3-month English Conversation - Self Study Course

This single and simple Secret Tip will GUARANTEE your success in improving your English skills - within a very short period of time! So please listen and follow these instructions carefully.

The FRAME System is my very own original teaching method for training students in Rapid Development English Conversational Skills (R.D.E.C.S.), which they can use to push their overall English conversational ability from basic level to business level in under 3 months! These lessons are designed for people who have to travel abroad with limited time for study or preparation. The focus of this course is BASIC and SURVIVAL English skills; so that they can go abroad, communicate, function efficiently and SAFELY make it back to Japan with no issues.

This lecture teaches students how to use the Conversational Role Plays located in the DOWNLOADS (Materials) section of this lecture located on the right side of the screen. These Role Plays are in .PDF format, so they can be downloaded to PC and transferred to mobile device.

In this part of the 3mEC series, we`ll be taking a deep &detailed look into some of the common problems that most Japanese students of English tend to face while trying to learn the English language. As we look into these problems; we`ll be focusing on breaking each of them down in order to find where these issues originate. Once we know where the root(s) of these problems are and where they came from; then we can focus on finding fun and effective solutions to them!

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Ok, so there are a LOT of myths and misconceptions out there about how to "properly study English". Unfortunately, a lot of the things students in Japan have heard from English language companies / teachers or have otherwise been exposed to, are just myths that are designed to:

1) Break a student`s confidence in their own natural ability to effectively learn the language
2) Trick them into thinking that they need to take pay a for expensive English classes when they may not actually
require lessons.

So in this section, I`ll be working o debunk some of the commonly misleading ideas and concepts that students may have heard when it comes to learning English. Actually, gaining fluent English communication skills really isn`t that difficult at all (if you know how to study and are just willing to practice)!

Even though a lot of students may be able to read and understand basic English, they might still have problems with gathering & understanding the necessary information from emails or articles in a time to actually discuss or give opinions about the topic. In this lecture, we`ll be taking a look at the root problems for reading issues and I`ll give you some basic tips about Speed Reading!

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So, now what we`ve solved your major problems with Data Input (Listening & Reading) you should be able to speak English quite fluently right? Well, not necessarily... See, just because you can hear English well; that doesn`t mean that you can process (understand) everything you`ve heard well enough to form a summary.

Without the ability to process this information, you won`t be able to speak about the topic, ask questions or communicate effectively. In this section, we`ll look at the root causes of Data Processing Issues and I`ll teach you some cool tips on how to begin correcting this problem so that you can improve your understanding of English conversations when you hear them.

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In this section, we`ll look at common Data Output Issues. The primary form of output for humans is speaking (verbal communication), but we`ll also look at some other forms of output which are just as, if not more, important than just talking! Once we`ve identified the issues, then we`ll focus on finding solutions!

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We all have our fears, but are they well founded? One of the biggest "killers" of fluent English communication skills for students in Japan is actually FEAR of speaking the language! In this section, I`ll cover why students are afraid to communicate with native English speakers (or use English at all for that matter). I`ll also introduce you to a VERY GOOD technique that I learned from a guy named Tim Ferris, author of "The 4-Hour Workweek", to keep your fears in check and let your English communication skills soar to new heights!

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Have you ever tried to force yourself to study something that you didn`t really want to learn? A lot of us know that feeling very well from our days in elementary and high school!

In this section we will look at the importance of proper motivation when it comes to English language study and I`ll give you some nice, fun tips on how to keep your motivation in tip-top condition all year `round!

This video will teach you how to quickly, easily and naturally build your own English vocabulary base!

Just learning a bunch of new vocabulary without being able to USE them fluidly during conversations is pointless. So in this lecture, I`ll give you some quick & easy methods of CATALOGING your newfound English words so that you can more efficiently and accurately access them while speaking!

In this lecture, we`ll be looking at some of the Root Problems that Japanese students in particular have with pronunciation in the English language. After that, we`ll look at some very quick and easy ways to practice improving your pronunciation in your own free time!

In this lecture, we`ll be looking at the importance of improving writing skills for business as well as increasing speaking, listening, grammar and vocabulary skills!

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In this section, I`ll teach you some very quick and effective methods of studying foreign cultures from the comfort of your own home!

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In this lecture, we`ll be looking at what makes the dreaded "Business English" different from normal, daily conversational English. There`s one keyword that will help students overcome their fear of using studying and using English in their business environment.

Once you know "what Business English actually is", then it should become much easier for you to use!

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In this section we will take a look at a VERY Important Issue! The English language is constantly changing every day. Because of this, it`s important to keep up with how English works in today`s world instead of holding on to the old traditions and ideals of the past. This section explains why that is important and gives you some very good tips on how to make sure your English language skills stay current.

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In this section, we`ll be taking a brief look at the importance of using proper body language when communicating. Read the PDF file in order to get a good overview of why body language a key to effective communication!

In this section we`ll briefly look at the main differences between casual socializing and communication skills in comparison to business-style communication, networking, and socializing skills. There are quite a few things that you will need to take notes of and keep in mind!

In this section we`ll be looking at Industrial Aged business English requirements VS the newer Information Technology/Social Media  Age business English requirements. There are quite a few major differences that we will need to think about in this section.

In this section we`ll look at the 4 following types of phone calls:

- Making A Request ( Customer Calling Client)

- Receiving A Request/Complaint (Client/Customer Service Call or Troubleshooting/ Dealing with an Issue)

- Appointment Call

- Casual Call (Informal Call / Introduction to using American Slang Expressions when taking to friends)

In this section we`ll dive into successful selling techniques and some key tips/cheats that will help you when dealing with sly & crafty foreign sales competitors!

In this section we`ll look at the different types of negotiations and debates by first defining what really constitutes a debate or negotiation in the first place. We`ll be examining the following:

- The purpose of a Negotiation

- The Purpose of a Debate

- What is a Hard Style Debate?

- What is a Soft Style Debate (and why they are dangerous for the untrained salesman!)

In this section I`ll be giving you some situational business English case studies to practice your speaking, communication, negotiation and debate skills with!

This lecture is designed to give you quick and easy to use visual references to recall when using common adjectives, articles and prepositions that most Japanese students of English have difficulties using during actual conversation.