Showing posts with label TOEFL Courses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TOEFL Courses. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

TOEFL or IELTS - Which is Better?

TOEFL or IELTS - Which is Better?

Since colleges need to ensure you have the English dialect aptitudes important to learn at their school, all foundations of higher learning expect you to take a trial of English. Also, TOEFL and IELTS are the two greatest government sanctioned trial of the English dialect. A standout amongst the most continuous inquiries I hear is which test is less demanding or which test is better. The appropriate response relies upon what sorts of tests you exceed expectations at, and additionally where you intend to apply. This article separates the contrasts between the two tests with the goal that you can settle on your own choice.

Confirmations

The IELTS test is administrated by the British Councils, the University of Cambridge, and IELTS Australia. In other words, it is related with the British government and customarily was utilized by British colleges, and in addition New Zealand and Australian colleges to decide the dialect capacity of outside understudies. TOEFL is controlled by ETS, a US-based non-benefit and is utilized broadly by American and Canadian colleges. In any case, nowadays, with a specific end goal to make it simple on worldwide understudies, colleges everywhere throughout the world take both TOEFL and IELTS. While you should check with the particular college you need to apply to, when all is said in done any school in the US, the UK, Australia or New Zealand will take either test score. With the goal that's one stress off your brain. Pick the test you think will be less demanding for you to finish. To do that, you most likely need to know the structure of every exam.

Structure of the TOEFL

Starting a year ago, official TOEFL is generally given in the iBT (Internet Based Testing) organize. It comprises of four segments:

Perusing

The TOEFL Reading area requests that you read 4-6 sections of college level and to answer various decision inquiries concerning them (different decision implies you pick the appropriate response from gave choices). Inquiries test you on appreciation of the content, primary thoughts, critical subtle elements, vocabulary, gathering, logical gadgets and style.

Tuning in

The Listening Section displays long 2-3 discussions and 4-6 addresses. The circumstances are constantly identified with college life i.e. a discussion between an understudy and a curator about discovering research materials or an address from a history class. The inquiries are different decision and get some information about vital points of interest, deductions, tone, and vocabulary. The discussions and addresses are extremely common and incorporate casual English, interferences, filler commotions like "uh" or "Uhm."

Talking

The Speaking segment is recorded. You will talk into a receiver and a grader will tune in to your answers at a later date and grade you. Two inquiries will be on commonplace points and request that you give your conclusion and additionally portray something natural to you, similar to your town or your most loved educator. Two inquiries will request that you compress data from a content and a discussion - and may ask your feeling too. Two inquiries will request that you condense data from a short discussion. Once more, the themes of the discussions are dependably college related.

Composing

At long last, there are two short articles on the TOEFL. One will request that you compose your supposition on an expansive subject, for example, regardless of whether it is smarter to live in the nation or the city. One will request that you condense data from a content and an address - frequently the two will differ with each other and you should either investigate, or integrate clashing data.

IELTS Structure

The IELTS contains a similar 4 segments, Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, yet the arrangement is altogether different.

Perusing

The perusing area of the IELTS gives you 3 writings, which might be from scholastic course readings or from a daily paper or magazine- - yet all at the level of a college understudy. One will dependably be a sentiment piece- - i.e. a content contending for one perspective. The assortment of inquiries on the IELTS is very wide, and few out of every odd content will have each inquiry write. One inquiry compose requests that you coordinate headings to passages in the content. You might be solicited to finish an outline from the section utilizing words from the content. Or then again you may need to fill in a table or diagram or picture with words from the content. There might be different decision addresses that get some information about key subtle elements. One of the hardest inquiry composes presents explanations and asks you whether these announcements are valid, false or excluded in the content. You may likewise be requested to coordinate words and thoughts. At last, a few inquiries are short-answer yet the appropriate responses will be taken straightforwardly from the content itself.

A few inquiries precede the content and may not require watchful perusing to reply. Others come after the content and may anticipate that you will have perused the content altogether.

Tuning in

The IELTS has four listening areas. The first is a "value-based discussion" in which somebody might apply for something (a driver's permit, a library card) or requesting data (say calling for more subtle elements in regards to a notice or an inn). The second area is an educational address or something to that affect, perhaps a senior member clarifying the standards of the college. Third is a discussion in a scholastic setting and the last area will be a scholarly address. For all segments you might be requested to round out a rundown, fill in a table, answer various decision questions, mark a chart or picture, or group data into various classes. You will be required to round out answers as you tune in.

