Cours d’anglais B1.2 Pré-intermédiaire

Cours d’anglais B1.2 Pré-intermédiaire

• 30 Academic Hours
• B1.2

What You'll Learn

Learn to express obligations and advice with have (got) to (e.g., "You have to pay bills," "I’ve got to go"), should (e.g., "You should talk to your boss"), and must (e.g., "You must go to the dentist"). Expand vocabulary with collocations and practice dialogues at the doctor’s.

Explore time and conditional clauses (e.g., as soon as, when, while, if). Learn how to express plans and hypothetical situations (e.g., "If I pass my exam, I will…"). Build vocabulary with "hot verbs" and roleplay practical situations, such as checking in at a hotel.

Master verb patterns (e.g., manage to do, used to do, go walking). Practice using infinitives to express purpose (e.g., "I went to the shop to buy some shoes") and add clarity to sentences (e.g., "I need something to eat"). Learn how to use -ed and -ing adjectives (e.g., "I’m bored," "This movie is boring").

Understand how to use the passive voice to describe facts and events (e.g., "Coca-Cola is enjoyed all over the world," "It was invented in 1886"). Build confidence using verbs and nouns that often go together while interpreting notices.

Explore the second conditional for hypothetical situations (e.g., "If I were a princess, I’d live in a castle"). Learn how to use might to express possibility (e.g., "I might go to America"). Practice using phrasal verbs and deepen your understanding of social expressions.

Learn the present perfect continuous to discuss ongoing actions (e.g., "I’ve been living on the streets for a year"). Compare it with the present perfect simple (e.g., "He’s been running" vs. "He’s run five miles"). Expand vocabulary with word formation exercises, adverbs, and telephoning phrases.

Explore the past perfect to describe events that happened before a specific point in the past (e.g., "They had met only one week earlier"). Learn to report statements (e.g., "She said that she loved John") and practice conversations for saying goodbye.

Here’s a snapshot of your learning journey:

1. Needs Analysis: We’ll check what you need to succeed.
2. Pre-Assessment: We’ll assess your current skills to build a course that fits you.
3. Course Design: A personalized plan tailored for your goals.
4. Course Delivery: Fun and engaging online lessons by expert native speakers.
5. Action Plan: Get personalized lesson plans.
6. Final Exam: Test your progress and see how far you’ve come.
7. Certification: Get a globally recognized CEFR certificate.
8. Follow-Up: Ongoing support to keep your learning on track.

• Digital learning materials are included with your course

• Teachers
  • Native speakers who are certified teachers
  • Qualified with degrees and teaching credentials
• Service
  • Top-notch customer care
  • Dedicated account manager for every student
• Reports
  • Attendance reports after every lesson
  • Detailed student progress reports
  • CEFR certification—globally recognized
  • Student feedback reports

• Course fees include one digital material copy. A hard copy is available at an additional cost through our recommended supplier.
• Public groups consist of 16 hours for a Central European Framework (CEFR) level, with 2-7 students per group.
• After enrolment, students can request to switch to another group or schedule, provided the request is made at least 7 days before the original class start date.
• All of our teachers are native speakers of the target language. If a teacher is unavailable due to illness or an emergency, a replacement teacher will be provided, fully briefed on the group’s progress.
• Once a student has started in a group, they cannot request to change to a different group or schedule.
• Course fees are non-refundable once the group has started.
• Recordings of group classes are available for later viewing, but we require permission from all students before the course begins.
• Each program ends with a final exam, including written and verbal sections. To progress to the next CEFR level, a student must score at least 70% on the exam.

• Final Exam: At the end of the course, you will take a written and verbal exam. A score of 70% is required to progress to the next level.
• Certification: Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate and a progress report.