I’m arranging a short-term coaching program for adult learners who already communicate in English but want to sound naturally African and feel at ease in real-life conversations. The primary objective is clear: elevate their speaking skills—pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation—so they can interact confidently in social and professional settings without losing clarity. You’ll guide a small virtual class (four to six participants) through live, interactive sessions. I plan to schedule two 60-minute lessons per week over four weeks, delivered via Zoom or Google Meet. Between sessions, the group will complete light practice assignments such as recorded monologues or dialogue drills, which I’d like you to review and return with voice notes. To keep things measurable, I’ll need: • A concise lesson roadmap before we begin, outlining weekly focus areas (vowel and consonant shifts, stress patterns, cultural expressions, etc.). • Session recordings shared within 12 hours for replay. • Individual feedback sheets after each class highlighting strengths and next-step targets. • A final progress summary for every participant. If this matches your experience, let me know the accent variety you specialise in (e.g., Kenyan, Nigerian, South African) and examples of previous adult pronunciation work. I’m ready to start as soon as we confirm the schedule.