Are you looking to extensively prepare for English essays and precis papers for the CSS or PMS exams? Then, let’s join Sir Syed Kazim Ali to learn Advanced English grammar and communication skills to write your ideas and arguments coherently, make assertions and support them with relevant evidence to qualify for the CSS and PMS English essay and precis papers.
Extensive English Essay and Precis Course
Nearly 50,000 aspirants start preparing themselves each year for the CSS examination in Pakistan. However, except for the second and third-attempt aspirants, almost all aspirants who begin their preparation do not give English their due importance. Instead of learning English grammar functionally, from its basic to advanced level, and written communication skills with extensive and rigorous practice and evaluation, they start preparing for other subjects. As a result, although they quickly grasp their compulsory and optional subjects, they cannot address examiner questions from their perspectives, which is crucial to qualify for any paper. And this is why you always see aspirants unsatisfied and confused when attempting either a 20-marks question or essay and precis.
Whether it is CSS or PMS, English papers in both examinations are divided into essays and precis. To talk about the precis paper, aspirants think that learning grammar books and memorizing some error rules can help them qualify for this paper. So, they keep practising sentence corrections and grammar exercises from various books, which do not help them crack the paper in the examination. English, for sure, has dozens of cryptic grammatical rules, many of which the CSS PMS examiner does not test. But without any doubt, the CSS and PMS precis papers are not set out to test grammar rules; they, instead, are set up to check your clarity of the written expression and your language sense. So, as long as you do not learn the functionality of the parts of speech, sentence structuring, appropriate vocabulary usage, and English grammar from basic to advanced level, you cannot crack this paper.
Let’s consider the following sentences.
- Crossing the road, a motorbike almost struck me.
The sentence is wrong because it does not communicate the intended meaning to the examiner. The grammatical meaning of the sentence is that a motorbike was crossing the road. However, the intended meaning is that as I crossed the road, a motorbike almost struck me.
- Similar to a floppy disk, data is usually stored in the hard disk in sectors.
The sentence is wrong because it also does not communicate the intended meaning to the examiner. The grammatical meaning of the sentence is that the data is similar to a floppy disk. However, the intended meaning is that similar to a floppy disk, the hard drive stores data in sectors.
What is an essay paper?
As far as an essay paper is concerned, qualifying for this paper requires you to have a good command of English written communication skills, and based on how rationally, analytically, and logically you write and transfer your viewpoints and ideas to the examiner. Contrary to the misconception propagated by some inept teachers and academies, from the essay’s outline and introductory paragraph to the critical analysis and conclusion, an examiner evaluates your articulation, grammar, structuring, vocabulary, viewpoints, attitude, and tone. Nevertheless, aspirants build an analytical approach by learning quality books and content alone; they don’t even practice and learn to give their thoughts words. As a result, despite having a great deal of knowledge regarding subjects, aspirants cannot satisfactorily transfer their ideas to the examiner. Thus, if you have better writing skills, analytical approaches, and knowledge, you can easily give your ideas a motion required to qualify for the paper. Undoubtedly, an English essay paper demands you to write your perspective on the selected topic rather than reproducing sentences and paragraphs you cram from the newspapers. It is a fact that even the most learned aspirants cannot understand the flow of coherent ideas and can make occasional errors – especially in essays and precis papers – and that is where Sir Syed Kazim Ali comes in. For years, he has been the best CSS and PMS English teacher in Pakistan, with the highest success rate of his students.
Studying Competitive English with Sir Syed Kazim Ali Always Makes A Difference
About Extensive English Essay and Precis Course
Sir Syed Kazim Ali has opened an Online Extensive English Essay and Precis Course for CSS and PMS. This course is designed for aspirants who plan to take the CSS and PMS exams and want to dive deep to grip English writing skills, including English grammar, essay writing, precis writing, and communication skills from basic to advanced levels. It equips you with writing skills and gives you the confidence to get the best possible exam results. In addition, this course helps you develop a habit of writing fluently, accurately, and appropriately by improving your core English skills with students at the same level. It is a perfect course if your level is between beginner and intermediate, and it helps you identify your strengths and weaknesses. So, whether you’re looking for your write-up evaluation or extensive coaching to take your writing skills to the next level to qualify for a competitive exam in Pakistan, Sir Syed Kazim Ali has an English language program to suit your needs.