Composing

There are two composition assignments on the scholarly IELTS. The primary requests that you abridge a table or graph in around 300 words. You should distinguish critical data, thoroughly analyze distinctive figures or perhaps depict a procedure. The second undertaking requests that you exhibit your feeling on an announcement about a genuinely open theme, for example, "Ladies should take care of kids and not work" or "Excessively numerous individuals are moving to urban areas and country territories are enduring."

Talking

At long last, the talking segment will be hung on an alternate day from whatever remains of the test and within the sight of a prepared questioner. The inquiries are the same for all examinees yet a few sections might be more as a discussion than a monolog. The initial segment of the test will be a concise basic discussion took after by some short inquiries regarding recognizable themes. The questioner may ask your name, your activity, what sorts of games you like, what your every day routine is, et cetera. In the second part, you will be given a card with a point and a couple of particular inquiries to address. You should represent two minutes on this subject, which might be about your every day schedule, the last time you went out to a movie theater, your most loved piece of the world or a comparative recognizable theme. In the last segment, the questioner will request that you talk about a more conceptual side of the point to a limited extent 2- - for what reason do individuals lean toward day by day schedules? For what reason do individuals like the motion pictures? How does travel influence nearby life?

Which is Better for Me?

So now you make them comprehend of what each test includes, yet you may ponder which is better for you. Possibly in perusing about the structure, you thought, "Wow TOEFL sounds so natural," or, "Gracious the IELTS sounds like it's sort of fun!" That may be a decent sign that one test will be less demanding for you than the other. All the more solidly, there are two or three key contrasts between the tests.

English versus American English

While both the UK and the US acknowledge the two tests, and keeping in mind that British English and American English are not as various as some think, the truth is the IELTS tends to utilize British English and the TOEFL utilizes solely American English. On the IELTS, this distinction will have a bigger impact since spelling checks, and that is one territory where Britain and the US don't generally observe eye-to-eye. Clearly on the off chance that you have issues with the British articulation (and the test may incorporate a wide assortment of accents, including Australian, New Zealand, Irish and Scottish). Then again, American pronunciations may perplex you. Certain terms are additionally extraordinary and you would prefer not to sit idle in your talking test asking what a level or a lorry is. So whether you are utilized to British or American English is positively a factor. On the off chance that you are more OK with US English, the TOEFL is a decent wagered however in the event that you are utilized to British English and accents, you'll improve the situation on the IELTS.

Different decision as opposed to Copying Down

For the perusing and listening areas, TOEFL gives you different decision questions, though IELTS for the most part anticipates that you will duplicate down words from the content or the discussion word-for-word. Numerous decision inquiries will have a tendency to be require somewhat better theoretical reasoning, however the IELTS favors individuals who have great recollections and think all the more solidly. The fortunate thing about numerous decision is that it is anything but difficult to choose wrong answers, though the fortunate thing about duplicating down is that the appropriate response is staying there in the content. You simply need to discover it and rehash it. In this way, solid scholars will have a tendency to improve the situation on the IELTS and theoretical masterminds will have a tendency to exceed expectations on the TOEFL.

Unsurprising or Different Every Time

Obviously, the TOEFL is additionally more unsurprising than the IELTS. The IELTS tosses heaps of various inquiry writes at you, and the guidelines are regularly somewhat unique without fail. That makes it harder to get ready for. The TOEFL, then again, is practically a similar test unfailingly - pick A, B, C, D, or E. Then again, the IELTS positively keeps you on your toes and that can keep you more caution. 

Addressing a Person or a Computer?

Another expansive contrast is in how the talking segment is done. For a few people, it's exceptionally unwinding to simply record your answers into a PC since it feels like nobody is tuning in. You simply attempt your best and forget about it until the point that you get your evaluations. Since the IELTS test is done in a meeting design with a local speaker show, you may get apprehensive or feel you are being judged. What's more, they take notes: Oh God, did he record something great or something terrible? Then again, you may feel more casual in a discussion, with a man there to clarify on the off chance that you don't comprehend an inquiry, or just having a face to take a gander at, rather than a PC screen. Getting input from a local speaker can be useful as well, keeping in mind the end goal to remedy botches and enhance amid the test. So it relies upon what you are more alright with. On the off chance that you like conversing with individuals, the IELTS is a superior wager. In the event that you simply need to be separated from everyone else and not feel judged, the TOEFL will be more agreeable for you.

