General English

1 - Develop basic communication skills for everyday situations.

2 - Build fundamental grammar and vocabulary knowledge.

3 - Improve listening and speaking abilities.

1 - Basic greetings, introductions, numbers, alphabet.

2 - Pronouns, the verb "to be," countries, and nationalities.

3 - Simple questions, adjectives, common phrases.

4 - Family vocabulary, possessive adjectives, basic prepositions.

5 - Locations, giving directions, there is/there are, places in town.

6 - Jobs and occupations, simple present tense, telling the time.

7 - Shopping vocabulary, prices, countable and uncountable nouns.

8 - Free time activities, adverbs of frequency, days of the week.

9 - Daily routines, Present Simple, time expressions.

10 - Food and drink vocabulary, likes and dislikes, Present Simple questions.

11 - Requests, offering help, modal verbs (can, could).

12 - Directions, transportation, prepositions of place and movement.

1 - Communicate in familiar contexts and routine tasks.

2 - Understand sentences and frequently used expressions.

3 - Expand vocabulary and improve pronunciation.

1 - Present Simple, verb be, possessive adjectives, family.

2 - Present Continuous, question forms, everyday activities.

3 - Simple Past, regular and irregular verbs, past time expressions.

4 - Modal verbs (can, could), making requests, offers, and suggestions.

5 - Countable and uncountable nouns, some/any, food vocabulary.

6 - Future forms (going to), plans, and intentions.

7 - Comparative and superlative adjectives, holiday activities.

8 - Telephone language, Present Perfect, experiences.

9 - Shopping vocabulary, Present Simple vs. Present Continuous.

10 - Describing a typical day, adverbs of frequency.

11 - Rooms and furniture, prepositions of place.

12 - Talking about future plans, going to, and will.

1 - Engage in conversations on a variety of topics.

2 - Understand and discuss daily life, hobbies, and experiences.

3 - Develop skills for dealing with situations while traveling.

1 - Present Simple and Continuous, routines, and habits.

2 - Simple Past vs. Present Perfect, storytelling, life events.

3 - Future forms (will, going to, present continuous), predictions.

4 - Countable/uncountable nouns, articles, ordering food.

5 - Past Continuous, past events, and situations.

6 - Modal verbs (should, must), health vocabulary, advice.

7 - Present Perfect Continuous, experiences, biographies.

8 - Passive voice, technology vocabulary, inventions.

9 - Describing people, used to, would.

10 - Talking about the weather, comparatives and superlatives.

11 - Vocabulary for travel, modals of obligation.

12 - Talking about goals and ambitions, future continuous.

1 - Express ideas and opinions fluently and spontaneously.

2 - Understand complex texts on both concrete and abstract topics.

3 - Interact with native speakers without strain for either party.

1 - Present Perfect vs. Past Simple, relationship vocabulary.

2 - Modal verbs for deduction, education systems, and processes.

3 - Passive voice, health and medical issues, advice.

4 - Future Perfect and Continuous, job-related vocabulary.

5 - Conditionals (0, 1, 2), travel experiences, and problems.

6 - Reported speech, media vocabulary, cultural differences.

7 - Relative clauses, environmental issues, and solutions.

8 - Second conditional, societal issues, and discussions.

9 - Vocabulary related to art and literature, talking about books and movies.

10 - Advances in technology, the internet, and social media.

11 - Crime vocabulary, discussing legal issues, passive voice.

12 - Predicting future trends, future perfect and continuous.

1 - Understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts.

2 - Express ideas fluently without much searching for expressions.

3 - Use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic, and professional purposes.

1 - Advanced Present Tenses, complex question forms.

2 - Narrative tenses, storytelling, life changes vocabulary.

3 - Passive voice, crime vocabulary, discussing legal issues.

4 - Conditionals (mixed), work-life balance discussions.

5 - Advanced modal verbs, discussing global issues, and solutions.

6 - Cleft sentences, discussing art, and cultural topics.

7 - Future forms (will, going to, present continuous), technology.

8 - Reported speech, discussing societal and political issues.

9 - Health and wellness vocabulary, discussing fitness trends.

10 - Analyzing media, discussing the role of communication in society.

11 - Environmental issues, discussing sustainability and conservation.

12 - Talking about achievements and failures, using past modals.

1 - Understand with ease virtually everything heard or read.

2 - Summarize information from different spoken and written sources.

3 - Express themselves spontaneously, very fluently, and precisely.

1 - Advanced vocabulary for describing people, idiomatic expressions.

2 - Modal verbs for deduction, discussing abstract concepts.

3 - Passive voice, advanced health and medical issues, advice.

4 - Future Perfect and Continuous, discussing the global economy.

5 - Conditionals (mixed), understanding and discussing media.

6 - Reported speech, understanding and discussing cultures.

7 - Relative clauses, environmental ethics issues, and solutions.

8 - Second conditional, advanced societal issues, and discussions.

9 - Discussing art and aesthetics, analyzing visual media.

10 - Future trends in technology, discussing innovation and its impact.

11 - Legal vocabulary, discussing justice systems, and ethics.

12 - Engaging in advanced debates on philosophical topics, expressing complex ideas.