English For Parents

What Will You Learn?

• Everyday English for Parents:
• Basic and conversational English phrases used in daily family life.
• Vocabulary and expressions for common parenting scenarios.
• Role-playing everyday interactions, such as at the supermarket, playground, or doctor's office.
• Communicating with Schools and Teachers:
• Language skills for parent-teacher meetings and school events.
• How to read and understand school reports, newsletters, and emails.
• Writing notes to teachers and responding to school communications.
• Supporting Your Child’s Education:
• Helping with homework and understanding school subjects.
• Using English to discuss educational topics and schoolwork with your child.
• Engaging with educational resources and activities at home.
• Health and Safety Language:
• Discussing your child’s health and well-being with healthcare providers.
• Understanding medical instructions and communicating about illnesses or injuries.
• Language for safety and emergency situations.
• Building Community Connections:
• Making friends and building relationships with other parents.
• Participating in community events and activities.
• Navigating local services and resources (e.g., libraries, community centers).
• Cultural Awareness and Integration:
• Understanding cultural differences and norms in English-speaking environments.
• Celebrating holidays and traditions while respecting diverse cultures.
• Helping your child adapt to and thrive in a multicultural setting.
• Managing Family Finances and Household Tasks:
• Language for budgeting, shopping, and managing family expenses.
• Communicating with service providers and understanding contracts or agreements.
• Discussing household chores and responsibilities in English.
• Emotional and Social Support:
• Expressing and discussing emotions, feelings, and social issues.
• Encouraging and guiding children through social challenges and friendships.
• Providing emotional support and positive reinforcement in English.
• Technology and Online Communication:
• Using English in digital contexts, such as social media, emails, and online forums.
• Monitoring and guiding your child’s online activities and safety.
• Utilizing educational apps and websites to support learning.
• Developing Language Skills Together:
• Engaging in activities that promote language learning for both you and your child.
• Reading stories, playing games, and singing songs in English as a family.
• Creating a language-rich environment at home.
• Advanced Topics and Special Interests:
• Exploring specific interests or advanced topics based on your needs.
• Tailored lessons on areas such as career-related English or advanced communication skills.
• Continuous support and resources for ongoing language development.