Speaking Skills

English course in academic and professional contexts. Face-to-face communication, public speaking and listening skills. Developing interview skills and giving speeches: impromptu, demonstration, informative and persuasion. Verbal vs non-verbal communication. PowerPoint presentations and outlines of speeches.

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Course Outline
Sample Speech Outline
Course Requirements
Topics
Video
Demonstration Speech
Tests
Speaking Tips

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Introduction to the Course

Dear Student, This course focuses on the use of spoken English in academic and professional contexts. It will help you to improve you...
Public Speaking Topics

Ten-minute presentations: Accidents Advertising Airplanes Animals and Pets Body Language Books and Reading Business Cars and Dr...
Demonstration Speech Outline

The Demonstration Speech Outline includes the following components: Name: .............................. ID: .................. Date: ...
Improving Listening Skills

Dear Student, 1. If you missed the class in the first week of the semester when we all watched the video lecture Improving Listening Sk...
Topic - About Myself

Dear Student, You will have to prepare a course outline and to prepare to speak about yourself in front of the class. You have to prin...
Home Assignment

Listening Exercises Dear Student, Please listen to the conversations and do the multiple choice exercises that are given below. Click...
Listening Test Preparation

To improve your listening skills, y ou should spend at least 2 hours per day listening. ESL Lab: www.esl-lab.com Listen a Minute: ...
Listening Test

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