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Three levels, eight weeks each, and speaking practice from the first class. The course WINGS was built on.
The most common mistake is joining a level that flatters you. Read the three descriptions below honestly and pick the one that actually sounds like you.
Join this if you can read a little English but cannot make a sentence out loud without preparing it in your head first.
Join this if you can form simple sentences but freeze with a stranger, on the phone, or in front of a group.
Join this if you speak but you translate first, you hesitate mid sentence, and you avoid speaking in a room of people.
Most people who come to an English speaking course are not beginners. They studied English at school for ten years. They can read a newspaper. What they cannot do is use it with a person standing in front of them, and that is a completely different skill from the one school tested.
This level is eight weeks of doing exactly that. Every class is built around real situations rather than chapters.
Why it takes eight weeks and not eight days. The barrier is not knowledge. It is the habit of silence, built over years of being corrected. Breaking it needs daily repetition in a room where nobody laughs. That takes weeks, and anybody selling you fluency in a fortnight is selling something else.
Not a speaking course. This is the fifty mark English section in SSC, Banking and Railway papers, taught as rules rather than as a language. Error spotting, fill in the blanks, cloze tests and one word substitution.
For candidates who have cleared a written paper and now face a board, and for anyone who needs to hold a room. Mock interviews, group discussion and body language.
A typical evening batch has a college student preparing for SSC, a shop owner who deals with suppliers from outside the state, a nurse at a private hospital, a schoolteacher, and somebody in their thirties who decided they had postponed this long enough. The age range is wide on purpose.
That mixture is what makes the room work. A class where everyone is nineteen turns competitive in the wrong way. A mixed room makes being a beginner completely ordinary, which is exactly what a beginner needs in order to open their mouth.
Explanations are given in the language that makes the idea land, which usually means Hindi. What changes is that you speak English every single class from the first day, badly at first, and nobody in that room finds it funny. The English arrives on its own once the fear of being laughed at is gone.
Fees and timings. Each level is eight weeks. The morning batch runs 6 AM to 9 AM and the evening batch after 5 PM, so college and work both fit around it. Fees can be paid monthly, and finishing one level does not oblige you to join the next.
The honest way to pick your level is to attend a session and see how much you follow. The first class is free.
Most students notice the fear dropping in three to four weeks, which is the part that matters first. Comfortable everyday conversation usually takes one full level of eight weeks. Steady fluency takes the three levels together, so roughly six months.
Come to a free demo class and we will tell you honestly after listening to you speak for two minutes. Guessing from a website description is how people end up in the wrong batch and give up.
No. Many students stop after Conversation Practice because that is all they needed. Each level is paid for separately and stands on its own.
No, and we have this conversation often. Adults learn a spoken language more slowly than children in some ways and faster in others, because you already understand grammar and you know what you want to say. The only real obstacle is embarrassment, and a mixed age room removes it.
Not at present. These courses build everyday and professional spoken English, along with the English needed for Indian competitive exams and interviews. If your goal is a visa test, we will tell you so rather than take your fee.