Comprehensive versus Criteria

TOEFL or IELTS - Which is Better?


At long last, the talking and composing areas of the TOEFL are evaluated comprehensively. The grader gives you a score in light of the general nature of the paper, including vocabulary, rationale, style, and sentence structure. The IELTS by differentiate is set apart by singular criteria and you are scored separately for punctuation, word decision, familiarity, rationale, attachment, and twelve other criteria. At the end of the day, in the event that you compose well yet have a great deal of little language botches, your TOEFL score may be very great since graders will disregard little slip-ups if the general paper is legitimate and point by point. The IELTS won't neglect awful syntax. Then again, if your sentence structure and vocabulary are solid yet you experience difficulty communicating your sentiment or sorting out an exposition, you could wind up with a low TOEFL score yet the IELTS will give you great imprints for dialect utilize. So while it might seem like the IELTS is significantly harder since it grades you on everything, in actuality you can get a significant decent score on the off chance that you are solid in various regions. The TOEFL underlines the capacity to assemble a consistent and point by point contention (or rundown) and takes a gander at clearness, word decision, and style most importantly. On the off chance that you don't feel good written work articles yet you think you have brilliant syntax and vocabulary and in general are a not too bad essayist, the IELTS will most likely be less demanding for you.

I trust this exposition was useful in settling on your decision. Regardless, I prescribe you go to the sites of IELTS and TOEFL and get some more detail on each test, and furthermore experiment with some training issues individually.

Monday, April 16, 2018

How to Effortlessly Teach Yourself English

How to Effortlessly Teach Yourself English

 How to Effortlessly Teach Yourself English


Publisher : Christopher Hanson
Course Length : 1 hour
Course Language : English
Description
Many people really want to learn a second language. They understand that knowing a second language will give them better job opportunities, new experiences and allow them to earn more money. However, it can be quite difficult to reach a good level of proficiency in the language for a number of reasons. One of the main reasons is that people do not have the time because of work and family commitments.  Another reason is that people just do not have the money because classes can be expensive. A third reason is that people do not have the motivation. In this course, I will introduce to you a method of language learning/acquisition that you can use to easily integrate English learning into your everyday life so that you will not require much motivation and money. Since it will be integrated into your daily activities, it will also take up very little of your spare time.
Benefits
After completing this course, you will:
  • Learn how to integrate English learning into your everyday routine
  • Learn English much faster and with a lot less effort
  • Learn English in a fun and efficient way 
We will start off by looking at a theory of language acquisition that shows how we are able to acquire a language without actively studying it. We will then look at ways that we can combine this theory with common online tools to create a plan that we can use to create a routine that will allow us to integrate English learning into our everyday lives. We will reach a level where we will be able to effortlessly progress in our English learning daily without having to actually study the language.
Thank you so much for taking the time to check out my course. I know you're going to absolutely love it and I can't wait to share my knowledge and experience with you on the inside!
Why wait any longer?
Click the "enrol" button and join my course 100% risk-free now!
Who is the target audience?
  • Anyone who would like to be able to integrate learning English into their daily lives
  • Anyone who wants to have fun while learning English
  • Anyone who wants to save money when learning English
  • Anyone who wants to save time when learning English

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100 Basic English Conversations

100 Basic English Conversations

 100 Basic English Conversations


Publisher : Ben Stolborg
Course Length : 6 hours
Course Language : English
 
Description 
 
This course introduces basic conversations in English to students. Students will develop their ability to converse in English, their vocabulary and the pronunciation of English vocabulary. Students will have the chance to practise 100 conversations, taking it in turns to hold part of the conversation along with the video.
There are 2 levels of practise within each video. The first level is with the script and the second is without. This will help you to develop your confidence and knowledge.

Who is the target audience?
  • Anyone is is interested in practising their basic English conversation.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018

TOEFL iBT (The Complete Course)

TOEFL iBT (The Complete Course)

TOEFL iBT (The Complete Course)

Publisher : Jane Cui

Price : $20

Course Length : 4 hours

Course Language : English

Description

Are you afraid of failing the TOEFL test, but you don't want to study because studying is hard and boring?



