Children at this stage acquire language rapidly. Under the guidance of an experienced OAKS School teacher, your child will progressively learn to conjugate verbs across different tenses and construct well-formed sentences using vocabulary developed through both structured study and interactive activities with peers.

Students will become familiar with essential topics such as numbers, colors, food, animals, and telling time. This foundation supports the development of clear and effective speaking skills, enabling them to communicate confidently in academic and social contexts, including conversations, classroom discussions, and oral presentations.

In addition, students may participate in enjoyable conversation training sessions conducted outside the classroom, visiting locations in the surrounding area to reinforce practical language use.

The average contact time with OAKS School teachers may vary. Students enrolled in a single module can expect a minimum of two hours per week, with extended periods allocated to in-field conversation training as their study load increases. Outside of class time, students are expected to engage in independent study, complete assigned tasks, and follow a structured reading program.