The extensive English Essay and Precis Course by Sir Syed Kazim Ali focuses on your English communication skills and help you give your thoughts fluently, coherently, and grammatically. His thorough evaluation, lecturing methodology, monitoring techniques, and constant feedback help his students develop the confidence required to qualify for the exams. That is why Sir Syed Kazim Ali has been the top English coach for CSS and PMS aspirants, with the highest success rate of his students in Pakistan.
Although hundreds of aspirants want to join Sir Kazim for their English papers preparation, the available seats are only 50. To secure admission in the course, aspirants must submit an online form and a 200 words paragraph among the given topics. As you know, getting admission to the course has always been challenging; your entry is strictly based on paragraph writing. Besides a paragraph, students might have to attempt 100 to 200 MCQs based on English Grammar and English Communication Skills to secure final admission.
Important Announcement
Course Details
| 1 | Coach Name |
| Sir Syed Kazim Ali | |
| 2 | Course Name |
| Extensive English Essay & Precis Course for CSS and PMS | |
| 3 | Course Availability |
| December – January – March – July- October | |
| 4 | Course Starts |
| Friday, November 8, 2024 | |
| 5 | Lecturing Modality |
| Online (via Zoom) | |
| 6 | Course Duration |
| 4 Months | |
| 7 | Lectures a Week |
| 4 Lectures (2-4 hours long class) | |
| 8 | Class Timings |
| Evening (after 6 p.m.) | |
| 9 | Available Seats in the Course |
| 50 Seats Only | |
| 10 | Course Fee |
| Rs. 15,000/Month | |
| 11 | Admins’ WhatsApp Contact |
| 0332-6105842 0300-6322446 |
Interested aspirants wanting to secure their seats in advance must apply for the course and qualify for paragraph writing. If you qualify, the admin will contact you for further process to secure the seat.
Contact Mam Zaineb at WhatsApp 0300-6322446 & Get Your Seat Reserved Now.
What will you learn in this course?
- ✓ Grammar and Language Focus
- ✓ Synonyms and Antonyms
- ✓ Vocabulary Usage
- ✓ Tenses, Voices, Narration
- ✓ Sentence Correction
- ✓ Punctuation and Translation
- ✓ Paragraphs Writing
- ✓ 20-Marks Question Attempting
- ✓ Precis Writing
- ✓ Comprehension
- ✓ Essay Writing
In this course, students learn grammar, precis, comprehension, 20-marks question attempting, and essay writing in detail. Moreover, students practice and get the last 10 years’ past papers evaluated individually by Sir. Each of the students is given individual time for his write-up evaluation
Course Speciality
Course Outline
English Language Focus
Lecture 1: Introduction to Tenses
- Objective: Understand the role of tenses in English grammar.
- Content: Overview of present, past, and future tenses; importance in conveying time.
Lecture 2: Present Tenses
- Objective: Master the use of present tenses.
- Content: Simple present, present continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous; usage and examples.
Lecture 3: Past Tenses
- Objective: Learn to use past tenses effectively.
- Content: Simple past, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous; structure and applications.
Lecture 4: Future Tenses
- Objective: Grasp future tenses and their nuances.
- Content: Simple future, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous; formation and usage.
Lecture 5: Practice on Tenses
- Objective: Apply knowledge of tenses through practical exercises.
- Content: Interactive activities and worksheets focusing on identifying and using tenses correctly.
Lecture 6: Understanding Prepositions
- Objective: Learn the function of prepositions in sentences.
- Content: Types of prepositions (time, place, direction); common prepositional phrases.
Lecture 7: Advanced Prepositions
- Objective: Master complex prepositional usage.
- Content: Prepositions in idiomatic expressions; tips for avoiding common errors.
Lecture 8: Practice on Prepositions
- Objective: Reinforce understanding of prepositions through practice.
- Content: Exercises and quizzes on preposition usage in various contexts.
Lecture 9: Importance of Punctuation
- Objective: Understand punctuation marks and their significance.
- Content: Overview of major punctuation marks (commas, periods, semicolons, etc.); rules and applications.
Lecture 10: Advanced Punctuation
- Objective: Master nuanced punctuation rules.
- Content: Use of colons, dashes, parentheses, and quotation marks; common mistakes and corrections.
Lecture 11: Practice on Punctuation
- Objective: Apply punctuation rules in writing.
- Content: Interactive exercises to correct punctuation in sample texts.
Lecture 12: Sentence Correction Basics
- Objective: Learn techniques for identifying and correcting errors in sentences.
