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    This document outlines a 4 day English language course schedule for beginners. Day 1 covers introduction to basic English sentence structure in the morning and introduces students to introducing themselves in the afternoon. Day 2 focuses on tenses, with morning sessions on simple present and past tense and afternoon group work. Day 3 covers pronunciation in the morning and holds an English conversation session in the afternoon. Finally, Day 4 teaches professional email writing and abbreviations in the morning and concludes with a reports and post-test session in the afternoon while also covering additional humanitarian work terms each day.

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    This document outlines a 4 day English language course schedule for beginners. Day 1 covers introduction to basic English sentence structure in the morning and introduces students to introducing themselves in the afternoon. Day 2 focuses on tenses, with morning sessions on simple present and past tense and afternoon group work. Day 3 covers pronunciation in the morning and holds an English conversation session in the afternoon. Finally, Day 4 teaches professional email writing and abbreviations in the morning and concludes with a reports and post-test session in the afternoon while also covering additional humanitarian work terms each day.

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    English Training Agenda - Beginners

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    Firas Kharouf
    This document outlines a 4 day English language course schedule for beginners. Day 1 covers introduction to basic English sentence structure in the morning and introduces students to introducing themselves in the afternoon. Day 2 focuses on tenses, with morning sessions on simple present and past tense and afternoon group work. Day 3 covers pronunciation in the morning and holds an English conversation session in the afternoon. Finally, Day 4 teaches professional email writing and abbreviations in the morning and concludes with a reports and post-test session in the afternoon while also covering additional humanitarian work terms each day.

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    Language (English) / Beginners

    Subject Time Section Days

    Introduction + Pretest 09:00 – 09:30 First Section

    Basic English Sentence Structure 1 11:00 – 09:30 Second Section

    15 M Break
    Day 1
    Basic English Sentence Structure 2 01:15 – 11:15 Third Section

    15 M Break
    Group Work – How to introduce yourself
    02:30 – 01:15 Fourth Section
    Humanitarian Work Terms – Protection

    Glimpse of Tenses 1 = Simple present + Simple Past 09:00 – 11:00 First Section

    15 M Break
    Glimpse of Tenses 2: Present Continuous and
    01:15 – 11:15 Second Section Day 2
    Present Perfect
    15 M Break
    Group Work – How to introduce yourself
    02:30 – 01:30 Third Section
    Humanitarian Work Terms – MEAL & HR

    Pronunciation 1: Grammar of Pronunciation 1 09:00 – 11:00 First Section

    15 M Break

    Pronunciation 1: Grammar of Pronunciation 2


    01:15 – 11:15 Second Section
    Articles Day 3

    15 M Break
    English Conversation using Tenses and Expressions
    of Daily Job 02:30 – 01:30 Third Section
    Humanitarian Work Terms – Finance & Programs

    How to Write Professional Email 09:00 – 11:00 First Section

    15 M Break

    Most Common words used for Email and


    01:15 – 11:15 Second Section Day 4
    abbreviations

    15 M Break

    Reports in English + Post Test


    02:30 – 01:30 Third Section
    Humanitarian Work Terms – S&S and General Terms

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