Spoken English Classes Online — Learn English Speaking and Grammar Through Hindi
AAS Knowledge Point runs spoken English classes online for Hindi-speaking adults and school students across India. Every lesson is taught in Hinglish — you learn the rules in the language you think in, then practise it in English.
The teaching follows a fixed sequence. English grammar first, then daily English conversation practice, then your specific goal: interviews, CBSE board exams, or IELTS. Nothing is random, and you always know what comes next.
Classes are led by Seema Sinha, an English speaking coach with over 25 years of experience in education, formerly faculty at Miranda House and Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University. She has taught more than 4,000 students.
Live online classes are available anywhere in India; offline classes run from our Vaishali, Ghaziabad office. Every topic comes with a free blog, a free video, a ₹39 mini e-book and a ₹9 cheat sheet. The first class is free.
What Is AAS Knowledge Point?
AAS Knowledge Point is a spoken English and English grammar learning platform for Hindi-speaking adults and school students in India. It combines free blogs and videos with low-cost practice material — a ₹39 mini e-book and a ₹9 cheat sheet for every topic. Teaching is in Hinglish; written material is in English.
Learn the rule, see the bridge, say it out loud
We have been running for over 15 years. The approach is simple: learn the grammar rule properly, see it used in a real Hindi-to-English example, then practise it out loud until it stops feeling like translation.
No Fake Promises
We do not make “fluent in 30 days” promises. What we offer is a sequence that works if you follow it, adjusted to each learner’s pace.
Who Are These Spoken English Classes For?
Our spoken English classes are built for five kinds of learners. We teach in small batches of three to four students, or one to one — no large batches.
Working Adults Who Freeze
You understand English and can read it, but the words don’t come out in a meeting or on a call. This is the most common learner we see.
Job Seekers Preparing for Interviews
You need to answer common interview questions — starting with “tell me about yourself” — without rehearsing forty times.
IELTS Candidates
You need Band 7 or higher, and you need the Speaking module to stop costing you marks.
Complete Beginners
Starting from zero. Our basic English grammar for beginners track assumes no prior knowledge — a genuine spoken English course for beginners, not an intermediate course renamed.
School Students
Children who need a strong English foundation to score well in exams and speak confidently, with CBSE syllabus support, practice sessions and sample papers.
How Do You Learn Spoken English With Us?
You learn in three stages, always in order. Grammar builds the structure, conversation builds the fluency, and the specialist track prepares you for your goal. Most learners spend the longest time in Stage 1 — which is exactly why they stop repeating the same mistakes later.
Build the English Grammar Foundation
English grammar for speaking is not the same as exam grammar. You need the rules that change how a sentence sounds out loud — covered in a fixed ladder, one topic at a time.
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Practise Daily English Conversation
Grammar you cannot use is useless. This stage covers daily English conversation practice in real situations: the market, the office, a bank, a phone call, a clinic, ordering food, giving directions.
We build your vocabulary inside these situations rather than as lists to memorise, so the word sticks the first time:
- Daily use English words
- Idioms and phrases
- Synonyms and antonyms
- English vocabulary with Hindi meaning
Specialise in Interviews, Exams or IELTS
Once you can hold a conversation, you train for your goal.
- Interview Preparation — HR questions, self-introduction, group discussion, workplace English
- IELTS Coaching — all four modules, with focused work on Writing Task 2 and Speaking Part 2
- CBSE English — language, literature and writing skills that carry marks
We also spend real time on one specific problem: sentences built by translating word-for-word from Hindi. “I am having a doubt.” “Since two years I am working here.” These are the common grammar mistakes that make otherwise fluent English suddenly sound wrong — and they are fixable in weeks once you can hear them.
What Makes This Different From Other Spoken English Courses?
Four things, honestly stated.
We Teach in Hindi and Write in English
Most providers offering an online English speaking course do one or the other. Explanations, examples and videos are in Hinglish because that is how our learners think. The blogs and study material are in English because that is what you need to get comfortable reading. The bridge is the point.
