Mastering English Pronunciation: Speak Clearly And Confident

Build accurate, confident English pronunciation using IPA, stress, intonation, and real-world speaking practice.

What you'll learn

Recognize and produce all standard English vowel and consonant sounds using correct mouth positioning and voicing techniques.

Use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as a tool to improve pronunciation accuracy.

Distinguish between commonly confused English sounds (e.g., /b/ vs /v/, /ɪ/ vs /iː/) and correct habitual mispronunciations.

Apply English word stress and sentence stress rules to improve clarity and fluency.

Master the rhythm and intonation patterns of natural English speech including rising/falling tones and connected speech.

Practice pronunciation in real-life scenarios such as phone calls, presentations, and interviews.

Develop self-correction strategies through recording, listening, and targeted practice.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of English – This course is best for beginner to intermediate English learners (CEFR A2–B2 level).

A willingness to practice out loud – Speaking aloud and repeating words/sentences is essential for improving pronunciation.

Headphones or speakers – To hear the sounds of English clearly and distinguish subtle differences.

A microphone or recording app – Recommended for self-recording and practicing pronunciation.

Access to a quiet space – Helpful for focused listening and speaking practice.

Optional) A printer – To print worksheets or visual aids (digital copies are always provided).

Description

Are you often asked to repeat yourself when speaking English? Do you worry that your pronunciation is holding you back in conversations, interviews, or presentations? Do you wish you had more opportunities to practice your conversational and academic English? This step-by-step course will help you speak English more clearly, confidently, and naturally—no matter your native language.In Mastering English Pronunciation, you will:Learn how to pronounce all key English vowel and consonant sounds with proper mouth positioningUse the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to build awareness and precisionMaster word and sentence stress to sound more fluentPractice intonation and connected speech for a natural flowTackle common pronunciation challenges based on your first languageApply your skills in real-life speaking tasks such as interviews, presentations, and phone callsThis course is designed for beginner to intermediate English as a Second Language (ESL) learners. In this course, you will interact with guided video lessons, visual aids, practice exercises, and opportunities for self-recording and feedback. Whether you’re preparing for your IELTS or TOEFL  test, or you simply want to be understood more easily, this course will give you the tools and confidence to take your spoken English to the next level.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome & Course Overview

Lecture 2 How to Use This Course Effectively

Lecture 3 Download your Course Workbook!

Lecture 4 Introduction to the IPA

Section 2: The Sounds of English: Vowels

Lecture 5 Short Vowels /ɪ/, /e/, /æ/, /ʌ/, /ɒ/, /ʊ/

Lecture 6 Long Vowels /iː/, /ɑː/, /ɔː/, /uː/, /ɜː/

Lecture 7 Diphthongs /eɪ/, /aɪ/, /əʊ/, etc.

Section 3: The Sounds of English: Consonants

Lecture 8 Voiced vs Voiceless Sounds

Lecture 9 Commonly Confused Consonants: /b/ vs /v/, /θ/ vs /s/, etc.

Lecture 10 Ending Consonants & Linking Sounds

Section 4: Word Stress & Sentence Stress

Lecture 11 Syllables and Word Stress Rules

Lecture 12 Stress in Compound Words and Numbers

Lecture 13 Sentence Stress and Rhythm

Section 5: Intonation & Connected Speech

Lecture 14 Rising and Falling Intonation

Lecture 15 Thought Groups and Pausing

Lecture 16 Linking, Elision, and Intrusion

Section 6: Common Pronunciation Challenges (by Language Group)

Lecture 17 For Native Spanish Speakers

Lecture 18 For Native Mandarin Speakers

Lecture 19 For Native Arabic Speakers

Lecture 20 For Native French Speakers

Section 7: Practice with Real-life Scenarios

Lecture 21 Everyday Conversations

Lecture 22 Telephone/Zoom Etiquette

Lecture 23 Pronunciation in Presentations

Section 8: Final Assessment & Wrap-up

Lecture 24 Final Challenge: Read a Paragraph Aloud

Lecture 25 Course Review & What’s Next

ESL learners at beginner to intermediate levels,International professionals or students preparing for interviews, presentations, or exams like IELTS/TOEFL,Anyone who feels misunderstood due to pronunciation