
Baba Alexander’s Free English Class Marks 3 Years, Breaks World Record
Baba Alexander’s Free English Class Marks 3 Years, Breaks World Record
Key Highlights:
- Baba Alexander’s free English class celebrated its 3-year anniversary.
- The program entered the Golden Book of World Records for participant numbers.
- Classes emphasize practical learning, avoiding traditional grammar teaching.
Srinagar: Baba Alexander’s free spoken English class has reached a significant milestone, completing three years of empowering individuals globally to overcome language barriers. Since its inception on September 5, 2021, the program has attracted participants from various regions, including Malayalis, thanks to its unique approach to language learning.
Baba Alexander, a master trainer with the National Child Development Council (NCDC) and a Global Goodwill Ambassador, has been leading these two-hour sessions every Friday from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm on Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube.
His innovative teaching method, which sidesteps traditional grammar rules in favor of interactive activities, has been a key factor in the program’s success.
According to the NCDC, Baba Alexander’s class recently entered the Golden Book of World Records, a testament to its popularity and effectiveness. The program’s success lies in its focus on addressing the psychological barriers that often prevent people from speaking English.
Baba Alexander employs a 50-hour module that uses games and puzzles to introduce participants gradually to the language, making the learning process both engaging and effective.
The program, known as Baba Easy Spoken English, has garnered significant social attention for its innovative methods and dedication to free education.
NCDC officials have lauded Baba Alexander’s ongoing commitment to helping individuals improve their English-speaking skills, highlighting the transformative impact it has had on countless lives.
Interested individuals can join the free Baba Easy Spoken English program by saving the number +919895211604 on their phones and sending a WhatsApp message with the word “Interested.”
This simple step opens the door to a world of opportunities, helping people break free from language barriers and achieve greater confidence in English communication.
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