TOEFL iBT (The Complete Course) helps you get a good score on the test by teaching you in a easy way, without being boring!

Don't worry if your English is bad.

No matter how bad your English, this class has short videos (under 3 minutes) that teach you 1 subject per video.

We break down the TOEFL test into little bits, so that you learn only 1 thing at a time.



"But I'm overwhelmed! I don't know where to start!"

You can start right here.

You don't have to be overwhelmed. You just have to take very small steps.

I know you think that the test is big and scary, but this class will break down the test into small pieces.



"How is this class different from the other classes?"

You will learn with pictures.

You will hear me speak easy to understand English. I speak slowly, but clearly.

You will learn from someone who has more than 4 years of experience teaching TOEFL.

You will learn from someone who has taught over 10,000 students online.

I won't be repetitive and boring.



Are the videos good quality?

I use the best technology to record the videos.

The sound and videos are good quality, so you don't have to worry about technical problems.

I make sure that the questions, quizzes, and reading are clear and easy to read in the video.



Three reasons why you should take this class:

The Videos are short. most videos are less than 3 minutes long. Each video teaches you 1 thing, so it's easy to remember.
This entire class is short. I don't talk about useless things. I only talk about things that appear on the TOEFL that will help you.
You can see me (the teacher) in the video. I make sure that you continue to learn and not be bored.


"But it's expensive!"

Yes, because this is a good class.

You get what you pay for.

It's better to take this class than paying $200 USD to take the TOEFL, and fail.

Then you have to spend another $200 USD to take the TOEFL for a second time.

Why not invest in this class, and then take the TOEFL test only ONCE?



How the class is structured:

There are 110 videos.

Most videos are less than 3 minutes long. (So you won't get bored!)

We cover every section of the TOEFL (Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing)

You will get practice questions.

You will also get the answers, and an explanation of answers.

You will learn how to take notes on every section.

You will also get a list of things you should memorize.

Who is the target audience?
anyone who wants to take the TOEFL English Exam

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Monday, March 26, 2018

Questions and Answers to Improve Fluency

Questions and Answers to Improve Fluency

Questions and Answers to Improve Fluency

Publisher : Joe Crossman
Price : $25
Course Length : 2.5 hours
Course Language : English
Description
Do you sometimes not know how to ask a common question in English? 
Do you sometimes get asked questions in English, but you don't know the right way to answer?

This is a complaint that I hear a lot from my students. This course can help you by showing lots of common questions and answers in common everyday situations. These are questions that get asked to people thousands of times every day, so it is important to know what they mean and how to answer them.
Every video in this course will have me presenting five common questions in different everyday situations. For each question I will present two possible answers that the student will have to choose between. You listen and read the questions and answers and then you think of which answer you think is the right one. After that I will show you the correct answer, as well as any possible alternative answers and I will explain them all. Finally, I will reveal a possible question for the wrong answer, too.
This learning system will show you common questions and answers so you can match them up and remember them forever. To check to make sure you know and understand the right answers for the questions, several quizzes are provided. These quizzes check and strengthen the knowledge you learn from the videos.
This course includes:
- Lots of videos presenting over 100 common English questions.
- Common everyday answers to those questions.
- PDF documents so students can read over all the material.
- Quizzes to check understanding and recall of the information.
- A final video to teach you what to do if you don't hear a question properly.
This course is perfect for people who want to improve their fluency and learn how to speak English more like a native speaker. It is an easy to learn system that will present you with commonly asked questions and their proper answers, so you will never have to be frustrated in situations again where you don't know what to say.

Who is the target audience?
  • Students who want to learn more about English conversation.
  • Students who want to speak fluenty.
  • Students who want to learn how to ask and answer common English questions.

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How To Learn English and + On Your Own Using The Internet

How To Learn English and + On Your Own Using The Internet

How To Learn English and + On Your Own Using The Internet

Publisher : Wilfredo Barrios
Course Length : 3.5 hours
Course Language : English
Description
Here you will learn how to learn English or almost any other language with free resources on the Internet
  • The first thing you will learn is to find your most important reason to learn English.
  • In the next section you will learn the skills that experts learning languages manage to master.
  • In section three you will learn how to develop your own learning method when you learn English.
  • No matter what your level in English is, you will realize that there are all kinds of resources for you to start learning practically from scratch.
  • To achieve fluency in English, in section 5 you will learn about the most advanced resources you can find on the internet. It will surprise you that they are free.
  • The purpose of the course is that you become good enough in English to be the best in a job interview in English. This is what you will learn in section 6.
  • Even when the course is aimed to teach you how to learn English, all the knowledge you will acquire, will be useful to learn almost any other language.

