Our A2.1 course, the first sublevel of A2 according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference), is designed for adults who have completed A1 or have a basic foundation in English and want to improve their fluency and expand their ability to handle everyday situations with more independence.

Who is it for?

• Adults who have completed A1.2 or have a basic foundation in English.
• Learners who want to communicate more confidently in everyday and travel situations.
• Those aiming to progress toward a pre-intermediate level (A2).

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Communicate more confidently about everyday activities, plans, and experiences.
• Talk about past events and future intentions using different tenses.
• Handle practical situations like making arrangements, asking for help, and dealing with simple problems.
• Understand and give simple directions, instructions, and explanations.
• Expand their vocabulary to describe personal experiences, preferences, and routines.
• Read and write simple texts like short emails, messages, and personal stories.

Topics & Functions:

• Daily life: Describing routines, chores, and personal habits.
• Travel and holidays: Talking about past trips, making travel arrangements, asking for information.
• Social interactions: Making invitations, accepting/refusing politely, making small talk.
• Work basics: Talking about jobs, responsibilities, and simple work situations.
• Shopping and services: Solving problems, making exchanges or complaints.
• Health and lifestyle: Describing symptoms, giving basic advice.
• Future plans: Talking about intentions, schedules, and arrangements.

Grammar:

• Past Simple & Past Continuous (describing past events).
• Present Continuous for future arrangements.
• Future forms (going to, will for decisions).
• Comparatives & superlatives (review and expand).
• Modal verbs (must, should, have to).
• Quantifiers (a lot, a few, enough, too much/too many).
• Linking words (because, but, so, then).

Vocabulary:

• Travel and holidays.
• Social and family life.
• Work and jobs (basic).
• Health and the human body (expanded).
• Shopping, products, and services.
• Common verbs for daily activities.
• Adjectives for opinions, feelings, and experiences.

Skills Development:

• Speaking: Roleplays for invitations, solving problems, making arrangements, and sharing experiences.
• Listening: Understanding conversations in shops, at work, or while travelling.
• Reading: Simple emails, notices, stories, and articles on familiar topics.
• Writing: Short letters, messages, and descriptions of past events or future plans.

Discounts:

• Family Members (FM): 10% on each student from the same family.