At the end of the course, the student teachers will be able to:

  • Acquire knowledge of the sound systems of English and familiarize themselves with the appropriate terminology to describe English sounds.

  • Understand the connections in English speech and develop good pronunciation and fluency.

  • Familiarize themselves with textbook contents related to High School and Higher Secondary classes.

  • Develop an insight into the symbiotic relationship between curriculum, syllabus, and textbooks.

  • Think critically, analyze texts, and express their opinions effectively.

  • Incorporate digital tools and online resources in English language instruction.

  • Be motivated through awareness of the importance of English in various aspects of life.

  • Write compositions correctly using appropriate punctuation marks and capitalization.

  • Recognize why English is a valuable asset for all who use it as their medium of communication.

  • Express themselves creatively and imaginatively.

  • Create awareness among students about English learning resources such as apps, dictionaries, videos, and audio materials available online.

  • Encourage students to think in English before speaking.

  • Compose freely and independently in both speech and writing.

  • Understand that teaching composition involves presenting language materials within a prescribed range of grammatical and lexical items.

  • Ensure that teachers cover all essential topics in class by preparing proper lesson plans.

  • Create a defined flow of classroom activities and provide structured schedules for effective teaching.

  • Acquire the ability to effectively transfer knowledge to their students, encouraging active interaction and participation.

  • Focus on meaningful knowledge and skill acquisition or reinforcement.