
Embark on the 14-day English language fluency course to practice daily speaking, learn topic-based vocabulary, and follow four daily videos designed to build continuous speech and fluency.
Explore family vocabulary on day one of the course, including siblings, cousin, deceased, passed away, immediate and extended family, and maternal and paternal terms.
Practice speaking about family using vocabulary from the last lesson, delivering a one-minute speech about your immediate and extended relatives, including grandparents, parents, siblings, and cousins.
practice delivering a family speech in about one minute thirty seconds, prepare, record yourself, and compare the video to track improvements, while using at least four words from today's topic.
Begin day one of the 14-day English language fluency course by practicing dictation: write down words as they are read aloud, then check your answers and prepare for homework.
Explore essential food vocabulary, including cuisine, diet, appetite, buffet, takeaway, starving, traditional, and organic, with practical examples for everyday meals.
Practice using food vocabulary to describe a well balanced diet, organic choices, favorites like traditional Chinese cuisine, and experiences with takeout, buffets, and appetite.
Practice delivering a speech about food within a four-minute window, aiming to speak for at least 30 seconds without a mistake, with opportunities to stop and restart to build fluency.
Engage in a dictation test to practice spelling and pronunciation, review your answers against the actual spellings, and prepare for tomorrow's new topic in the 14 day fluency course.
Explore key vocabulary for describing friends on day three of the 14-day fluency course, including childhood, common interests, personality, extroverted and introverted traits, hang out, dispute, and qualities.
Explore vocabulary related to friends and craft a speech about your friends, using extroverted, introverted, trustworthy traits and common interests.
Deliver a speech about your friends using the vocabulary from video one, with four minutes to prepare. Speak for longer than 30 seconds and restart if you make a mistake.
Practice dictation with common English words and phrases, including world, childhood, interests, personality, extrovert and introverted, hang out, dispute, and qualities and traits, and preview tomorrow's school topic.
Explore core school vocabulary, including subjects, chemistry, biology, physics, geography, grades, report card, and major. Learn how these terms describe coursework, assessment outcomes, and university study focus.
Apply key school vocabulary to craft and deliver a speech about school, referencing subjects like chemistry, physics, biology, geography, and the role of grades and behavior.
Deliver a school speech with limited three-minute preparation, speak as long as you can, and restart after mistakes to improve fluency.
Practice dictation with subjects, chemistry, biology, physics, geography, report card, and major to boost day four of the 14-day English language fluency course. Tomorrow's lesson will cover work.
Explore essential work vocabulary in day five of the 14 day fluency course, including occupation, full time, part time, independently, professional, salary, ambitious, and balance.
Explore work-related vocabulary from part-time to full-time occupations, and discuss balance between work life and private life, ambition, salary, and professional independence.
Participate in a timed speaking exercise: prepare for three minutes, use as many words from the first video as you can, then speak for as long as you can.
Engage in a dictation test to practice occupation, full time, part time, independently, professional, salary, ambitious, balance as you finish day five of the 14-day English language fluency course.
Explore common vocabulary for hobbies, including past time, collecting, arts and crafts, technology, playing computer games, surfing the Internet, active lifestyle, and exercise.
Practice using hobby vocabulary to deliver a personal speech, exploring arts and crafts, stamp collecting, technology, computer games, internet surfing, and an active lifestyle through exercise.
Prepare a three-minute speech about hobbies, then speak for as long as you can, restarting after mistakes to boost language fluency.
Join day six of 14-day fluency course for dictation test, practicing words like past times, collecting, arts and crafts, technology, and more, check your answers, and track progress toward halfway.
Master entertainment vocabulary with terms like karaoke, cinema, concert, live show, download, online, stream, and pay-per-view, and practice their meanings in everyday use.
Explore entertainment vocabulary and practice delivering a short speech about movies, streaming, music, concerts, live shows, and karaoke preferences.
Develop fluency by delivering a three-minute speech about entertainment using the lesson vocabulary, then speak at length and restart after mistakes to strengthen speaking confidence.
Practice dictation with terms like karaoke, cinema, concert, live show, download, online, and stream, plus pay per view, to boost day seven fluency in the 14-day English language fluency course.
