Vocabulary Master — 30 Days of Everyday English
A one-month vocabulary course for adults who are starting English, built entirely on the ESA method — Engage, Study, Activate. Every day wakes you up with questions you answer out loud, teaches a tight set of words through a recorded session with your teacher, opens the microphone so an AI scores your pronunciation, and then makes you use the words in a role-play, a conversation and a real-world task before you close the app.
Twenty-four teaching days cover the vocabulary of an entire life: introductions, family, home, food, time, daily routine, directions, shopping, travel, work, study, technology, appearance, personality, feelings, objects, weather, health, opinions, requests, apologies, plans, storytelling and small talk. Four weekly reviews consolidate, a final mastery test measures, and a graduation day sends you out with a maintenance plan.
The medium of instruction is simple English throughout, written for learners whose first language is not English — with a "Careful" warning on every day naming the specific mistakes made by Indian, South Asian and other non-native speakers, and why each one lands differently abroad.
Enrolment and classes run on LangVR, the BRETS learning platform.
Talk to admissionsBRETS English Academy, Kochi. Call +91 97451 20343.
What is covered
31 modules, taught in this order.
- 0120 minDay 0 · Start here — how this course works
understand exactly how the next thirty days work, and make the one decision that determines whether you finish
- 0235 minDay 1 · Hello, I am…
greet someone you have never met, say who you are, and ask their name — without translating in your head first
- 0335 minDay 2 · My people
describe your whole family in English, and name every relationship without inventing a word
- 0435 minDay 3 · Where I live
walk somebody through your home in English, room by room, naming what is in it
- 0535 minDay 4 · Food and eating
order a meal, describe what you eat, and say what you cannot eat — clearly enough that nobody has to guess
- 0635 minDay 5 · Numbers, time and dates
say any time, any date and any price out loud, and understand them when somebody says them fast
- 0735 minDay 6 · My day, hour by hour
describe your entire day from waking to sleeping, using the verbs you actually need fifty times a day
- 0840 minDay 7 · Week 1 review and speaking challenge
prove to yourself that six days of words have become one working set you can use without thinking
- 0935 minDay 8 · Finding my way
ask for directions, understand the answer, and give directions to somebody who is lost
- 1035 minDay 9 · Shopping and money
ask a price, compare two things, ask for a discount and complete a purchase — all in English
- 1135 minDay 10 · Getting there
buy a ticket, board the right vehicle, ask about delays and handle an airport in English
- 1235 minDay 11 · Work and jobs
explain what you do for a living, describe your workplace, and talk about your work day like a professional
- 1335 minDay 12 · Learning and studying
talk about your education, ask a teacher a question properly, and describe how you learn best
- 1435 minDay 13 · Phone, apps and the internet
handle a phone call, describe a technical problem, and write a short message that does not sound like a form letter
- 1540 minDay 14 · Week 2 review and the halfway challenge
handle a complete real-world errand in English from start to finish — travel, ask, buy, explain
- 1635 minDay 15 · Describing people
describe what somebody looks like clearly enough that a stranger could pick them out of a crowd
- 1735 minDay 16 · What people are like
describe somebody's character — including your own — in a job interview or a conversation
- 1835 minDay 17 · How I feel
say exactly how you feel, ask how somebody else feels, and never confuse "bored" with "boring" again
- 1935 minDay 18 · Describing things
describe any object precisely — and put two or three adjectives in the order a native speaker expects
- 2035 minDay 19 · Weather and the world outside
talk about the weather naturally — the safest conversation opener in every English-speaking country
- 2135 minDay 20 · Health and the body
describe a symptom accurately to a doctor or a pharmacist — the highest-stakes English you will ever speak
- 2240 minDay 21 · Week 3 review and the description challenge
describe a person, an object and a feeling accurately enough that somebody else could picture all three
- 2335 minDay 22 · What I think
give an opinion, agree, and disagree politely enough that the other person keeps listening
- 2435 minDay 23 · Asking for things
ask anybody for anything — a favour, a change, a delay — without sounding demanding
- 2535 minDay 24 · When things go wrong
apologise properly, explain what happened without making excuses, and offer a fix
- 2635 minDay 25 · Plans and the future
talk about tomorrow, next year and the rest of your life — and choose correctly between "will" and "going to"
- 2735 minDay 26 · Telling a story
tell a two-minute story about something that happened to you, in order, with a beginning and an end
- 2835 minDay 27 · Keeping a conversation alive
start a conversation with a stranger, keep it going for five minutes, and end it gracefully
- 2945 minDay 28 · Week 4 review and the conversation challenge
run a full five-minute conversation that includes an opinion, a request, an apology, a plan and a story
- 3050 minDay 29 · The final mastery test
prove, in one sitting, that four weeks of vocabulary have become one working language
- 3130 minDay 30 · Graduation — and what happens next
hear how far you have come, and leave with a plan that does not depend on this course
Who teaches it
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