Diploma in English Language

About Diploma in English Language

The English language holds immense importance globally. It is a crucial language both as a means of communication and as a tool for personal and professional development. English is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. It serves as a common medium for interaction among people from diverse linguistic backgrounds, fostering international collaboration, trade, and diplomacy. Mastering English enhances social interactions and cultural understanding, making it an asset for both personal growth and success in a globalized world.

The Diploma in English Language at Dunster Business School is designed to enhance English communication. This program focuses on improving proficiency in speaking, writing, listening, and reading through interactive lessons. It is ideal for non-native speakers seeking to strengthen their command of English. The curriculum includes grammar, vocabulary building, pronunciation, and business communication skills, preparing students to communicate confidently and effectively in various environments.

The levels offered in the English Language are-

– Beginner Levels (A1-A2)

– Intermediate Levels (B1-B2)

– Advanced Levels (C1-C2)

Level

Diploma

Duration

80 Hours

Delivery Mode

Online

Key Highlights

The comprehensive training focuses on all aspects of English proficiency, including grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Specialized modules in professional communication, including email writing, presentations, and negotiation.
Practical Learning with real-world scenarios, interactive exercises, and role-playing to enhance confidence and fluency.
Emphasis on international English usage and cross-cultural communication.
Flexible learning options with online sessions.
Experienced instructors and access to rich learning resources like language labs and online tools.

Program Outcomes

Achieve a high level of proficiency in verbal and written communication in the English language.
Develop the ability to communicate effectively in business meetings, presentations, and formal correspondence.
Understand English language usage in diverse cultural and professional contexts.
Leverage communication skills to access better job opportunities.
Prepare for success in English proficiency tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or Cambridge exams.

Career Path

Learning English opens up a wide range of career opportunities across industries. Proficiency in English provides avenues in international relations, teaching English as a second language, and corporate training. Mastering English enhances employability, boosts career advancement, and allows professionals to engage in global business, education, and communication. The potential career opportunities after the Diploma in English Language are:

– Customer Service Executive

– Content Writer/Editor

– Corporate Trainer

– Hospitality and Tourism Professional

– Translator/Interpreter

Curriculum

The curriculum for the Diploma in English Language at Dunster Business School is designed to enhance proficiency in speaking, writing, listening, and reading. It includes interactive modules on grammar, vocabulary building, pronunciation, and conversational English. Practical exercises, interactive lessons, and regular assessments ensure a well-rounded learning experience.

Introduce yourself/countries/occupations
The alphabet & the numbers
Languages and countries
People and hobbies
The work, the workplace
Free time
At the hotel
The city map
Food and drink in the restaurant
Personal Pronouns and Verbs in the Present Tense
The Group of Nouns: der/die/das
Verbs

The Negation
Prepositions of Place
Personal Pronouns in The Accusative Case
Daily Schedule
Stress in the Office
On the Computer
Arranging Appointments
The Seasons and the Weather
Destinations, Travel Preparations
Means of Transport
Living & the Home Furnishings
Health

Excuses
Verbs
Prepositions of Time
Sentence Connectives : Conjunctions
The Group of Nouns
Indicators of Space
Adjectives

Introducing yourself
Professions and activities
Telling about the past
School, training, curriculum vitae
Daily schedule leisure activities
Purchasing & spending money
Words around money
The dream of wealth: What if…?
In the office, on the phone, making appointments
Verbs
The Perfect Tense
The Group of Nouns
The Negation

Main and Subordinate Clauses
Verbs with Dative and Accusative
Subjunctive II
Nouns: Indicators of Time
CASUS
Vacation
Countries and Nationalities
Planning a Trip
Animals & Dangerous Animals
People
Living: Garden, City, etc.
Healthy Nutrition
National and International News
Theme: Environment

Theme: Technology
Indicators of Space
The Group of Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
The Perfect Tense
Verbs + Prepositions
Nouns
Prepositions: of Space & of Time

Weather and Smalltalk
Languages
Luck
Stress
Time & Activities
Punctuality
Leisure time: museums
Leisure time: fine arts
Vacation
Problems at work
Arranging Appointments
Manners in Business Life
Reading
Means of Transport

Media
Advertising : Impact & History
Advertising : Product & Their Properties
The Complaint
The Past Tense
Verbs + Prepositions
Interrogative Particles
Modal Verbs,Brauchen+Zu
The Past Subjunctive
Verbs+Dative+Accusative
N-Declination
Indicators of Time
Adverbs of Time
Reflexive Verbs

