English Fluency: What you need to know.

How to become fluent in English - Learn the system, techniques and tactics to reach fluency.

What you'll learn
How to become fluent in English - Stop forgetting and start using vocabulary - Teach yourself how to become fluent - Learn important learning techniques - Master motivation - Create a study plan for success

Description
I remember talking to a frustrated student. Her name was Lisa. Her goal was to become fluent in English so she could get a job promotion. She tried conversational classes, learning long lists of words, watching T.V and listening to podcasts, but she just couldn't reach the level of fluency she wanted.

She said to me, 'Why can't I use the words I want to say? I thought the more I practice trying to use English the better I will be, right?'

Well, I had to explain to Lisa a hard truth. Recalling the words you want to use, organizing the grammar in your head, and then speaking or writing, doesn't have to be that difficult. There are some simple ideas you need to follow and can do at home or with your conversational class that will help.

Lisa is an extremely aspirational adult who wants to become fluent but just hasn't been shown the right way to do it. I decided to create this course to show her how to spend less time and money on classes and how to teach herself to become fluent.

Let me ask you this,

Do you find it difficult to talk fluently and use the words you want?

Do you keep forgetting your vocabulary?

Have you tried and tried to use the words in your mind, but they won't come out?

Becoming fluent in English is the ultimate goal, but are you doing it the right way?

NOW PAUSE AND THINK CAREFULLY - Imagine you have studied English and now you use English confidently and fluently. The words come out easily and it feels great being able to communicate. You worked hard and did all of this from your computer.

How does that feel? - This is all possible. By following four key ideas, you will be able to work at your goals and reach fluency.

I have found over the years that fluency needs a clear action plan for success and a balance of learning. This means learning from reading, listening, speaking, and writing.

Is it a good idea to keep practicing conversations with native speakers to become fluent?

Will reading a native speaker Novel and watching T.V help you become fluent?

Well, the answer is not always.

First, you need to know the language to practice it. Conversational classes are great, but only when you have studied and learned the language before using it.

In this course, I will teach you how to get fluent in English by following key ideas from research and expert language teachers. This is not a “get fluent quick'' scheme. I provide simple, key ideas that will help you become fluent.

I am a professional English language teacher, with a Master's in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. Following the ideas in this course will help you take a closer step towards being fluent.

First, there are four key steps to becoming fluent.

1.) Working out what is most useful to you.

2.) Balancing learning, so you don't miss out on important chances to learn.

3.) Important language learning conditions.

4.) Keeping motivated by creating an action plan for success.

In this online course you will learn;

· How to study independently, using free resources from the internet.

· How to become fluent in different situations.

· How to learn from reading, listening, speaking, and writing.

· How to memorise vocabulary and use vocabulary.

· The necessary learning conditions that help you become fluent.

· How to create a clear action plan for fluency development.

· Simple language learning activities to do alone or with a class.

· A list of free online resources to study.

Finally, one of my passions is motivating English students. I want you to look forward to the future and create an image of the English speaker you want to be. How will you use English in your daily life?

I have the steps to help you turn your dreams into a reality.

After the course, you will know if your English teacher is designing the correct lessons for you or wasting your time and money. English fluency means spending three-quarters of your time using the language in class, not endless grammar and vocabulary activities.

But wait a moment. English fluency takes a lot of time and practice. Why this course?

Yes, that is true, learning any language takes time and effort. The ideas in this course need to be followed for at least a month to see the progression take place.

If you don't think your fluency has improved in 60 days, there is a money-back guarantee!

So what are you waiting for? It's time to get fluent, come and join the course and learn these skills for life!

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