English in Daily Life is a specially designed programme for
learners who wish to improve their English so that they can communicate in
English comfortably in their daily life. It is meant for those of you who
already have some basic skills in the language and are now ready to acquire
greater proficiency in it.
Topics |
Publishing Weeks |
Topics |
Greetings and Goodbye |
Week
1 |
Starting and Ending Conversations |
Week
2 |
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Week
3 |
Non- Verbal Communication: Body Language |
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The World around Us |
Week
4 |
Family and Friends |
Week
5 |
Describing Daily Events |
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Week
6 |
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Week
7 |
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Media and Entertainment |
Week
8 |
The
Media |
Week
9 |
The
Floating Markets of Thailand |
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Week
10 |
People
at Work |
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Week
11 |
The
Smell of Food |
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Burning Issues |
Week
12 |
Social
Injustice |
Week
13 |
Make
Peace Not War |
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Week
14 |
Young
Leaders |
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Week
15 |
Doing
Away with Exam |
A doctorate from Centre for English Studies, JNU in Folk Literature and Translation Studies in Postcolonial Perspectives, Dr Gaur has been a gold Medalist throughout her academic career. Deeply privileged to study and teach in premier universities like JNU, DU, PU she had been a part of diverse administrative assignments while in DU. Her passion to make academia Indo-centric has engaged her at various levels. She has proposed an introduction of a new course in IGNOU titled" Indian Literary Theory and Criticism". She lectures extensively especially in JNU HRDC and CPDHE-DU on her areas of interest and research. She has appeared on TV and radio on many occasions.She works for women empowerment and was the 1st convenor of Savitribai Phule Memorial lecture, Nehru Memorial, Delhi. Her book titled 'Indian Perspective on Women' is under publication. She has been widely published in various international journals and edited books. She has organized, participated, presented papers and chaired sessions in various national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. Her areas of interest include Literary Theory, Postcolonial Studies, Diaspora Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender Studies, Oral Narratives, Film Studies, Indian Knowledge and Critical Traditions, Indian Classical Literatures. She has taught subjects like Literary Theory, Postcolonial Studies, Indian Diaspora, Translation Studies, British Romantic Literature, British 18th Century for almost 15 years now.
Exam Registration URL: Announcements will be made when the registration form is open for registrations.
The online registration form has to be filled, and the certification exam fee needs to be paid.
CRITERIA TO GET A CERTIFICATE
30 Marks will be allocated for Internal Assessment (Final Quiz- Mandatory) which will be available at the end of the course and 70 Marks will be allocated for end term proctored examination.
A minimum of 40% passing marks (i.e. at-least 12 marks in Internal Assessment (Final Quiz- Mandatory) & 28 Marks in external proctored examination) will be required for being eligible for SWAYAM Certificate.
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