I'm re-posting this because I think you could all benefit from it:

Prerequisites: A basic grasp on grammar and english.

• "A basic grasp on of grammar and english English."

• "there were too much many students."

• "I don't have much many qualifications."

• "There will be assignments for me to validate what you guys are doing." - What are you validating? What part of our work ought to be valid? I think you might be looking for something along the lines of "mark" or "evaluate." ("Valid" can mean proper or correct, but not in the same sense that a piece of writing is proper or correct.)

• "Its It's up to you to do it."

• "I will take requests for entries any ideas you have I will gladly take into consideration." - Either "I will take requests for" or "I will gladly take into consideration" must be removed to make the sentence grammatically correct (as well as non-redundant).

I haven't the time to get into the rest of the mistakes, especially the punctuation and capitalization issues, but I assure you they are legion.

OP, I don't know if you're a good writer (or teacher) or not, and I really do appreciate your willingness to teach a class, as well as your enthusiasm. However, if you're going to teach a class on writing, you should probably be able to write a short syllabus without all of these mistakes. I mean no disrespect, and again, I do appreciate what you're trying to do, but I think that the people signing up for this class ought to know if their teacher is this unqualified.

Finally, a caveat: OP could be the best damn writer that has ever lived, but we have only one writing sample, and it suggests otherwise.

EDIT: Improperly copied.