Beginner level
Based on AJ Hoge’s Effortless English Method
Nova Walk and Talk Beginner is a one-month online English speaking course designed for beginners (A2–B1 level) who want to improve fluency, build confidence, and speak more naturally in everyday situations.
This course features 16 original mini-stories inspired by Afghan life — covering practical topics such as school, work, travel, social interactions, and common challenges faced by English learners. Using AJ Hoge’s proven storytelling and repetition techniques, students will practice thinking directly in English and speaking smoothly without hesitation.
Duration: 1 Month
Schedule: 4 Days per Week
Curriculum Base: AJ Hoge’s Effortless English Style, with Afghan-focused Mini-Stories
Delivery Mode: 100% Online, Self-Paced with Assignments and Instructor Feedback
Improve your English speaking speed and clarity for everyday conversations
Gain confidence in handling common situations like interviews, travel, and socializing
Practice regularly with engaging stories, comprehension quizzes, and speaking exercises
Receive personalized instructor feedback on your speaking assignments
Prepare effectively for exams such as TOEFL Primary, TOEFL Junior, or daily workplace communication
Beginner level learners (A2–B1) eager to boost speaking skills
Students preparing for early TOEFL Junior or similar international exams
Professionals in Afghanistan aiming to communicate confidently in English at work or study
Learners who prefer a dynamic, story-based approach rather than traditional grammar study
To complete this lesson, students must:
Watch the lesson video.
Answer the comprehension and vocabulary quizzes.
Retell the story (upload audio).
Complete the short writing task.
In this lesson, learners will follow Fatima as she goes to the bazaar to buy fresh fruits, practicing English phrases used in shopping and everyday Afghan life. This lesson will help learners improve their vocabulary related to fruits, shopping, and basic conversation skills.
Join Sami and Farid for a fun day at the park — practice your English with real Afghan stories!
Maiwand visits the city library for the first time — a small step that opens the door to new books, new knowledge, and new experiences.
Roya comes home from university and finds her brother Osman struggling with his English homework. She patiently helps him write sentences about their family. Osman feels happy and thankful for her support.
To complete this lesson successfully, students must:
Watch the video lesson.
Answer the Vocabulary and Comprehension Quiz
Retell the story in audio/video format.
Submit the Written Assignment
Students must complete all these tasks to finish the lesson:
Watch or listen to the story video
Answer all comprehension and vocabulary quiz questions (multiple choice)
Retell the story in their own words (upload audio)
Submit the short written assignment
Every Friday, Haya joins her father in their peaceful Paghman garden. As they water flowers and pick tomatoes, she learns love, hard work, and family pride. A heartwarming tale from the mountains of Paghman — in clear, simple English for confident learners.
Nasir travels from peaceful Bamyan to busy Ghazni to visit his cousin Zahra. Along the way, he enjoys scenic views and a warm family lunch of Qabuli and naan. A simple Afghan story to build your English skills with real cultural charm.
In Wazir Akbar Khan, Shirzaad faces a small challenge—his dog Max is hungry, but there’s no food! With help from a kind neighbor, Kareem, he finds a solution. A heartwarming Kabul story that teaches daily English with real Afghan flavor.
Farid and Mariam take their kids for a refreshing picnic by Qargha Lake. With homemade kebab, laughter, and a peaceful boat ride, it’s the perfect Afghan weekend escape—ideal for learning everyday English in a relatable setting.
Sami prepares for a life-changing interview at the UN office in Kabul. With help from his friend Jawad, he faces the challenge head-on—nervous but hopeful. A relatable story for learners about ambition, preparation, and believing in yourself.
Noman works hard to prepare all his papers for a Canadian student visa. With careful planning and a trip to the post office, he sends his documents off and dreams about his future in Canada. A real-life story about hope, preparation, and taking the next step.
Sohrab loves gaming but learns the hard way that playing PUBG all night can cause trouble—especially when family plans are involved! A fun story about friends, games, and finding balance.
After a long power outage, Malalay watched a hopeful interview on TOLO TV about reopening girls’ schools in Paktia. Though her brother Ahmad was skeptical, Malalay felt a spark of hope for her future and her dreams of finishing high school. That day, faith in change grew quietly in their home.
Against power cuts and weak internet, Shabana stayed determined. With hope in her heart, she sent her scholarship application—one step closer to her dream.
Tired from his busy job in Kabul, Abaseen escaped to the quiet beauty of Panjshir. For three days, he listened to the river, sipped tea, and found peace. He returned refreshed—with a smile and a message: “Sometimes, nature is the best medicine.”
د زده کړو د بهیر پالیسي
لومړی ماده:
هر محصل د کورس د پیل نه وروسته، هره ورځ یوازې یو درس ترلاسه کوي. درسونه به ترتیب سره پرانېستل کېږي او د محصلینو لهخوا په خپل وخت باید تعقیب شي.
دوهمه ماده:
هر کورس د یوې میاشتې لپاره طرحه شوی او باید تر اعظمي حده په ۴۰ ورځو کې بشپړ شي. د دې پالیسي موخه دا ده چې محصلین منظم پاتې شي او وخت یې ضایع نه شي.
پالیسی روند آموزش
ماده اول:
هر محصل پس از آغاز کورس، هر روز تنها به یک درس دسترسی خواهد داشت. درسها به ترتیب باز میشوند و باید در زمان مناسب دنبال شوند.
ماده دوم:
هر کورس برای مدت یک ماه طراحی شده و باید حداکثر در ۴۰ روز تکمیل شود. هدف این است که دروس محصلین منظم به پیش رفته و وقت شان هدر نرود.
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