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ZerOne Education

The ZerOne Staff English Education course spans 12 weeks with 24 sessions focused on developing intermediate-level communication skills applicable in workplace contexts. The curriculum includes grammar, vocabulary, and practical tasks, with sessions dedicated to various themes such as greetings, job routines, and health matters. The course concludes with assessments, feedback, and a certificate ceremony to celebrate participants' achievements.

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ZerOne Education

The ZerOne Staff English Education course spans 12 weeks with 24 sessions focused on developing intermediate-level communication skills applicable in workplace contexts. The curriculum includes grammar, vocabulary, and practical tasks, with sessions dedicated to various themes such as greetings, job routines, and health matters. The course concludes with assessments, feedback, and a certificate ceremony to celebrate participants' achievements.

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ZerOne Staff’s English Education

Course Overview

 Duration: 12 weeks / 24 sessions (1.5 h each)


 Schedule: Tuesdays & Fridays, 20:00–21:30
 Materials: Interchange 5th Ed. Level 2 Student’s Book & Workbook; online
audio/video; supplementary PDFs
 Primary Skills: Grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking, reading, writing
 Goals for Zero One Staff:
o Achieve confident intermediate-level communication
o Apply language in workplace contexts (meetings, emails,
presentations)
o Build fluency and accuracy through guided practice and real-world
tasks

Sessions 1–16: Units 1–16

Ses Week / Unit & Objectives Key Activities Homework


s. Day Theme & Focus
No.
1 Wk 1 Tue Unit 1 – ● Greetings – Choral drills WB p. 3–4
Nice to & (greetings)– Pair (voc.
Meet You introductions interviews– Listening: +grammar
● “Meeting strangers” exercises)
Pronunciatio
n: r/l,
intonation
questions
2 Wk 1 Fri Unit 2 – ● Present – Timeline activity– SB p. 10–11
Long perfect vs. PPP: (writing a
Time No simple past● form→meaning→practi short bio)

1
See Vocabulary: ce– Info gap: life
life events stories
3 Wk 2 Tue Unit 3 – ● Present – T-chart comparisons– WB p. 18
What Do simple vs. Speaking survey– (speaking
You Do? continuous● Listening: “A day in the prompt)
Jobs & life”
routines
4 Wk 2 Fri Unit 4 – ● There – Virtual apartment SB p. 27
Home is/are & tour– Spot-the- (write room
Sweet prepositions difference listening– description)
Home of place● Descriptive writing
Rooms &
furniture
5 Wk 3 Tue Unit 5 – ● Future: – Plan a trip role-play– WB p. 34
Going going to vs. Prediction listening– (travel
Places will● Travel Dialog completion itinerary)
vocabulary
6 Wk 3 Fri Unit 6 – ● Modals: – Survey: weekend SB p. 45
Have can/can’t, be plans– Speaking: (write about
Fun! able to● favorite hobbies– a hobby)
Leisure Listening for detail
activities
7 Wk 4 Tue Unit 7 – ● Adverbs of – Sequence card WB p. 52
All in a frequency & game– Timetable (frequency
Day sequence● listening– Paired chart)
Daily reporting
routines
8 Wk 4 Fri Unit 8 – ● – Menu role-play– SB p. 60
Food and Countable/un Listening: restaurant (grocery list
Drink countable; order– Recipe writing & recipe)
some/any●
Food
vocabulary

2
9 Wk 5 Tue Unit 9 – ● Should / – Advice clinic role- WB p. 68
Health shouldn’t; play– Listening: (health
Matters health doctor’s advice– survey)
collocations Poster: healthy tips
● Body parts
& ailments
10 Wk 5 Fri Unit 10 – ● Simple – Email writing SB p. 76
At the past: workshop– Listening: (write an
Office regular/irreg office voicemail– Role- email)
ular; office play: client call
vocabulary●
Emails &
phone calls
11 Wk 6 Tue Unit 11 – ● – Planning a party in WB p. 84
Having a Imperatives groups– Listening: (party
Party & let’s; party party arrangements– checklist)
vocabulary● Invitation emails
Invitations &
responses
12 Wk 6 Fri Unit 12 – ● Giving – Virtual map task– SB p. 93
Getting directions; Listening: “How to get (map
Around map there”– Oral directions annotation)
vocabulary● practice
Prepositions
of movement
13 Wk 7 Tue Unit 13 – ● – Role-play: buying WB p. 100
At the Comparative gifts– Listening: store (comparativ
Mall & superlative announcements– Ad- e exercises)
adjectives● writing project
Shopping
vocabulary
14 Wk 7 Fri Unit 14 – ● Polite – Telephone role- SB p. 108
Telephon requests on plays– Listening: (phone

3
ing phone; voicemail dictation– scripts)
telephone Script writing
phrases
15 Wk 8 Tue Unit 15 – ● Past – Storyboarding a WB p. 116
Let’s continuous festival– Listening: (festival
Celebrat vs. simple festival report– Mini- survey)
e! past; festival presentation
vocabulary
16 Wk 8 Fri Unit 16 – ● Relative – Group film review SB p. 124
Filmmaki clauses; film panel– Listening: actor (write a film
ng vocabulary● interview– Write a critique)
Reviewing critic review
films

Sessions 17–24: Review, Skills Workshops & Assessment

1. Sess 17 (Wk 9 Tue):


o Focus: Units 1–4 review: grammar games (present tenses, there
is/are), mini-debates, paired listening tasks.
o Goal: Diagnose and shore up early-course gaps.
2. Sess 18 (Wk 9 Fri):
o Focus: Units 5–8 review: travel & leisure role plays, recipe exchange,
frequency adverbs board game.
o Goal: Fluency-building through communicative tasks.
3. Sess 19 (Wk 10 Tue):
o Focus: Units 9–12 review: health advice clinic, office email workshop,
party planning project.
o Goal: Accuracy and task-based language use.
4. Sess 20 (Wk 10 Fri):
o Focus: Units 13–16 review: shopping debates, phone etiquette
simulations, film critic panel.
o Goal: Consolidate higher-level structures (comparatives, relative
clauses).

4
5. Sess 21 (Wk 11 Tue):
o Business Writing Workshop:
 Writing professional emails & memos
 Editing for clarity & tone
 Peer-review exercises
6. Sess 22 (Wk 11 Fri):
o Presentation Skills:
 Structuring a short presentation
 Pronunciation & intonation drills
 Student mini presentations with feedback
7. Sess 23 (Wk 12 Tue):
o Final Assessment Part 1:
 Speaking test (role plays & discussion)
 Timed writing test (email or short report)
8. Sess 24 (Wk 12 Fri):
o Feedback & Forward Plan:
 Detailed individual feedback
 Personal action plans for continued learning
 Certificate ceremony & course wrap-up

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