Weekly schedule

📌 This is the weekly schedule:

The first week will be a warm up, and there will be the program presentation (Monday, April 29th)

This way, you will have plenty of time to get organised and prepared to start.

Then, starting from the second week (for 6 weeks), the program will be:

📌 Every Monday

There will be a LIVE training during which you will receive the guidelines and the goals of the week.

📌 Every Wednesday

There will be a Group Session where you can ask your questions along with other participants and receive support to implement activities and overcome any obstacles.

🛠️ Ready-to-use materials and templates

Each week, you will receive downloadable materials and resources such as templates and checklists to simplify your work (pronunciation exercises, presentation slides, mistakes you have to avoid and much more).

Just these materials alone could be sold at the entire cost of the course and will help you apply what you learn during the live session.

🙌🏻 Private Facebook group support 

Throughout the program, you will receive constant support via a private Facebook group where you can ask your questions. In this group, you'll be with fellow participants who are facing the same challenges as you, with whom you can compare notes, team up, and find the right motivation.

PLEASE NOTE: The trainings will be live, but if you can't attend the live, you can watch the replays at any time.

If you can't attend one or more group consultation sessions, you can still ask your questions by sending them before the session, and then you can watch the replay, which will include the answers.

Topics

📌 Week 1 – Understanding pronunciation fundamentals.

During this week, I will provide an overview of the IPA system and how to use it. We will tackle together the most common difficulties of English pronunciation so that you will learn to familiarise with various sounds, and even those that seemed impossible to pronounce will no longer be a mystery.

📌 Week 2 – Mastering vowel sounds.

In this week, we will dive deeper into the sounds of English vowels. We will primarily focus on the differences between similar sounds and how to avoid confusing them. You won't have to deal with questions like "did you say ship or sheep?" anymore.

📌 Week 3 – Tackling consonant pronunciation.
The main focus of this week will be consonants and all their variations, common mistakes, how to fix them, and a series of strategies that will finally make it easy for you even to pronounce your biggest enemy: the "TH" sound.

📌 Week 4 – Word stress and rhythm.

Understanding the importance of word stress and rhythm in spoken English is crucial. Did you know that stress can completely change the meaning of a sentence if shifted? This week, you will learn how to use it so that you won't have any doubts. Additionally, you won't sound boring or robotic in conversation anymore because you will finally understand the rhythm of the English language and how to apply it.

📌 Week 5 – Intonation and pitch control.

If people have ever thought you were angry or rude, it's probably because, in your native language, you use a completely different intonation and you carry it over when speaking English. This week, we will learn how to use intonation in English to express certain emotions so that you won't have to worry about sounding rude or angry during a conversation anymore.

📌 Week 6 – Linking and connected speech.

In this final week, we will focus on how to sound more natural during an English conversation, and thanks to the technique of linking and connected speech, spoken English won't sound like an unknown language to you anymore. You will learn to recognize, identify, and master conversation just like a pro!