The main focus of the course is on spoken production in the form of oral summary, formal academic discussions, informal discussions and oral presentations. The speaking component also covers presentation skills and communicative strategies that culminate to individual and group presentations using their critical thinking skills. 

The course also covers academic writing in the form of problem solution papers, projects and reflective tasks. The academic writing component also covers study skills such as outlining, drafting, editing, and following accepted conventions of academic writing such as paraphrasing, giving in-text citations, referencing and so on.

While doing so, the course attempts to equip students with the necessary knowledge and awareness of the subject of Corporate Social responsibility and Social Entrepreneurship as they apply to the world at large with specific foci on the roles of consumer ethics and ethics in the business world.