The Sequence Is Fixed
You do not pick a random topic each week. Articles come after adjectives. Tenses come after sentence structure. Every topic assumes you have done the one before it — so nothing is explained twice, and nothing is missing.
We Target Hindi-Speaker Mistakes Specifically
Literal translation, wrong prepositions, missing articles, continuous tense where English uses simple present. A generic spoken English course will not tell you these are your errors, because it is not built for your first language.
A Teacher, Not a Platform
Every class is taught by Seema Sinha, who has over 25 years of experience in the education industry. What we do not do: promise fluency in 30 days, run 200-student batches, or sell a bundle you will never finish.
Are Classes Online or Offline?
Both, with a clear split. Online English speaking classes are available to learners anywhere in India — live, interactive sessions, not recordings. Offline classes run only from our office in Vaishali, Ghaziabad, for learners who can travel there.
Online — Anywhere in India
Live, interactive sessions with the same teacher. Not recordings. Available to learners in any city.
Offline — In Person
In-person classes run only from our office in Vaishali, Ghaziabad, for learners who can travel there.
The material, the sequence and the teacher are identical either way; only the format changes. Group classes are ₹3,000 per month for three classes a week, in a batch of three to four students. One-to-one classes are priced to your requirement.
Explore by Track
Four tracks. English grammar is the foundation for all of them.
E-Books and Cheat Sheets
Every topic has two products. They do different jobs, so most learners buy both.
| Mini E-Book ₹39 | Cheat Sheet ₹9 | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Full topic explanation with tips, tricks and English grammar exercises | One-page quick reference of the rules |
| Best for | Learning the topic properly for the first time | Revising before an interview, exam or class |
| Contains | Concept, Hindi-to-English examples, common mistakes, exercises with answers | Rules, examples, exception list — no exercises |
| Length | Detailed | One page, printable |
| When to use | While studying the topic | After you have studied it |
Both are instant downloads. Buy only the topics you need — there is no bundle you are forced into. Browse all products →
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I learn spoken English at home?
You can learn spoken English at home by following a fixed sequence rather than random videos: English grammar basics first, then daily English conversation practice, then your specific goal. The key is speaking out loud every day, even alone. Our free blogs and videos cover the full sequence, and the ₹39 e-books give you exercises to practise with.
Can I learn English speaking through Hindi?
Yes — and for most Hindi-speaking adults and children it is faster. Learn English through Hindi and you understand the rule immediately, instead of struggling with the explanation and the language at the same time. All our class and video explanations are in Hinglish with Hindi-to-English bridge examples, including English vocabulary with Hindi meaning. Written material stays in English so you build reading comfort alongside.
How long does it take to speak English fluently?
For most learners starting with basic grammar, noticeable improvement takes three to six months of consistent daily practice. Learners who practise for 20–30 minutes a day see faster results than those doing longer sessions twice a week. Fluency is a habit, not a course you finish. Anyone promising fluency in 30 days is focused on selling, not on your progress.
Do I need to learn English grammar to speak English?
You need a specific part of it. Spoken English grammar is a much smaller set of rules than exam grammar — mainly tenses in English grammar, articles, prepositions and sentence structure. Those four decide whether a sentence sounds right when spoken. You do not need to name every part of speech, but you do need to use them correctly without thinking.
Are these spoken English classes online or offline?
Spoken English classes online are available across India as live, interactive sessions. Offline classes run only at our Vaishali, Ghaziabad office. The syllabus, material and teacher are the same in both formats, and most students choose online. Group classes are ₹3,000 per month for three classes a week.
What do the e-books and cheat sheets cost?
Each mini e-book is ₹39 and each cheat sheet is ₹9, sold per topic. The e-book teaches the topic with English grammar exercises; the cheat sheet is a one-page revision reference. There is no free version and no bundle — you buy only the topics you need. Both download instantly after payment.
Is this suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. Our basic English grammar for beginners course assumes no prior knowledge and is taught entirely in Hinglish, so you are never stuck on the explanation itself. Spoken English classes for beginners start with noun, pronoun and verb, then build sentence by sentence. Beginners typically spend two to three months here before moving to conversation practice.