STUDY MATERIAL

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1: Introduction to Communication (LINK)

2: Barriers to Communication and Overcoming Them (LINK)

3: Reading Skills (LINK)

4: Listening Skills (LINK)

5: Advanced Public Speaking Techniques (LINK)

6: Non-verbal Communication Mastery (LINK)

7: Professional Presentation Skills (LINK)

8: Impromptu Speaking and Elocution Mastery (LINK)

9: Introduction to Phonetics and Speech Organs 

10: Phonemic Script and Articulation of English Sounds 

11: Advanced Grammar Concepts

12: Sentence Transformation and Paraphrasing 

13: Punctuation and Sentence Structure

14: Writing Skills and Style

15: Grammar Review and Common Mistakes 

16: Features of Good Language and Writing Style

17: Email and Formal/Informal English

18: Technical Reports and Letter Writing

19: Job Application Letter and Resume Writing

20: Reading and Listening Skills 

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