
OET
On day one, candidates are assessed and placed at the right level. Each level combines guided practice, feedback, mock tests, and strategy sessions so progress is measurable and aligned to OET band requirements.
On day one, learners are assessed and placed in the right level. Each level includes guided practice, feedback, and interactive activities to make progress measurable and visible.
Offered by Leaders Training Centre

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The Spoken English course at Leaders Training Centre helps learners build practical communication skills for daily life, study, and work. Lessons focus on speaking and listening confidence, clear pronunciation, useful vocabulary, and real conversation practice. You will also strengthen reading and writing to support presentations, emails, and everyday tasks.
Level placement on day one, so you start at the right level
A speaking-first approach: role-plays, Q&A, presentations and live feedback
Small classes, for more speaking time and individual guidance
30 hours of classroom training per level, with no core communication skill left out
Weekly progress checks and trainer feedback
Weekend classes and a modular structure for working learners
Recorded classes, to review anything you miss
Trainer notes, practice tasks and e-learning videos, with email and WhatsApp groups for practice between sessions


Leaders Training Centre was established in 2019 and delivers tailored training across Accountancy, Health & Safety, Management, and Languages. Our approach combines experienced faculty, small class sizes, and structured resources to ensure measurable learner outcomes.
We regularly collaborate with international and local organizations for corporate trainings and maintain long‑term client partnerships based on consistent quality and service.
For work: Professional English for the Workplace and Business Writing and Professional Email.
For confidence: Leadership and Public Speaking.
Training a team? Ask about corporate training in Qatar.
Each level provides 30 hours of classroom training with guided practice in:
Speaking & Listening — conversations, meetings, everyday topics
Pronunciation — sound clarity, stress, rhythm, and intonation
Vocabulary & Grammar — functional phrases and patterns
Reading & Writing — emails, forms, notes, and short reports
Beginner (A1)
Elementary (A2)
Pre-Intermediate (A2+)
Intermediate (B1)
Classes run in the classroom in Doha, with a hybrid option, led by experienced instructors, supported by e‑learning resources and after‑class help.
This course suits anyone in Qatar who understands English on paper but lacks confidence speaking it in real situations, such as job interviews, workplace meetings, customer interactions, or everyday social settings.
It is equally useful for professionals who read and write English competently at work but feel less confident speaking spontaneously, and for newcomers to Qatar who need functional spoken English for daily life.
The course places deliberate emphasis on speaking practice rather than grammar drilling, since that is typically the specific gap learners in this category need to close.
Preparing for a test score instead? See IELTS preparation classes in Doha.
The Spoken English course is structured across practical levels so learners can start from the right point and progress gradually.
Each level focuses on practical communication, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, and writing for everyday and workplace use.
Beginner: CEFR A1
Elementary: CEFR A2
Pre-Intermediate: CEFR A2+
Intermediate: CEFR B1
What you can do after each level (based on the CEFR descriptions):
Beginner (A1): introduce yourself and others, ask and answer simple personal questions
Elementary (A2): handle simple, routine exchanges about familiar matters, such as shopping, work and your local area
Pre-Intermediate (A2+): a stronger A2, talking about familiar topics with more confidence and range
Intermediate (B1): deal with most everyday situations, describe experiences and give reasons for your opinions
The course runs from A1 to B1. If you are already at B2 or above, ask an advisor about Professional English for the Workplace.
The course serves learners across four levels: Beginner, Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, and Intermediate, so it accommodates both those starting from a low base and those refining existing skills.
Beginner corresponds to CEFR A1, Elementary to A2, Pre-Intermediate to A2+, and Intermediate to B1.
Each level includes 30 hours of classroom training covering speaking, listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, reading, and writing.
Yes. Recorded classes are available so learners can review missed content at their own pace.
Yes. Weekend classes are available, and the modular structure suits working learners.
Yes. Everyone is assessed on day one and placed at the right level, starting from Beginner (CEFR A1).
Classes run in the classroom at our centre in Doha, with a hybrid option. Recordings are available if you miss a session.
Spoken English builds everyday and workplace speaking confidence, level by level. IELTS preparation trains you for the format and marking of the IELTS test to reach a band score.
Fees depend on the level and schedule you choose. Contact an advisor for the current fees and the next batch.
Tell us a little about yourself and an advisor will contact you about batch timings, fees and eligibility. No obligation.
Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00

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