The Passive
Adjectives(Comparative/Superlative)
The Genitive
Relative Clauses
Language Learning
Lifeling Learning
Special Learning Tips
School,Certificates and Grades
Traffic Problem
Means of Transport
On The Way
Feelings of Happiness
Qualities
Stress,Anger and Joy

Food, German Recipies,Eating in Restaurant
Invitations and Good Wishes
Indicators of Conditional
Final Clauses
Noun-Verb-Connectors
Past-Tenses
Time Clauses-Simultaneity,Non-Simultaneity
Prepositions
Adjectives+Prepositions
Enumerations
Causes and Consequences

School, Training
Interpersonal relations
Living and renting
Travel, trouble on vacation
Complaint letters
Cultural differences in professional life
Smalltalk
Europe and the Germans
Modal verbs
Past tense of the verbs: perfect / -preteritum / past perfect
Declination of adjectives
Prepositions of two cases
The passive
Verbs with prepositional case
n – Declination
Causal and effect indicators: weil, denn, deshalb, so…dass etc.
Daily work: e-mails & telephone calls
Activities & Leisure

University
History and politics
News from all over the world
Crime Stories
The subjunctive II: politeness, unreality, the subjunctive II in the past
Rection of verbs
Position of words in the sentence
Indicators of time
Indicators of conditional
Subjunctive I: Indirect speech
Subjunctive I Alternate forms
Nouns – Verb – Connections
Prepositions
Modal Particles
Participles as Adjectives
Connectors (during), Prepositions with Genetiv
Negation
Word order in the sentence
The Word ‘it’

Comparative sentences with than, how and ever
Two-Piece Connectors
Connectors to and without
Relative clauses with who
Noun-Verb Combinations
Passive and passive sentence forms
Indefinite Pronoun
Comparative sentences with als and wenn
Model sentences
Nouns, Verbs and Adjectives with Prepositions
Indirect speech with Subjunctive I
Nominalization of Verbs
Modal Particles
Presentation of History
Presentation about a special person
Writing letter to the editor
Describe an event
To carry out a discussion

Weather and smalltalk
Languages
Luck
Stress
Laughing
Success: sport and profession
Failures
Past tense of verbs
Prepositions of space and of time
Sentence connectives: Subordinate clauses
Adjectives with prepositional case
Two-part sentence connectives
Sentence connectives: main sentences
Modal verbs
Subjunctive II
Prepositions with the genitive
Progress
Environment and climate
The history of the division of Germany
The Wall

Living in the GDR
History and politics
Music & Photography
Expressing assumptions
Relative clauses
Extended modifiers (Partizipialattribute)
Declination of adjectives
Fixed connectives
Participles and adjectives as nouns
Subjunctive I
Imperative
Nominalization
The passive and alternative forms

Communication and media
History and memories
Feelings, lies, strengths, and weaknesses
School time
Career opportunities and profession
Tenses of the verbs
Verbs with prefixes, which may or may not be separable
Subjunctive II
Subjunctive I
Adverbial clauses
Verbs and their complements
Noun connectors
Word formation of the nouns

Participles as adjectives
Nominalized adjectives and participles
Relative clauses
Technical progress
Environment and pollution
Medicine
Special skills
Feelings
Living
Art & Creativity
Books and literature
Politics
Passive
Passive replacement forms

Modal verbs
Declination and comparison of adjectives
Adjectives and their complements
Word formation of the adjectives
Nominal style
Prepositions of the written language

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Certification

Reviews

"This diploma in English transformed my communication skills. I used to be hesitant but I now feel confident handling international clients and representing my organization in various presentations."

Liam James

Marketing Executive

"The Diploma in English Language from Dunster Business School provided me with a lot of material and techniques to teach English effectively to my students. I am now confident in teaching the language."

Rashmika Dutta

Teacher

"I was familiar with English but not so much to take up writing. I am now a content writer at a good company with good pay. Thanks to Dunster Business School."

Lesly Knut

Content Writer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for the Diploma in English Language program?

The Diploma in English Language at Dunster Business School is open to anyone seeking to improve their English skills, with no specific academic prerequisites.

Is the program available online?

Yes, the Diploma in English Language is offered online at Dunster Business School.

Will I receive a certificate upon completion?

Yes, upon successful completion of the program, learners will receive a Certificate in English Language from Dunster Business School.

How will I be assessed during the program?

Assessment is done through quizzes, assignments, and regular language proficiency assessments to track progress. You will also be provided with regular feedback.

How does this program help with career development?

The diploma in English language enhances communication skills essential for various professional roles and increases employability in global markets.