Explore essential hometown vocabulary, including rural and urban, fresh air, scenery, pollution, convenient, public transport, and choices. Learn to describe living environments and everyday city or countryside aspects with clear examples.
Build your hometown vocabulary and craft engaging speeches by contrasting rural and urban areas, discuss conveniences, transport, pollution, and the appeal of familiar scenery.
Deliver a speech about your hometown within a two-minute limit, pausing and restarting if you err to practice confident, spontaneous English speaking.
Practice dictation on day eight of the 14 day fluency course, where you spell words like rule, urban, fresh air, scenery, pollution, convenient, public transport, and choices, and preview sport.
Learn sport vocabulary with clear definitions and usage, including athletic, overweight, in shape, competitor, individual, spectator, supporter, and season ticket.
Explore key sports vocabulary and practice delivering a speech about sports. Describe being athletic, a spectator versus a competitor, and how sport helps keep you in shape.
Prepare a speech in two minutes, then speak for as long as you can, restarting if you stumble, to practice fluency and readiness.
Practice dictation with a focused word list, including athletic, overweight, in shape, competitor, individual, spectator, supporter, and season ticket, as part of day nine of the 14-day fluency course.
Are you struggling to speak English?
Have you spent hours learning new words, studying grammar, watching English movies, listening to English music and now you wonder why you can’t use all of this knowledge in a conversation?
Well, here’s your answer!
Speaking English is a skill- just like swimming. Can you learn swimming from a book? No. How about from a movie? No, again. You need to get into the pool and start doing the action. Speaking, like swimming, is an action.
So, the ONLY way to improve your spoken English is to speak.
That’s where this course helps you!
How does this course work?
I have divided this course into 14 days. Each day has a new topic and each topic is divided into 4 short videos.
The first video will introduce 8 words or terms. In this video I will explain the meaning of these words and provide an example of how it can be used in a sentence. At the end, we will review the vocabulary.
In the second video I provide an example speech of the topic. In this video I use the words from video 1 to make a speech. This allows you to see me using the vocabulary.
The third video is the most important video. In this video I give you a chance to make a speech using the vocabulary of the topic. But there is one rule:
Why?
Well, this is a fluency course. If you always need to stop and think about what to say next, then you’re not speaking fluently. If you do break the rule, simply stop and start your speech again.
The final video is a dictation test. Listen to me say the words from the topic and write them down. Then, compare your spelling with the actual spelling of the words.
Can I really improve my spoken English with this course?
I believe you can. I have used this method with literally hundreds of students and have seen my students’ speaking ability improve dramatically.
Why should I choose this course over other courses?
Price.
Firstly, it’s free (for the moment) so you have nothing to lose.
Enthusiastic teacher.
Secondly, I think I teach this course in an enthusiastic way and hope that this enthusiasm spreads to you. I believe that if you want to learn anything, you must be enthusiastic or you will simply give up.
There is a finish line that you can see.
By knowing that this course is only 14 days, I hope that it provides you with the feeling that it is short sprint and not a marathon.
Consistency is key (or king).
It’s much more effective to study a few minutes a day than to study for a few hours once or twice a week. I want English to be your hobby that you enjoy not your habit that you hate. By only studying for a few minutes a day (but doing it every day) it is less likely that you will come to hate learning.
Remember what you learn.
I believe that quality is more important than quantity. My rule as an ESL/EFL teacher is to teach between 5 to 10 words per 1-hour class. This is because how many words you study is not important. Only how many words you can use is the number that we should care about. I see many students trying to remember 30 or even 50 words a day! But, the sad thing is the next day they may only remember 4 or 5. I will teach you vocabulary in a way that allows you to retain the vocabulary that you learn.
Develop a habit for learning.
Finally, many people say that it takes 2 weeks to develop a habit. I hope this course will provide you with the framework to develop a habit of study. While this is my only course (at the moment) here on Udemy, there are many other fantastic courses on here to study. I hope that you can use this course as a stepping stone for your continued growth.
Sign up now and start speaking right away!
So, if you want to learn to speak English more fluently whilst getting your hands on some useful vocabulary, then why not try my 14-day English language fluency course? You have nothing to lose and you will be very glad you did.
Thank you and see you soon,
Joel