A1 – Baby Steps
A1 Learning Resources
At A1, you will build your first strong foundation in English. You will learn how to introduce yourself, talk about your family, home, work, hobbies, daily routine, and other familiar topics.
Lessons will help you use English in everyday situations such as shopping, ordering food, asking for directions, and meeting people. By the end of A1, you should feel comfortable communicating simple information and understanding familiar English.
A2 – Elementary Learning
A2 Learning Resources
At A2, you will move beyond basic communication and become more comfortable handling everyday conversations. You will expand your vocabulary around topics such as travel, work, education, health, relationships, shopping, entertainment, and everyday experiences.
By the end of A2, you should be able to communicate more independently in common situations.
B1 – Intermediate Learning
B1 Learning Resources
At B1, you will begin using English with greater independence and flexibility. You will learn to talk about experiences and everyday events in more detail.
You will develop strategies for understanding longer conversations and texts, even when you do not know every word. Speaking activities will help you explain ideas, tell stories, give reasons, and participate in discussions.
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B2 – Upper Intermediate Learning
B2 Learning Resources
At B2, you will develop the ability to communicate clearly, naturally, and in greater detail. You will work with more sophisticated vocabulary, complex grammar, collocations, idiomatic expressions, and language used in professional, academic, and social situations.
By the end of B2, you should be able to communicate effectively with considerable fluency
C1 – Advanced Learning
C1 Learning Resources
At C1, you will move from simply communicating effectively to using English with precision, flexibility, and control. You will explore sophisticated vocabulary, nuanced grammar, collocations, idiomatic language, formal and informal registers, and the subtle differences between similar expressions.
By the end of C1, you should be able to understand demanding English and express complex ideas.
C2 – Proficient
C2 Learning Resources
At C2, you will work toward highly sophisticated and natural English. The focus is no longer simply on learning more grammar or vocabulary, but on developing precision, nuance, style, flexibility, and control.
By the end of C2, you should be able to understand virtually everything you encounter in English and communicate complex ideas.