- Content: Common types of errors; strategies for self-editing.
Lecture 13: Advanced Sentence Correction
- Objective: Master complex sentence structures.
- Content: Techniques for improving sentence clarity, coherence, and conciseness; practice with longer texts.
Lecture 14: Practice on Sentence Correction
- Objective: Engage in practical sentence correction exercises.
- Content: Group activities for collaborative editing and feedback.
Lecture 15: Narration (Direct and Indirect Speech)
- Objective: Understand the rules for converting direct speech to indirect speech and vice versa.
- Content: Key changes in tense, pronouns, and adverbs; practice converting sentences.
Lecture 16: Passive Voice
- Objective: Master the structure and use of passive voice in sentences.
- Content: When and how to use passive voice; transformation exercises from active to passive.
Lecture 17: Appropriate Word Usage
- Objective: Understand the importance of choosing the right words in writing.
- Content: Exploring nuances of word meanings; common confusable words; strategies for enhancing vocabulary.
Lecture 18: Common Writing Errors
- Objective: Identify and correct frequent writing mistakes.
- Content: Overview of the 63 most common writing errors; practical examples and corrections.
Lecture 19: Capitalization Rules
- Objective: Master the rules of capitalization in writing.
- Content: When to capitalize (proper nouns, titles, beginnings of sentences); exceptions and special cases.
Lecture 20: Sentence Structuring
- Objective: Learn to construct clear and effective sentences.
- Content: Types of sentences (simple, compound, complex); ensuring clarity and variety in sentence structure.
Lecture 21: Adverbials and Adjectives
- Objective: Understand the role of adverbials and adjectives in enhancing writing.
- Content: Definitions and functions; positioning in sentences; avoiding common pitfalls.
Lecture 22: Disturbing Prepositions and Expressions
- Objective: Clarify the use of prepositions and avoid common errors.
- Content: Commonly confused prepositions; idiomatic expressions; exercises to reinforce understanding.
Lecture 23: Coherence in Writing
- Objective: Learn how to maintain coherence in paragraphs and essays.
- Content: Techniques for ensuring logical flow; topic sentences and supporting details; transitions.
Lecture 24: Cohesion in Writing
- Objective: Understand how to create cohesive texts using various devices.
- Content: Use of connectors, pronouns, and reference words; practical exercises in creating cohesive paragraphs.
Lecture 25: Practice on Error Correction and Revision
- Objective: Apply learned concepts to identify and correct errors in writing.
- Content: Group activities focused on peer editing; practice exercises to refine writing and editing skills.
Lecture 26: Comprehensive Writing Assessment
- Objective: Evaluate overall writing proficiency through a final assessment.
- Content: Writing a complete essay incorporating lessons learned; personalized feedback from the instructor.
Introduction to Essay Writing
- Lecture 1: General Lecture – Understanding the Essay Structure
- Introduction, body, and conclusion: roles and significance, etc.
- Lecture 2: General Lecture – Understanding Types of Essays
- Descriptive, narrative, argumentative, and analytical essays, etc.
- Lecture 3: General Lecture – Brainstorming and Thought Process
- Techniques for selecting compelling topics and generating ideas, etc.
- Lecture 4: General Lecture – Research Skills
- Finding credible sources and gathering relevant information, etc.
- Lecture 7: Outlining Your Essay
- Creating effective outlines to organize thoughts logically.
- Lecture 8: Outlining Types and Formats
- Learning outline formats and types and putting ideas coherently; providing students more than 150 sample outlines through LMS.
- Lecture 9: Outlining Practice
- Learning how to write complete outlines for argumentative, descriptive, persuasive, and proverbial essays; providing students more than 150 sample outlines through LMS.
- Lecture 10: Developing a Strong Thesis Statement
- Crafting clear and concise thesis statements that guide the essay; providing students more than 500 sample thesis statements through LMS.
- Lecture 11: Writing Practice
- Exercises focused on drafting outlines and thesis statements, including online evaluation.
- Lecture 12: Writing Engaging Introductions
- Techniques to hook the reader and present the thesis statement; providing students more than 300 sample introduction through LMS.
- Lecture 13: Coherence and Cohesion
- Techniques for maintaining flow and logical connections; providing students practice through LMS.
- Lecture 14: Using Transitions Effectively
- Linking ideas and paragraphs with appropriate transitions; providing students practice through LMS.
