English Speaking Classes in Faridabad

Many people understand English well but freeze when they have to speak it. Others can speak a little but lose confidence the moment they have to write an email or follow a fast conversation. IMA's English speaking classes in Faridabad are built around a simple idea: speaking is not a separate skill. It grows out of the words you know, the grammar that holds them together, and the listening, reading and writing practice that surrounds it.

The Tree Formula: How IMA Teaches Spoken English

• Roots, vocabulary: the words and phrases you need for the topic of the day. A tree cannot stand without roots, and a speaker cannot say what they do not have the words for.
• Stem, grammar: the sentence patterns and tenses that hold those words together. Grammar is what makes your sentences clear and correct.
• Branches, LSRW: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Each skill grows from the same roots and stem, so a word you learn is used in all four.

This is why a class is not only a conversation. You learn the vocabulary first, put it into correct sentences, and then use it across all four skills, with time set aside in every class to speak.

How a Class Works

• 90 minutes per class, Monday to Friday.
• 15 minutes of every class are devoted to speaking practice.
• Vocabulary, grammar and the four skills are worked on together, following the tree formula.
• IMA says it follows the Cambridge pattern and co-curriculum, so that students gain a clear understanding of, and command over, the language.

Levels: A1 to C2

Classes are organised by level on the CEFR scale, the international standard for describing language ability. You join at the level that matches where you are now.

• A1, beginner: you are starting from the basics, such as introductions, simple questions and everyday words.
• A2, elementary: you can handle familiar topics, such as daily routines, shopping and travel, in simple sentences.
• B1, intermediate: you can talk about experiences, opinions and plans, and deal with most everyday situations.
• B2, upper intermediate: you can speak with ease on a wide range of topics and follow longer discussions.
• C1, advanced: you can express yourself fluently and precisely, in work and study settings.
• C2, proficient: you are close to the command of a very fluent speaker, with accuracy and nuance.

Course Length

IMA runs courses of a minimum of 3 months, and then of 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 months. A short course suits a learner who wants to build a base or gain confidence quickly. A longer course suits someone starting from a lower level or aiming for a higher one. Ask the counsellor which course length suits your starting point and your goal.

Who These Classes Are For

• School and college students who want to speak with confidence.
• Job seekers preparing for interviews and workplace communication.
• Working professionals who need clearer English in meetings, calls and emails.
• Students planning to study abroad who want a solid base before an exam such as IELTS.
• Homemakers and anyone who understands English but hesitates to speak.

If your main goal is an IELTS score, ask about IELTS coaching, which is built around the exam format. Spoken English classes build the general fluency behind it.

Practice Between Classes

• Speak aloud for ten minutes daily: describe your day or narrate what you are doing.
• Record yourself on your phone and listen back. It is uncomfortable and very effective.
• Learn phrases, not single words. "I'm looking forward to" is more useful than a list of difficult vocabulary.
• Find one speaking partner and agree to talk in English for fifteen minutes, three times a week.
• Listen to English every day, at your level, with subtitles in English.

Where to Join

IMA (International Multilingual Academy) teaches English speaking classes in Faridabad from its branches in NIT, Faridabad. Visit a branch or book a counselling session to find your level and the right course length. We recommend sitting in a class first if you are unsure.