Course Summary
Feel stuck when trying to speak English in real-life situations? Whether it’s ordering food, asking for help, or joining small talk, struggling to find the right words can be frustrating.
This practical Spoken English course is designed to help you speak with confidence in everyday life. It builds your vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills step-by-step, through real-life topics like shopping, travel, health, work, and social interaction.
With interactive role-plays, listening activities, and practical conversation exercises, you’ll be able to express yourself clearly and comfortably in English—both in daily life and at work.
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Why WingsWay?
WingsWay Training Institute, a globally recognised and trusted Authorised Training Centre, ensures you receive top-quality training and recognition for your efforts. Our commitment to delivering exceptional private education in Dubai has earned us the approval from the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), an accreditation from CPD (UK) Standard’s Office, and an ISO 9001:2015 certification from the International Accreditation Forum (IAF).
Furthermore, WingsWay Training Institute proudly received the title of ‘Best Training Institute’ twice and the ‘Outstanding Organisation Award’. Our services and training quality have not only been recognised by students in 85+ nationalities but also by top international organisations.
Entry Qualification
Basic English literacy (can read simple words and understand common phrases)
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Introduce themselves and describe daily life using clear sentences
- Understand and take part in small talk and polite social interaction
- Ask for and give directions, make requests, and respond appropriately
- Use correct grammar when speaking about the past, present, and future
- Communicate in real-life situations like shops, restaurants, or appointments
- Write simple emails, messages, and short personal stories
- Feel confident speaking in English at work, during travel, or in social settings
Career Opportunities
After this course, learners will be better prepared for:
- Front-desk and reception roles
- Customer service and call centre jobs
- Sales associate or retail staff positions
- Housekeeping or hospitality roles where English is required
- Administrative or support roles in offices
- Job interviews and workplace communication in English-speaking settings
It also opens the path to more advanced English training or exam preparation (IELTS, TOEIC, etc.).
Course Duration
24 hours
Course Content
Unit 1: Foundations of English
Goal: Introduction, basic vocabulary, and simple communication.
Topics:
- Greetings and introductions (Hi, Hello, What’s your name?, Where are you from?)
- Introducing yourself (name, nationality, profession)
- Common verbs: be, have, do, go
- Most commonly used words in English (Sentences related to them) (The, be, to, of, and, a, in, that, have, I etc).
Skills:
- Talking about your country/job
- Asking and answering yes/no questions
- Listening to simple conversations
Unit 2: Everyday Life Vocabulary
Goal: Use English in simple, everyday settings.
Topics:
- Family and relationships
- Daily routines and activities
- Food and meals
- Clothing and shopping
- Weather and seasons
Grammar:
- Present Simple tense
- Subject pronouns (I, you, he, she)
- Plural nouns
- Articles (a, an, the)
- There is / There are
Skills:
- Describing your day
- Talking about habits and routines
- Asking for and giving basic information
Unit 3: Social Situations & Small Talk
Goal: Gain confidence in short, polite conversations.
Topics:
- Meeting new people
- Talking about likes and dislikes
- Making and responding to small talk
- Making polite requests and suggestions
Grammar:
- Verb “to be” in questions and answers
- Can/Can’t for ability and permission
- Like + verb-ing
- Question words (Who, What, Where, When)
Skills:
- Introducing others
- Asking for help
- Expressing preferences politely
Unit 4: Practical Communication
Goal: Learn to function independently in common real-life situations.
Topics:
- At the supermarket, store, or restaurant
- Taking public transport
- Booking a hotel or appointment
- Talking to a doctor
- Asking for/giving directions
Grammar:
- Countable and uncountable nouns
- Some / any / much / many
- Prepositions of place and time
- Imperatives (Give me…, Go straight…)
Skills:
- Role-playing shopping and travel scenarios
- Reading menus, signs, and forms
- Making appointments or reservations
Unit 5: Talking About the Past
Goal: Describe personal experiences and past events.
Topics:
- Life events (graduation, marriage, moving)
- Telling stories and anecdotes
- Vacations and travel
- Job history
Grammar:
- Past Simple tense (regular and irregular verbs)
- Was/Were
- Time expressions (last year, ago, yesterday)
Skills:
- Writing a short story or biography
- Talking about past jobs and travel
- Listening for past-tense events in audio clips
Unit 6: Future and Plans
Goal: Talk about future intentions and make plans.
Topics:
- Making future plans
- Invitations and arrangements
- Setting goals (personal or professional)
- Talking about hopes and dreams
Grammar:
- Future time expressions (next week, tomorrow)
- First Conditional (If + present, will + verb)
Skills:
- Making and responding to invitations
- Talking about your weekend plans
- Describing future goals or wishes
Add-on Focus Areas:
- Workplace English: Emails, meetings, job interviews, CVs
- Survival Travel English: Airports, customs, asking for help
- Pronunciation Practice: Key sounds, stress, and intonation
- Digital Literacy: Using English for phone calls, text, apps, and emails
Teaching Method Suggestions:
- Conversation-based learning
- Role-play and real-world simulation
- Listening to dialogues and short videos
- Interactive activities (ordering food, booking tickets, etc.)
- Daily speaking and writing practice
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