Practical English for Everyday Life: A 10-Day Beginner Course for Adults
Skilled in academic support, written communication and educational content review with a commitment to learner-centred instruction and helping students develop their English communication skills and confidence through personalised online lessons.
Teacher & owner Dipanwita Chatterjee
10 sessions · 1 hour per session
About this QSquad
TESOL/TEFL-qualified English tutor with a 220-hour International Diploma in TESOL/TEFL, specialising in Business English Teacher Training and C1-level English proficiency (IELTS). Experienced in teaching Economics, reviewing educational materials and explaining complex concepts through clear, structured communication. Holds postgraduate qualifications in Economics and Anthropology of Global Futures and Sustainability. Skilled in academic support, written communication and educational content review with a commitment to learner-centred instruction and helping students develop their English communication skills and confidence through personalised online lessons.
Teacher
Dipanwita ChatterjeeWhat you will learn
- Ease of conversation in your personal and professional life
Sessions
Starts 2026-12-01 — 2027-02-02
- IntroductionLearn how to introduce yourself, greet people and engage in basic social interactions. Students practise sharing personal information, including their name, nationality, occupation and place of residence. The lesson focuses on building confidence in speaking English in everyday social situations.
- Everyday Communication and Common ExpressionsLearn commonly used English expressions for daily interactions, including asking for help, making requests, expressing gratitude and responding politely. Students practise useful phrases such as "Could you help me?", "I don't understand" and "Could you repeat that, please?"
- Describing Your Daily Life and RoutineDevelop the ability to talk about everyday activities, work schedules, personal habits and routines. Students learn common verbs and practise constructing sentences using the simple present tense to describe their daily lives.
- Family, Relationships and Personal ExperiencesLearn vocabulary related to family, relationships and personal backgrounds. Students practise talking about their families, describing people and sharing basic information about their lives using simple sentence structures.
- Shopping, Money and Everyday TransactionsDevelop practical English communication skills for shopping and everyday transactions. Students learn how to ask about prices, understand numbers and quantities, make purchases and communicate with shopkeepers using polite expressions.
- Food, Restaurants and Ordering MealsLearn vocabulary related to food, beverages and dining experiences. Students practise ordering meals, asking about ingredients, expressing food preferences and communicating with restaurant staff through realistic role-play activities.
- Travelling, Transportation and Asking for DirectionsLearn essential English expressions for travelling and navigating unfamiliar places. Students practise asking for directions, booking transportation, enquiring about travel information and communicating in common travel situations.
- Describing People, Places and ExperiencesDevelop vocabulary and sentence-building skills to describe people, places, objects and personal experiences. Students learn basic adjectives and practise expressing opinions, likes, dislikes and preferences.
- Workplace Communication and Practical ConversationsDevelop basic English communication skills for professional and workplace environments. Students practise introducing themselves professionally, discussing their jobs, communicating with colleagues, asking questions and participating in simple workplace conversations.
- Practical English Conversation and RevisionConsolidate the vocabulary, grammar and communication skills developed throughout the course. Students participate in practical role-plays involving social interactions, shopping, travelling, workplace communication and everyday conversations. The focus is on improving speaking confidence, listening comprehension and the ability to communicate independently in basic English.
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This QSquad starts once minimum enrolment is reached.
Policies
Joining and leaving close exactly 24 hours before the scheduled start of the first session. At this cutoff, the enrolled student count is final. If minimum enrolment is reached, the total tuition value — the value per session multiplied by the number of sessions — is divided equally among enrolled students and deducted from their Q-Wallets, together with applicable additional fees, tax and optional donations. If minimum enrolment is not reached, the QSquad is cancelled automatically and all reserved funds are released.
Students who leave before the cutoff receive a full release of their reserved funds. If the QSquad is cancelled because minimum enrolment is not reached, no payment is collected. After the cutoff, students cannot leave through the normal enrolment process. Teacher or platform cancellations trigger refunds for undelivered sessions and any refundable associated fees.
Common questions
- How long is each session?
- Exactly one hour. Session length is fixed by edsoQ and is not something a teacher can change.
- What will I pay in total?
- 33 per session across 10 sessions, so 330 in total for this QSquad. Any tax, discount or scholarship funding is shown separately before you confirm.
- What happens if the minimum enrolment is not reached?
- This QSquad needs 1 student to start. If that is not reached you will be told before the start date, and the published refund policy applies.
- Can more students be added later?
- No. Capacity is fixed at 3 and does not change once anyone has joined.
Capacity, schedule & pricing
- QSquad value per session
- 100 Creds
- Total QSquad valueTotal QSquad valueValue per session × 10 sessions, shared equally by the students enrolled at the cutoff.
- 1,000 Creds
- Your estimated tuitionYour estimated tuitionIf it runs with the 0 enrolled now (or the minimum, if fewer).
- 1,000 Creds
- Most you can payMost you can payThe share at the minimum enrolment of 1; fewer cancels it and charges nothing.
- 1,000 Creds
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Tuition by number of students
| Students | Tuition each |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1,000 Creds |
| 2 | 500 Creds |
| 3 | 334 Creds |
Additional fees
- $20/ hour· per student100 Creds
Plus 5% tax on tuition and fees, added when you join.
This QSquad starts once minimum enrolment is reached.
Your seat is held once you join. The QSquad starts when minimum enrolment is reached.