Course OverviewObjectives of the A1 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Common Greetings and Farewells Personal Information (name, age, nationality, profession) Family and Friends (family members, relationships) Daily Activities (common verbs and routines) Numbers (0-100), Days of the Week, and Months Colors, Food, and Basic Clothing Vocabulary
Introduction to Nouns (gender and number) Articles (definite and indefinite) Basic Sentence Structure (subject-verb-object) Regular Verbs in the Present Tense (-ar, -er, -ir) Common Irregular Verbs (ser, estar, ir, tener) Introduction to Adjectives (agreement with nouns)
Understanding Simple Questions and Answers Listening to Basic Conversations in Everyday Situations Recognizing Numbers, Dates, and Basic Commands
Reading Simple Texts (greetings, descriptions, menus) Understanding Basic Instructions and Signs Recognizing Key Vocabulary in Context
Writing Simple Sentences (introducing oneself and others) Composing Basic Descriptions (family, hobbies, daily routines) Filling out Forms with Personal Information
Engaging in Basic Conversations (introducing oneself and others) Practicing Simple Questions and Responses Describing Daily Activities and Routines Using Basic Vocabulary in Role-Playing Situations
Basic Vocabulary Development
Essential Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewObjectives of the A2 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Daily Routines and Activities Food and Drink (ordering in restaurants, grocery shopping) Travel Vocabulary (directions, transportation, accommodation) Weather and Seasons Hobbies and Leisure Activities Common Adjectives for Describing People and Things
Review of Present Tense (regular and irregular verbs) Introduction to the Preterite Tense (simple past) Using the Future (ir a + infinitive) Introduction to the Imperfect Tense (past actions) Demonstrative and Possessive Adjectives Introduction to Reflexive Verbs and their Usage Basic Sentence Connectors (and, but, because)
Understanding Short Conversations in Everyday Contexts Listening to Simple Narratives and Descriptions Identifying Key Information in Announcements and Instructions
Reading Short Texts (emails, postcards, advertisements) Understanding Basic Stories and Descriptions Identifying Main Ideas and Specific Details
Writing Short Paragraphs About Daily Life and Hobbies Composing Simple Emails and Messages Describing Past Events and Future Plans
Engaging in Simple Conversations About Daily Activities and Interests Asking for and Giving Directions Role-Playing Situations (e.g., shopping, ordering food) Describing Experiences and Preferences
Vocabulary Expansion
Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewObjectives of the B1 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Expanding Vocabulary Related to Work and Employment Health and Well-being (medical vocabulary, discussing symptoms) Travel and Tourism (planning trips, describing places) Technology and Media (describing devices, discussing news) Environment and Nature Common Phrasal Verbs and Expressions
Review of the Present, Preterite, and Imperfect Tenses Introduction to the Future Perfect and Conditional Tenses Using the Subjunctive Mood in Basic Sentences (desires, doubts, recommendations) Comparatives and Superlatives More Complex Sentence Structures (subordinating clauses) Introduction to Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Understanding Conversations in Different Contexts (e.g., work, travel) Listening to Radio Programs and Podcasts for General Understanding Identifying Opinions and Arguments in Discussions
Reading Short Articles and Stories Understanding Main Ideas and Supporting Details Analyzing Characters and Themes in Simple Literature
Writing Descriptive Texts About Personal Experiences Composing Simple Essays on Familiar Topics Writing Letters and Emails (formal and informal)
Participating in Discussions and Conversations on Various Topics Giving Presentations on Familiar Subjects Expressing Opinions and Justifying Them Role-Playing Scenarios (e.g., job interviews, making reservations)
Vocabulary Development
Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewObjectives of the B2 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Work and Career (job interviews, workplace vocabulary) Social Issues and Current Events (discussing news and opinions) Arts and Culture (literature, music, cinema) Science and Technology (discussing innovations and implications) Environmental Issues and Sustainability Idiomatic Expressions and Colloquialisms
Review of All Tenses (present, past, future, conditional) Advanced Use of the Subjunctive Mood (complex sentences) Conditional Sentences (real and unreal conditions) Passive Voice and Its Uses Reported Speech Advanced Pronouns and Their Functions
Understanding Complex Conversations and Discussions Listening to Lectures and Presentations Analyzing Arguments and Points of View in Media
Reading Longer and More Complex Texts (articles, essays, literature) Analyzing Themes, Arguments, and Styles Understanding Implicit Meanings and Subtext
Composing Well-Structured Essays and Reports Writing Persuasive Texts (opinion pieces, proposals) Summarizing and Paraphrasing Information Creating CVs and Cover Letters for Job Applications
Participating in Debates and Discussions on Relevant Topics Giving Detailed Presentations with Clear Arguments Engaging in Role-Playing Scenarios (negotiations, presentations) Practicing Fluency and Spontaneity in Conversations
Advanced Vocabulary Development
Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewObjectives of the C1 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Specialized Vocabulary Related to Fields (e.g., business, science, politics) Nuanced Vocabulary for Expressing Opinions and Arguments Advanced Idiomatic Expressions and Colloquialisms Vocabulary for Discussing Complex Social Issues and Cultural Topics
Mastery of All Tenses (including nuances and exceptions) Advanced Subjunctive and Conditional Structures In-depth Use of Passive Voice and Its Variations Nuances of Reported Speech (indirect discourse) Advanced Sentence Structures (complex clauses, linking phrases) Use of Connectors to Enhance Cohesion in Writing and Speaking
Understanding Complex Lectures and Academic Discussions Analyzing Various Accents and Dialects Identifying Tone, Intent, and Subtext in Conversations and Media
Reading and Analyzing Academic Articles and Research Papers Understanding Literary Texts with Complex Themes Critical Analysis of Texts to Identify Author’s Purpose and Bias
Composing Academic Papers and Research Reports Writing Critical Reviews and Analyses Crafting Arguments with Supporting Evidence Producing Professional Correspondence (business proposals, formal letters)
Engaging in In-Depth Discussions on Abstract Topics Delivering Presentations with Sophisticated Arguments and Structure Practicing Rhetorical Techniques in Debates and Discussions Improving Pronunciation and Intonation for Clarity and Effect
Advanced Vocabulary Development
Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewObjectives of the C2 Level Assessment Methods Learning Outcomes
Mastery of Specialized Vocabulary in Various Fields (e.g., law, philosophy, literature) Nuanced Language for Expressing Subtle Distinctions in Meaning Advanced Idiomatic Expressions and Cultural References Vocabulary for Analyzing Complex Texts and Ideas
Mastery of All Grammatical Structures and Tenses In-depth Analysis of Complex Sentence Structures and Clauses Advanced Use of the Subjunctive in Nuanced Contexts Use of Hypothetical Language and Advanced Conditionals Mastery of Passive Constructions and Their Variants Nuances of Reported Speech, Including Mixed Narration
Understanding Nuanced Arguments in Academic Lectures and Debates Analyzing a Range of Dialects, Accents, and Speech Patterns Critical Listening to Identify Implicit Meanings and Bias
Reading and Analyzing Complex Literary and Academic Texts Evaluating Arguments and Identifying Rhetorical Techniques Understanding Intertextual References and Allusions
Composing Sophisticated Academic Papers and Research Articles Writing Persuasive Texts and Op-Eds with Strong Arguments Crafting Proposals and Reports with a High Degree of Precision Developing a Personal Style and Voice in Writing
Engaging in High-Level Discussions on Abstract and Complex Topics Delivering Presentations with Expert Command of Content and Structure Practicing Rhetorical Strategies and Techniques in Debate Mastering Pronunciation, Intonation, and Delivery for Impact
Highly Advanced Vocabulary Development
Grammar Concepts
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