My name is Wilfredo Barrios, and for me it will be an honor to be your instructor in this course. Here you will learn that it is not necessary to depend on other people to learn English, because it is something that can be done on your own, and the only thing you need is your computer and an Internet connection. It's going to be a pleasure to share this knowledge that I have accumulated throughout my self-taught learning process of English.
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This course is going to be very different from any other course you have seen on the Internet, because here you will not learn grammar rules or simple tips to learn English. It is a whole new way of taking control of your language learning process.
I will teach you through animations and also videos where you will see the screen of my computer, so you can apply what you learned immediately.
  • Prepare your mind to learn English: The first thing you will learn is that learning a language is something that has nothing to do with boring classes in a classroom, it is something that can be very exciting.
  • Get the skills you need to start: To learn English it is necessary to master certain skills that are indispensable, and that will make your learning process a success. This is what you were not taught in schools about learning English.
  • You have to see yourself as someone able to achieve anything: Here you will learn about some of the methods that people who speak many languages use to learn. You will realize that everything is in the method you use to learn English, and with the help of this course, it is going to be a personal one, specific for you.
  • You will be able to find all kinds of resources on the Internet: You will learn how to perform effective searches on the Internet to find whatever you want. To do so, it is enough with the two largest search engines on the internet. Google and YouTube.
  • Being the best in a job interview in English: The final goal of the course is to learn enough English to excel in an interview for a job in English. There is a complete section devoted to the interview and how to find the information needed to be the best.
  • This information will change your life for good: Although the information in this course is focused on learning the English language, you will realize that everything you will learn, can also be applied to learn other important things for your life.

I had to learn everything you will see in the course on my own. It was something that took me a lot of time of trial and error, experimenting with different methods until I found one that really worked for me and with someone else who has a very different way of learning than mine. Now I know that this course will be very helpful for you.
So, if you're ready ... Let's get start it!
Who is the target audience?
  • Anyone who wants to learn English in a short time.
  • Anyone who thinks that learning English is difficult.
  • Anyone who wants to stand out in an interview for a job in English.

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Sunday, March 25, 2018

TOEFL Speaking Section Introduction

TOEFL Speaking Section Introduction

TOEFL Speaking Section Introduction

Publisher : Josh MacPherson
Course Length : 2 hours
Course Language : English

Course Description

How’s your English?

For many English language learners, speaking is the hardest part. You can read and write in English at school in your native country. You can listen to actors in American movies at home. Speaking, on the other hand, requires you to engage with another person from another culture, and that can be scary.
Do you want to travel, go to university abroad or further your career?
English dominates your world. It’s inescapable. If you want to travel abroad, you need to be able to speak English. If you want to study at a top-notch university, you must be fluent in English. If you want to gain a leg up in the job market, English competency is a must.

What’s the TOEFL exam?

The TOEFL, Test of English as a Foreign Language, is an academic proficiency exam designed to determine whether international students are competent enough in English to enroll in American college courses. There are four sections in the TOEFL exam: Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. This courses focuses solely on the speaking section.

Why should I take the TOEFL exam?
    • Concrete proof of English competence
    • TOEFL AND IELTS are the two most widely-accepted English proficiency exams
    • More than 9,000 colleges, universities and agencies in over 130 countries accept          TOEFL scores
    • TOEFL scores can also help you earn scholarships, visas and teaching certificates

Course Overview

This is only an introduction class so in this course I'll walk you through the first two speaking tasks. Together, we will review and analyze each of the first two speaking questions. I will model answers and show you all the necessary elements you need to include in your response on test day.
Besides teaching about the content of the exam, I also focus on you, the English language learner. Our goal should not just be to improve our TOEFL speaking score, but to become more competent English speakers in general. For you to speak English with more confidence, we’ll talk about mindset and culture.

By the end of this course, you will have gained a deeper understanding of the structure of academic English and the power of a growth mindset.

