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B1 Speaking Course

Polish your speaking with better fluency and advanced vocabulary!

📘 5 Modules⏳ 3 Months🎙 Speaking-focused

Real topics. Real fluency. Real conversations.

Who This Course Is For

Is This You?

You can already hold basic conversations — now you want range and nuance

You understand English but sound "flat" or hesitant when speaking

You want to talk about real topics: tech, travel, social media, sustainability

You're B1 level, ready to push toward B2

Not for beginners — start with our A2 course instead.

What You'll Gain

By The End, You Can:

  • ✓Talk about the past with nuance — nostalgia, achievements, life-changing moments
  • ✓Discuss tech, cities, and the future without simplifying your ideas
  • ✓Handle real social situations: apologising, complaining, disagreeing, making plans
  • ✓Compare, evaluate, and give opinions on everyday issues — fashion, media, sustainability

Skills built along the way

Grammar

Used to · Past Perfect · future forms · gerunds · First Conditional · reflexive/reciprocal pronouns

Vocabulary

Family & achievement · tech & devices · travel · social media · fashion & sustainability

Functional Language

Expressing doubt & certainty · apologising · complaining · making plans · agreeing

Speaking & Fluency

Authentic listening material · varied speaking tasks · real conversation practice

Course Format

Choose How You Learn

👥 Group Classes

  • Small groups of up to 10 students
  • Monday–Thursday, 1.5 hours per class
  • First 8 weeks follow a structured lesson flow; the following weeks adapt to your group's progress and needs
  • Full course duration: 3 months
AED 95Per Month
PKR 7,000Per Month
⏱ Class timings: to be announced
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🎯 1:1 Private Sessions

  • Fully personalised to you
  • Choose your own days and times
  • Pace and duration flexible — extend for as long as you need
⏱ Timings arranged with your tutor
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Course Modules

5 Modules

This spoken English course is organised into 5 modules. Each one is built around a real outcome — what you'll actually be able to say and do by the end of it.

1Module 1Talk About Your Past With Detail⌄

By the end, you can: describe how life used to be, discuss family dynamics and achievement, and sequence past events correctly in a story (not just list them).

Lessons in this module:

  • Talking about English-learning experiences (icebreaker)
  • "Used to" — describing how life used to be
  • Sibling dynamics and their impact on success
  • Past Perfect — sequencing events in a story
  • Follow-ups: The good old days (life in the '90s) · How many is enough? · I keep it for luck (prepositional phrases)
2Module 2Discuss Technology and the Future⌄

By the end, you can: express doubt and certainty, talk about devices and everyday tech frustrations, discuss future cities and problems, and make plans with someone.

Lessons in this module:

  • Expressing possibility, doubt, and certainty
  • Digital devices and tech-related activities
  • Everyday tech pet peeves and frustrations
  • Future forms — talking about smart cities and urban problems
  • Follow-ups: What we learn online · Are we still on for Tuesday? (making plans)
3Module 3Handle Real-Life Situations Smoothly⌄

By the end, you can: discuss travel and tourism, connect your ideas using conjunctions and prepositions, apologise appropriately, and compare things clearly.

Lessons in this module:

  • Mass tourism and resident privacy
  • Conjunctions and prepositions — flying business class
  • Making and accepting apologies
  • Making comparisons — printed books vs. e-books
  • Follow-ups: Are you ready to go? · How to deal with misunderstandings · What's the point of reading books?
4Module 4Talk About Digital Life & Speak Up When Needed⌄

By the end, you can: discuss social media's impact, talk about being unproductive, make a complaint politely but clearly, and talk about doing things independently.

Lessons in this module:

  • The power of social media
  • Uses of the gerund — talking about being unproductive
  • Making complaints politely but clearly
  • Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns — doing things yourself
  • Follow-ups: Digital parenting · Do you know your needs? · Let's eat out!
5Module 5Form Opinions & Agree or Disagree Naturally⌄

By the end, you can: talk about consequences using the First Conditional, discuss fast fashion and sustainable choices, and agree or disagree naturally using "so," "neither," and auxiliary verbs.

Lessons in this module:

  • First Conditional — wasting less
  • Fast fashion and its impact
  • Talking about clothing for different situations
  • "So," "neither," and auxiliary verbs for agreement
  • Follow-ups: At the grocery shop · Less is more: minimalist wardrobe · A trip down memory lane

Ready to Sound Like Yourself in English?

Whether you join a group class or book a 1:1 session, this course takes your English from "understandable" to "fluent" — one module at a time.