion certificate/assessment (optional)