Who it’s for
An English speaking course for every stage
School and college students
Speak up in class, presentations and group discussions.
Going abroad
Get ready for daily life, part-time work and lectures overseas.
Job seekers
Answer interview questions clearly and confidently.
Working professionals and homemakers
Build everyday fluency at your own pace.
Courses
Spoken English, interviews and personality development
Spoken English
Everyday conversation in small groups, with plenty of speaking time.
- Pronunciation and clear speech
- Grammar you actually use
- Vocabulary for daily life and work
- Role plays and group discussion
Interview preparation
Practice for visa, university and job interviews.
- Common questions and strong answers
- Mock interviews with feedback
- Body language and first impressions
- Telephone and video interviews
Personality development
Communication and confidence for study, work and life abroad.
- Public speaking and presentations
- Etiquette and professional email
- Confidence building
- Cultural tips for living abroad
Find your level
From first sentences to fluent English
We place you in a group using the international CEFR scale, so you learn with people at your level.
A1
Beginner
Introduce yourself and use simple everyday phrases.
A2
Elementary
Handle routine conversations on familiar topics.
B1
Intermediate
Talk about travel, work and plans, and give simple reasons.
B2
Upper intermediate
Speak fluently with native speakers on most topics.
C1
Advanced
Use English flexibly for study and professional work.
C2
Proficient
Express fine shades of meaning with ease.
Free lesson
8 common English mistakes, and what to say instead
We hear these every week in class. Fix them and you will instantly sound more natural.
✗ I am having a car.
✓ I have a car.
We don’t use “-ing” with “have” when it means owning something.
✗ We discussed about the plan.
✓ We discussed the plan.
“Discuss” needs no “about”.
✗ Please revert back to me.
✓ Please reply to me.
“Revert” already means go back; in emails, “reply” is clearer.
✗ Today morning I went to college.
✓ This morning I went to college.
Use “this morning”, “this evening”, but “today” on its own.
✗ He is my cousin brother.
✓ He is my cousin.
“Cousin” is enough for either gender.
✗ I am knowing the answer.
✓ I know the answer.
Verbs like know, like and understand are rarely used with “-ing”.
✗ Myself Rahul.
✓ I am Rahul. / My name is Rahul.
“Myself” cannot start a sentence on its own.
✗ What is your good name?
✓ May I know your name?
A polite, natural way to ask in formal situations.
Classes near you
Spoken English classes in Ambala and Ladwa
Ambala Cantt centre
8A Panna Cottage, Opposite SD Vidya School, Jagadhri Road, Ambala Cantt, Haryana 133001
Ambala CanttAmbala CityBararaMullanaNaraingarhSaha
Ladwa centre
Opposite Municipal Corporation Office, Ladwa, Kurukshetra, Haryana
LadwaKurukshetraPipliShahabadYamunanagarRadaur
FAQs
Spoken English class questions
Where can I join spoken English classes in Ambala City?
Our nearest centre to Ambala City is in Ambala Cantt on Jagadhri Road, opposite SD Vidya School. Many students come from Ambala City.
Do you have an English speaking course in Ladwa?
Yes. Spoken English classes also run at our Ladwa centre, opposite the Municipal Corporation Office.
I am a complete beginner. Can I join?
Yes. We start with a short speaking test and place you in a group at your level, from beginner upward.
Will spoken English help my IELTS or PTE?
It builds the fluency and confidence that help in speaking tasks. For a test score, our IELTS and PTE courses also teach the exam format.
Do you offer interview preparation?
Yes, for visa, university and job interviews, including mock interviews with feedback.
Can I take a demo class?
Yes. Book a demo class at Ambala Cantt or Ladwa before you join.