HSC Hindi Continuers study plan

HSC Hindi Continuers · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

The individual and the community & Global issues and the Hindi-speaking world

Build a vocabulary bank of 60 words and collocations on family roles, community obligations and neighbourhood life, recording each with a Hindi example sentence
Draft and self-correct 6 short paragraphs (80-100 words each) describing community events, festivals and social duties using past and habitual tenses
Summarise two short Hindi news-style texts on community or national issues in 5 bullet points each, in Hindi
Record a 2-minute spoken monologue on a community issue and note 5 recurring grammar errors for later repair

A dated vocabulary-and-error log of at least 60 entries plus 6 corrected paragraphs saved as one document

Week 2

Compare generational attitudes to tradition by writing a 150-word balanced argument with at least 3 connectives (क्योंकि, इसलिए, फिर भी)
Practise 8 polite disagreement and suggestion phrases and use each in a written dialogue between a teenager and a parent
Read one youth-culture opinion piece and answer 6 comprehension questions in full Hindi sentences
Speak for 3 minutes on peer pressure and community expectations, self-assessing fluency and pronunciation

A 200-word dialogue plus a 150-word opinion piece, both self-edited against a personal grammar checklist

Week 3

Compile 50 words on hobbies, music, sport, screen time and social media, grouping them by verb patterns they take
Write a 180-word blog-style text on how young people balance study, leisure and health
Interpret two simple infographics on youth screen time or physical activity and describe the trends in Hindi
Role-play a 4-minute conversation advising a friend about sleep and stress, recording and reviewing it

A 300-word youth-and-wellbeing text with a self-made table of 12 key verbs and their forms

Week 4

Master 40 health and workplace terms, distinguishing formal and informal registers in writing
Write a formal 120-word letter of application or enquiry and an informal 120-word message on the same topic, then compare the registers
Draft a 5-year personal plan of 200 words using future and conditional forms
Complete 15 timed grammar transformations covering obligation, permission and polite request

A register-comparison portfolio containing the formal letter, the informal message and a 10-point list of differences

Week 5

Research one Hindi-language source on employment, migration or education and summarise it in 150 words with source details
Build a 90-word spoken answer to an unseen interview-style question on career goals, timed at 90 seconds
Write a 200-word argument linking global issues to local community impact, using cause-and-effect structures
Revise and reuse 25 previously logged errors in new sentences

A recorded 90-second interview answer plus a 350-word written package (summary and argument)

Week 6

Analyse two contrasting Hindi opinion texts on a global issue and produce a 6-point comparison of viewpoints
Write a 250-word persuasive text on an issue affecting the Hindi-speaking world, embedding 5 statistics or examples
Practise 10 phrases for hedging, emphasis and concession and use each in a sentence
Deliver a 4-minute presentation on the issue and answer 3 self-devised follow-up questions aloud

A 250-word persuasive text plus a presentation outline with 8 speaking cues

Week 7

Complete 3 timed writing tasks (25 minutes each) across youth, health and work, targeting 200 words
Complete a timed listening-and-responding set of 10 short items, transcribing key details
Run a 15-minute mock conversation covering 3 domains, then log 8 errors with corrections
Consolidate a one-page personal grammar and phrase sheet from earlier logs

Three timed essays plus a one-page revision sheet and an error log of 8 corrected items

Week 8

Sit a full timed mock covering all five domains under exam conditions
Mark the mock against a self-built rubric and identify the 3 weakest skill areas
Rewrite the two weakest responses to a higher standard within 24 hours
Deliver a final 5-minute spoken summary linking community identity to global citizenship

A completed mock paper, a marked rubric sheet and two rewritten responses

Week 2: Vocabulary log holds at least 100 entries and 6 paragraphs have been self-corrected with errors logged

Week 4: Both formal and informal registers produced on one topic, with a 10-point comparison showing control of register

Week 6: A 250-word persuasive text written in under 30 minutes with at least 5 supporting examples and no repeated logged errors

Week 8: Full mock completed within time limits, rubric scored, and two weakest responses rewritten to a measurably higher standard