30-Day Practical English Speaking Routine for Office Workers

Even after studying for 10 years, the reason you still can’t get the words out isn’t a lack of talent—it’s the order and method. Instead of learning listening, pronunciation, and conversation separately, you’ll complete a 30-day routine that creates one continuous flow through a four-pass viewing method and shadowing. You’ll also gain a lifelong English study roadmap, complete with how to choose materials you can work through on your own after the course ends, learning procedures, and a system for tracking your progress.

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What you will gain after the course

  • Criteria for selecting English materials appropriate to your level and assessing their difficulty oneself

  • A Repetitive Learning Procedure for Fully Mastering One Segment Through the Four-Pass Viewing Method and Shadowing

  • A 30-day routine and progress-tracking system you can continue on your own even after the course ends

[Course Introduction]

- Many people have experienced spending over 10 years learning English at school yet being unable to say a single word in front of a foreigner. It’s not because they’re unintelligent. It’s because most of the time they’ve spent so far has gone into learning grammar and vocabulary, with hardly any time spent listening and speaking.

- This course does not teach new grammar theories or vocabulary memorization techniques. Instead, it will show you step by step how to go through the four stages of listening, repeating aloud, paraphrasing, and actual conversation in order.

- 30 minutes a day is enough. Once you complete all 12 lessons, you’ll have a routine you can continue on your own even after the course ends.


[Recommended for those who]

- Working professionals who have studied test-oriented English but struggle with listening and speaking

- Those who repeatedly stop after just a few weeks whenever they start studying English

- Those who have plenty of courses and textbooks but don’t know where to start

- Those who want to handle simple conversations on their own while traveling or at work

- For those who have around 30 minutes a day to study


[After completing this course]

- You can assess and choose English materials suited to your level in just 3 minutes.

- You can identify parts you couldn’t hear by watching one section in four separate passes.

- You can correct your own pronunciation by comparing your shadowing with the recording.

- You can save sentences you hear and adapt them to your own situation.

- You can start conversations without pressure and turn expressions you get stuck on into next week’s study material.

- You’ll have a 30-minute daily routine and a 30-day progress tracker.

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Who is this course right for?

  • Office workers in their 30s to 50s who did well in school English but struggle with listening and speaking.

  • A learner who repeatedly gives up within a few weeks of starting to study

  • Busy adults who want to handle simple conversations on their own while traveling or at work

Need to know before starting?

  • Basic English grammar and reading comprehension experience at the middle and high school level

  • Secure at least 30 minutes a day that you can consistently devote.

  • A clear motivation to improve English listening and speaking skills

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