Top English courses

Hi, I am David, admin of EnglishTipsA2Z blog. Let me share all of you about best English courses as below, I hope you enjoy it.

1. Free course: Learn English with Misterduncan' - All of my English Lessons

+ Learning method: Watch YouTube playlist
+ Author: Speak English With Misterduncan

2. Learn English Speaking Course-How To Speak English Fluently

Course description:

+ Rating: 4.3*/5 ( by 1,112 students)
+ 8,730 students enrolled
+ Created by Terry Mc Gonigle
+ Refund policy: 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
+ Training time: 9 hours on-demand video
+ 24 downloadable resources
+ Full lifetime access
+ Access on mobile and TV
+ Certificate of Completion

What you'll learn:

+ Learn to speak intermediate English with perfect grammar!
+ Use natural native speaker English pronunciation
+ Use advanced conditionals including past modals (vital to speak English fluently).
+ Practise and learn English speaking throughout the course
+ Improve your listening ! Learn all the native speaker pronunciation
+ Improve your listening ! Learn all native English speaking pronunciation

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Alison

This is the one that started it all. Opened in 2007, Alison is considered by most to be the first MOOC.

And it’s still a great place to learn! The website has over 1,000 courses. Its focus is on improving work skills to help you get a new job, or to get a promotion in your current job. Because of this, Alison has an entire section of English language courses with lots of great English courses for all different levels.

Courses you should be taking:

• Social English Language Skills: This course helps you improve your conversational English.
• Introduction to English Grammar: Here, you can learn grammar tenses and how to form a good sentence.

MOOEC

This website is just for English learners. As you may have guessed, MOOEC stands for Massive Open Online English Course. This site has classes for learners at all levels, from beginner to advanced.

The courses offered here are shorter than in most MOOCs. Instead of taking weeks to complete, MOOEC gives its courses as single lessons. If you’re not sure if online study is right for you, MOOEC is a good place to start, since it will take less of your time.

MOOEC was created in Australia, and some of the lessons make that very clear (easy to see). There are some classes about places in Australia. Some of the spelling might be different from American English, so keep that in mind.

Courses you should be taking:

• Elementary English Course: Here’s a perfect course if you’re just starting out.

• Common Mistakes: This course covers some of the most common English mistakes people make.

• Coffee Culture: For anyone interested in Australian English and culture, this class teaches everyday listening and speaking skills.

FutureLearn

Many online courses can be done on your own, but FutureLearn encourages students to be social and talk with the other people taking the same courses. With over a million enrolled in the classes here, there will be lots of people to talk to!

The courses offered come from 40 places all across the world, including some top British institutions like the British Council and British Museum. FutureLearn has no partners in the U.S., so if you’re looking for American English, you might want to try a different website.

FutureLearn works like many MOOCs—lessons are given every week for a certain number of weeks. You can learn along with the class, which is highly encouraged (so you can talk to other students). But if the class doesn’t fit into your schedule, you can take it at your own pace.

Courses you should be taking:

• A Beginner’s Guide to Writing in English for University Study: This one is designed for people interested in studying in an English-speaking country, but can be useful for any English learner.

• Understanding IELTS: Techniques for English Language Tests: This course is excellent if you’re planning to take any English test, but especially the IELTS.

• Exploring English: Language and Culture: With this course, you can learn about British culture as you improve your English.

edX

EdX is one of the biggest MOOC websites out there. It was created by Harvard and MIT, two very famous and expensive universities in America. You can find a lot of college-level courses here, created and taught by actual professors from top universities.

You can actually earn college credits on edX, through Arizona State University. It’s not free, but it’s cheaper than being in an actual college. Some of the courses have certificates you can get for completing them. Most of these cost some money, so make sure you check the details before you sign up!

Like most other MOOCs, classes here are similar to college courses and some take a few weeks to complete. A certain number of hours is needed each week to learn all the material. You can learn along with the class, or read through a course after it’s complete (though you won’t get to talk to others about it if you choose to do that!).

Courses you should be taking:

• English Grammar and Style: This course for intermediate to advanced learners will help you become a better writer.

• Conversational English Skills: If you’re looking for something easier, this course helps you learn the basics of how to speak with others in English.

Open Learning

You will find a very friendly environment at Open Learning. Here, anyone can take or create a course. You might not find as many college professors, but you will find experts who want to share their skills.

Open Learning does work with a number of universities, so you can find a good mix of both professional and more casual courses here. Not all the courses on Open Learning are free, but there are some that are free and open to anyone.

Courses you should be taking:

• Using Sentence Connectors: Here, you can learn English writing and grammar at a pre-college level of English.

Canvas Network

The Canvas Network is a website for “lifelong learners,” or people who want to continue learning even when they’re finished with school. They have courses from a lot of universities, and many of the classes are very professional.

This website encourages students to learn along with the class and have conversations about the lessons. If you prefer to learn on your own, you can do that, too. All the material is available for you to see once a course is over.

Courses you should be taking:

• College Readiness: Reading, Writing, and Math: This class lets you choose what you want to study, and has some good information on grammar and understanding what you read.