Special Focus

Special Focus Curriculum

Lessons and curriculum can be tailored to fit special focuses such as vocabulary used in medical or law enforcement environments. Below please find a tentative outline of how these lessons are usually structured.

1)      Student/Client Assessment and determination special focus

2)      Introduction to basic vocabulary as pertaining to special focus

3)      Introduction to phrases and conversational tools

4)      Emphasis on conversation and interactions

5)      Build strong conversation skills with basic vocabulary already learned.

Special focus lessons are very flexible and can be designed to fit exactly what you need to know; there is a heavy emphasis on phrases and vocabulary as well as conversation.

Materials often include: lists of vocabulary, worksheets, and literature pertaining to the subject.

It is recommended (yet not mandatory) that you study these materials as well as try to include the phrases we use onto as much of your daily life as possible, since repetition is possibly one of the most important factors in becoming fluent in another language.

Special focus areas often include: (if your focus is not on the list tell me what it is so can accommodate you)

Medical

Education/teaching

Law enforcement

Social work

Travel