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How to Self-Study English Online

How to Self-Study English Online

How to Self-Study English Online

Publisher : Nikki Joslin
Course Length : 29 mins
Course Language : English

How to Self-Study English Online Course Description

It's a struggle to self-study anything, let alone a language! Languages were created for the sole purpose of communicating with others. So, is it possible to self-study English online? Of course it is!
This course will help motivated self-studying English students learn how to effectively learn online. Learn how to set achievable goals, how to identify the right resources and how to create a study plan that will lead you to success. Downloadable PDF documents help guide you through the entire process.
If you're at a loss on how to study English online, have no fears! This course is designed to help you.

 Take How to Self-Study English Online Course for free

TOEFL ibt Listening -getting to 80

TOEFL ibt Listening -getting to 80

TOEFL ibt Listening -getting to 80

TOEFL ibt Listening -getting to 80

Publisher : Timothy Barry
Course Length : 36 mins
Course Language : English

TOEFL ibt Listening -getting to 80 Course Description 

This course will get you on the road to studying effectively for the TOEFL listening section. You will learn proven strategies for each question as well as the structure of the section. It's important to study in a way that will give you unlimited upside and at the same time avoid the enemy of all test takers, frustration.
This course should take about an hour to complete. However, I would recommend that you review the videos every once in awhile to make sure your on the right track. After the videos are completed you can take a section of a test and see the notes I took when I heard the audio.

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Thursday, March 22, 2018

TOEFL vs. IELTS: Differences between TOEFL & IELTS

TOEFL vs. IELTS: Differences between TOEFL & IELTS

TOEFL vs. IELTS: Differences between TOEFL & IELTS

Publisher : eCourse Instructor Examizy 'now Exams can be Easy!'
Course Length : 28 mins
Course Language : English

TOEFL vs. IELTS: Differences between TOEFL & IELTS

Description 
The two main English language tests accepted by universities around the world are IELTS (International English Language Testing Service) and TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). Which one is suitable for you?
Both are English language tests aimed at pre-university students planning to make the step to higher education.
Both of them have four basic sections, each of which tests a basic skill (reading, listening, speaking, writing). But while the TOEFL only tests academic subjects, the IELTS academic option will have academic reading and writing sections combined with general listening and speaking sections.
Would you like to learn more? Enroll with this course for FREE!
Who is the target audience?
  • Anyone who wants to decide to take whether IELTS or TOEFL
  • International students
Requirements
  • Pre-intermidiate or higher level of English language levels
  • A hunger to learn... perhaps a pen and paper

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Tuesday, March 20, 2018

5 Days to a Better Accent

5 Days to a Better Accent

5 Days to a Better Accent

 

Publisher : Nicole Kaup, M.A.
Course Length : 1.5 hours
Course Language : English
Description 
This 5 day mini-course will get you speaking better immediately.  Each day, there is a short video lesson on one important aspect of accent reduction, followed by 2 practice assignments.  The lesson and assignments should take about 30 minutes per day to complete.  At the end of the 5 days, you will know the most important things to focus on for clearer speech and have several easy strategies for practicing on your own.
If you are missing opportunities because of your accent, this class will change that for you.  Join now and experience the confidence and success that comes from speaking clear, intelligible English.
Who is the target audience?
  • Non-native English speaking professionals & university students
Requirements
  • High intermediate to advanced English level

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Monday, March 19, 2018

Learn English Conversation in 3 Hours

Learn English Conversation in 3 Hours

Learn English Conversation in 3 Hours

Publisher : Joe Crossman
Price : $20
Course Length : 1.5 hours
Course Language : English
Description 
This course will help students improve their conversational skills and become better at English in a very short time. It is intended for people who are looking to get conversation practice, but do not have enough access to other English speakers or who do not understand how to get better. This course includes a combination of instructional videos, example conversations, and many sets of questions. To complete the course materials it will only take a few hours, but the material is so fun that speaking to others in English will become something that you will want to do for the rest of your life. The course is separated into different sections that will teach you how to get better at English conversation, some examples of conversations and questions, and then many sets of questions to use when you practice with other students. The main reason people should take this course is it is a really fun way to improve their conversational skills. I know that studying English can be boring and difficult sometimes, but the way I teach people to get better at conversation allows their sense of fun and sense of humor to spread around the class so everyone has a great time while getting better. If this sounds like it would be a good way to improve, then I suggest you take this course.
Who is the target audience?
  • This course is meant for people who want to improve their conversation skills.
  • This course is meant for people who are not afraid of making mistakes.
  • This course is meant for people who enjoy meeting people from all around the world.
  • This course is NOT meant for people who only wish to talk with a native speaker.
  • This course is NOT meant for people who believe grammar is the most important thing in learning English. 
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14-day English language fluency course