- Lecture 15: Crafting Body Paragraphs
- Topic sentences, supporting details, and evidence; providing students more than 1000 sample body paragraphs through LMS.
- Lecture 16: Revising and Editing Techniques
- Self-editing strategies for clarity and conciseness; providing students practice through LMS.
- Lecture 17: Writing Practice
- Developing body paragraphs based on outlines created in previous sessions.
- Lecture 18: Peer Review
- Sharing essays for constructive feedback from peers, including live discussions.
- Lecture 19: Finalizing Drafts
- Incorporating feedback and preparing final drafts for submission.
- Lecture 20: Writing Effective Conclusions
- Summarizing key points and reinforcing the thesis; providing students more than 300 sample conclusion through LMS.
Descriptive and Narrative Essays
- Lecture 21: Writing Descriptive Essays
- Techniques for vivid imagery and sensory details with a lot of practice and evaluation.
- Lecture 22: Crafting Narrative Essays
- Structuring stories and developing characters with a lot of practice and evaluation.
- Lecture 23: Writing Practice
- Drafting descriptive and narrative essays based on real time essays.
- Lecture 24: Peer Review and Feedback
- Sharing drafts for group feedback and improvement suggestions.
Argumentative Essay Writing
- Lecture 25: Understanding Argumentation
- Key components of argumentative essays and effective persuasion.
- Lecture 26: Structuring an Argument
- Crafting strong claims and counterarguments with a lot of practice and evaluation.
- Lecture 27: Research and Evidence in Argumentative Writing
- Citing sources effectively to support claims with a lot of practice and evaluation.
- Lecture 28: Writing Practice
- Drafting an argumentative essay based on a chosen topic.
Exam Preparation and Mock Essays
- Lecture 29: Timed Essay Writing
- Practicing essay writing under timed conditions.
- Lecture 30: Reviewing Common Essay Topics
- Discussing frequently encountered topics in competitive exams.
- Lecture 31: Strategies for Overcoming Writer’s Block
- Techniques to stay focused and productive during writing.
- Lecture 32: Writing Practice
- Completing mock essays on various topics.
- Lecture 33: Final Assessment
- Writing an essay as a capstone project to demonstrate learned skills.
- Lecture 34: Individual Feedback Sessions
- One-on-one feedback on the final essay and overall progress.
Introduction to Precis Writing
Lecture 1: Precis Writing
- Objective: Understand the concept of precis writing and its significance in CSS, PMS, and Competitive exams.
- Content: Understanding precis; differences between a precis, summary, and comprehension; purpose of precis writing.
Lecture 2: The Structure of a Precis
- Objective: Learn the essential components of a well-structured precis.
- Content: Introduction, main ideas, conclusion; maintaining logical flow by avoiding 21 most common errors.
Lecture 3: Techniques for Effective Summarization
- Objective: Develop skills to identify key ideas and eliminate extraneous information.
- Content: Highlighting main points; paraphrasing techniques; avoiding redundancy.
Lecture 4: Understanding the Source Material
- Objective: Learn how to analyze and comprehend the text before writing a precis.
- Content: Reading strategies; identifying the author’s intent and tone; critical thinking skills.
Lecture 5: Drafting the Precis
- Objective: Practice writing a precis from a given passage.
- Content: Step-by-step guide to drafting a precis; practical exercises with sample texts.
Lecture 6: Language and Style in Precis Writing
- Objective: Understand the importance of clarity and conciseness in writing.
- Content: Choosing the right vocabulary; maintaining formal tone; avoiding jargon.
Lecture 7: Revising and Editing the Precis
- Objective: Learn how to refine your writing for clarity and precision.
- Content: Self-editing strategies; peer review exercises; common mistakes to avoid.
Lecture 8: Practicing with Sample Passages
- Objective: Apply the learned techniques to various texts.
- Content: Group activities; writing precis for diverse genres (articles, essays, reports).
Lecture 9: Tips for Success in Competitive Exams
- Objective: Prepare for the precis writing component of CSS and PMS exams.
- Content: Time management strategies; familiarization with exam formats; practice under timed conditions.
Lecture 10: Final Assessment and Feedback
- Objective: Evaluate your progress and receive personalized feedback.
- Content: Submission of a final precis; one-on-one feedback session; discussion of areas for improvement.
Introduction to Comprehension Skills
- Objective: Understand the significance of comprehension in CSS, PMS, and competitive exams.
