One on One Oral & Written Communication Courses 

Our One-on-One Communication specialization is designed to elevate your communication skills through a focus on vocabulary, reading comprehension, intonation, style, and strategic communication methods. You’ll explore how these skills contribute to audience analysis, business case development, and effective business communication strategies.

Gain practical knowledge in using English styles suited for a variety of business contexts, both spoken and written, and master essential vocabulary and skills specific to professional communication. Understand how identifying the purpose and audience shapes language choices, and learn to use both verbal and non-verbal cues effectively.

Course Highlights :

Foundations of Communication 

• Understand the fundamentals of communication

• Explore various communication channels, methods, and modes

• Learn the importance of verbal and non-verbal communication

Conversation Essentials

• Master small talk and conversational vocabulary

• Craft a compelling elevator speech

• Learn best practices for video conferencing, face-to-face online interactions, and group discussions

Professional Phone Skills

• Build confidence with telephone language and etiquette

• Develop clarity and accuracy in phone conversations

• Engage in realistic role-play to enhance phone communication

Interview Skills

• Get interview-ready with guided preparation

• Participate in interview role-play sessions

• Master common interview questions and improve pronunciation for a polished delivery

Persuasive Speaking and Presentations

• Plan impactful presentations with clear structure and engaging introductions

• Learn to “hook” your audience and organize pitches effectively

• Explore various presentation types and techniques to illustrate and present ideas confidently

Public Speaking and Speech Writing

• Make your speech compelling and memorable

• Overcome public speaking fears and practice giving great presentations

• Develop skills to present ideas clearly and persuasively

Effective Written Communication

• Communicate ideas through emails, reports, and persuasive presentations

• Avoid common grammar and punctuation errors

• Apply the “10 C’s of Business Writing” for clarity, coherence, and professionalism

• Understand special considerations for emails, handwritten notes, and reporting

Oral and Written Communication Syllabus ;

Unit 1: Introduction to Communication

Lesson 1: What is communication?

Lesson 2: The importance of communication skills

Lesson 3: Types of communication

Unit 2: Verbal Communication

Lesson 1: Effective speaking skills

Lesson 2: Active listening techniques

Lesson 3: Asking questions and giving feedback

Unit 3: Non-Verbal Communication

Lesson 1: Understanding body language

Lesson 2: Using gestures and facial expressions

Lesson 3: Creating a positive first impression

Unit 4: Written Communication

Lesson 1: Basics of written communication

Lesson 2: Grammar and punctuation

Lesson 3: Writing effective emails and messages

Unit 5: Public Speaking

Lesson 1: Preparing for a speech

Lesson 2: Overcoming nervousness

Lesson 3: Delivering an effective presentation

Unit 6: Conflict Resolution

Lesson 1: Understanding conflicts

Lesson 2: Effective communication in conflict resolution

Lesson 3: Negotiation and compromise

Unit 7: Review and Application

Lesson 1: Review of key concepts

Lesson 2: Applying communication skills in real-life scenarios

Lesson 3: Course wrap-up and evaluation

Unit 8: Interpersonal Communication

Lesson 1: Building relationships through communication

Lesson 2: Active listening in interpersonal communication

Lesson 3: Non-verbal communication in interpersonal relationships

Unit 9: Communication in the Workplace

Lesson 1: Effective communication in a professional setting

Lesson 2: Communicating with coworkers and supervisors

Lesson 3: Managing conflicts and difficult conversations in the workplace

Unit 10: Communication in Digital Media

Lesson 1: Communication through social media and digital platforms

Lesson 2: Best practices for digital communication

Lesson 3: Ethical considerations in digital communication

Unit 11: Cultural Communication

Lesson 1: Understanding cultural differences in communication

Lesson 2: Avoiding cultural misunderstandings

Lesson 3: Communicating effectively across cultures

Unit 12: Advanced Public Speaking

Lesson 1: Advanced presentation techniques

Lesson 2: Persuasive speaking

Lesson 3: Debating and argumentation

Unit 13: Crisis Communication

Lesson 1: Handling communication during a crisis

Lesson 2: Maintaining transparency and credibility during a crisis

Lesson 3: Communicating with stakeholders during a crisis

Unit 14: Communication and Leadership

Lesson 1: Communication skills for effective leadership

Lesson 2: Building trust and credibility as a leader

Lesson 3: Communicating vision and goals to team members

Unit 15: Communicating with Customers

Lesson 1: Effective customer service communication

Lesson 2: Managing difficult customers and complaints

Lesson 3: Building customer relationships through communication

Unit 16: Communication and Personal Development

Lesson 1: Communication and self-awareness

Lesson 2: Building confidence through communication

Lesson 3: Effective communication in personal relationships

Unit 17: Communication and Innovation

Lesson 1: Communication and creativity

Lesson 2: Collaboration and teamwork through communication

Lesson 3: Communicating new ideas and solutions

Unit 18: Communication and Media

Lesson 1: Understanding media and communication

Lesson 2: Media and public opinion

Lesson 3: Ethics in media and communication

Unit 19: Communication and Globalization

Lesson 1: Communication and globalization

Lesson 2: Cross-cultural communication in a globalized world

Lesson 3: Communication and international relations

Unit 20: Capstone Project

Lesson 1: Planning and executing a communication project

Lesson 2: Presenting the project to the class

Lesson 3: Reflection and evaluation of the project

The course can be designed to be flexible, so that additional units and lessons can be added or modified based on the interests and needs of the students. The course can also include assessments and feedback mechanisms to monitor and improve student learning.