14-day English language fluency course

14-day English language fluency course

 

Publisher : Joel South
Course Length : 3 hours
Course Language : English
Description 
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:

  • You can’t say: umm, ahh, enn or any other vocal-filled pause or interjection.

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
Who is the target audience?
  • Anybody who wants to improve their spoken English.
  • Anyone who is considering the IELTS exam, TOEFL exam, etc.

 

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Sunday, March 18, 2018

40 English Idioms You Need To Know

40 English Idioms You Need To Know

 40 English Idioms You Need To Know

Publisher : Joe Crossman
Price : $20
Course Length : 2.5 hours
Course Language : English
Description

  • This course will present 40 very common English idioms in a variety of ways with explanations, situations, and exercises. These idioms are often heard in everyday speech in conversations and in movies and on TV. Learning them will help you understand English more and improve your ability to communicate.

  • All of the videos are narrated by me, Joe, a native speaking English teacher with over 20 years of experience of teaching students of all ages and ability levels. The videos also have slides that present the main ideas, questions, and situations, so that you will be able to fully understand the idioms. 

  • The idioms are presented and then you will be tested to check their understanding and memory. You will be able to pause the videos if needed before your knowledge is checked. 

  • I have also included some small and useful quizzes throughout the course. These quizzes will help you remember, understand and strengthen your knowledge of the 40 idioms in the course. The quizzes are easy to understand and take, and afterwards you will have full command of these 40 everyday idioms. 
         


Who is the target audience?
  • Students who want to improve their understanding of English idioms both for listening and speaking
  • Students who want to improve their ability to understand English
  • Students who have an interest in improving the English skills.
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Improving Your Listening

Improving Your Listening

Improving Your Listening

 

Publisher : Joe Crossman
Price : $20
Course Length : 2 hours
Course Language : English
Description 
This listening course presents many advice letters and responses. The content is for fun and is meant only as a joke. I find that the students that I teach at my university really enjoy listening exercises that are funny, so that is why I have designed this course like this. However, the listening exercises will challenge and improve your listening skills. The different types of exercises include fill in the blanks, find the errors, finish the sentence, and so on. By the end of the course you will be much better at listening to English.
Who is the target audience?
  • The target student for this video is high school or university age students or older.

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Saturday, March 17, 2018

English Made Simple: Vocabulary For TOEFL

English Made Simple: Vocabulary For TOEFL

 English Made Simple: Vocabulary For TOEFL

Publisher : Fred Williams
Course Length : 32 mins
Course Language : English
Description 
Are you ready to boost your TOEFL exam score?

Developing strong TOEFL vocabulary skills can be one of the most challenging parts of studying for the exam but it's extremely important.
Many TOEFL questions will ask you for the definition of a word or require you to have knowledge of certain words in order to answer a question correctly. With so many words in the English language, which are the ones you need to know?
English Made Simple has a simple and easy solution!
In this course you will find the most useful TOEFL words for you to learn. Each lecture provides you with simple examples and funny drawings to help you easily remember each word.
By the end of the course, you will be have memorised 80 new pieces of English vocabulary. You will feel more confident and comfortable using these words in your everyday life and for the TOEFL examination.

Improve your pronounciation

Each video is narrated by me (Fred), a native English speaker. By hearing my voice and following the lectures you will understand how to pronounce each piece of vocabulary in the correct way.

So don't hesitate, enroll in this course today and increase your TOEFL score!
Join the thousands of other students who are using this easy course to grow and develop their English vocabulary. My 'English Made Simple' courses have received consistently high reviews, but of course if you're not completely satisfied, you can request a full refund.




Who is the target audience?
  • Students studying for the TOEFL exam
  • Students who want to learn new ESL vocabulary
  • Students who want to improve their English conversational skills
  • Students who are interested in improving their pronounciation