- Content: Understanding comprehension; types of comprehension questions; importance in CSS and PMS exams.
Lecture 2: Reading Strategies for Effective Comprehension
- Objective: Develop techniques for active reading and critical analysis.
- Content: Skimming and scanning techniques; annotating texts; identifying main ideas and supporting details.
Lecture 3: Analyzing Different Texts
- Objective: Learn how to approach various genres and styles of writing.
- Content: Strategies for analyzing articles, essays, reports, and literary texts; understanding tone, purpose, and audience.
Lecture 4: Writing Responses to Comprehension Questions
- Objective: Practice structuring coherent and well-supported responses.
- Content: Techniques for organizing thoughts; using evidence from the text; clarity and conciseness in writing.
Lecture 5: Mock Exercises and Feedback
- Objective: Apply skills learned in practice scenarios.
- Content: Completing comprehension passages with questions; peer review and group discussion; receiving constructive feedback on written responses.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Enhance Vocabulary and Word Choice: Develop a strong understanding of appropriate word usage.
- Improve Writing Accuracy: Identify and correct common writing errors effectively.
- Refine Sentence Structure: Build clear and varied sentence structures to enhance communication.
- Achieve Coherence and Cohesion: Learn techniques to create logically connected and well-organized texts.
- Master Grammar Rules: Gain a solid foundation in English grammar, essential for effective writing.
- Enhance Communication Skills: Improve clarity and precision in both spoken and written English.
- Practice with Real Examples: Engage in practical exercises that reflect exam conditions.
- Enhance Reading Comprehension: Improve skills in understanding and analyzing complex texts.
- Develop Writing Proficiency: Learn to articulate responses clearly and effectively.
- Practice Critical Thinking: Strengthen abilities to evaluate and interpret information critically.
- Master Essay Writing: Gain expertise in writing high-quality essays with clear structure, persuasive arguments, and critical analysis.
- Master Precis Writing: Learn to condense complex texts into precise, accurate summaries while maintaining clarity and essential meaning.
- Improve Language Skills: Enhance grammar, sentence structure, and language for professional-level writing.
- Exam Success: Practice timed mock exams to simulate real exam conditions and receive detailed feedback to improve performance.
- Prepare for Competitive Exams: Equip yourself with the writing skills necessary for success in CSS and PMS exams.
Additional Features
- Mock Exams and Personalized Feedback: Regular practice with mock exams and detailed individual feedback to track progress.
- Interactive Learning: Participate in live sessions with real-time Q&A and discussions on key topics.
- Comprehensive Study Materials: Access to essay samples, précis exercises, grammar guides, and other learning resources.
How do you secure admission to the course?
There are two possible ways to secure admission to the extensive English essay and precis course for CSS and PMS.
Way-1
You register for the online orientation session and attend two days of classes. At the end of the session, Sir usually sets a test for those who want admission to the course. The test syllabus is the same as whatever you are taught in the orientation. So, whoever qualifies for the test is offered admission to the course.
Way-2
As you know, whenever Sir Kazim introduces an Extensive Session for CSS and PMS preparation, hundreds of aspirants start applying to secure admission to the course. However, Sir grants admission to a limited number of students. This time, there are just 50 seats in the November Session, and 12 seats are already filled. So, you are advised to follow the process to secure your admission to the course in advance.
How do you secure admission to the course in advance?
You can apply for the course before the orientation session, where you must write a paragraph of around 200 words. Sir judges your English skills through this paragraph. If your basic English (usually at an intermediate level) is OK, the main admin—Miss Zaineb—contacts you for further processing, and you are granted admission to the course.
To secure your admission, Kindly write 100 to 200 words paragraphs on any of the following topics.
- 1- Why do I want to become a bureaucrat?
- 2- What two wishes do I want to make come true?
After writing the paragraph, you have to send it to any of the following WhatsApp numbers
- 0300-6322446
- 0332-6105842
Next Process
If your paragraph is not plagiarized, has little English articulation, and does not contain basic writing errors, Miss Zaineb will contact you for further details and ask for fee submission.
- Name
- Age
- City
- Qualifications
- Designation (if any)
- Contact Number
- Any CSS or PMS Previous Attempt
- Crossed Copy of ID Card
Your seat is reserved in the course as soon as your particulars are completed and the fee is submitted.
So, the best option you have is to apply before the orientation session. If you think your English basics are OK and you can quickly learn advanced English writing and communication skills, you can apply for the course now.
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