C1 Advanced English (In-Person Program)

The C1 Advanced English (In-Person Program) is designed for learners who want to achieve a high level of English proficiency through face-to-face training. Delivered in a classroom setting, this course prepares students for academic study, professional communication, and advanced-level exams by combining lectures, group activities, and practical assignments.

✅ What You’ll Get

• Classroom sessions with expert teachers

• Printed handouts and advanced practice materials

• Group debates, discussions, and role-play activities

• Personalized teacher support and feedback

• Small class sizes for effective learning

• End-of-course quiz and certificate of completion

📌 Requirements

• Completion of B2 Upper-Intermediate English or equivalent.

• Regular attendance at scheduled classroom sessions.

• Active participation in advanced speaking and writing tasks.

🎯 Target Audience

• Students preparing for postgraduate or advanced university study.

• Professionals aiming to use English in leadership roles.

• Learners seeking advanced qualifications (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge C1 Advanced).

⭐ Key Features

• In-depth grammar and vocabulary development.

• Focus on academic and workplace communication.

• Advanced reading, writing, and listening practice.

• Debates, presentations, and role-plays for fluency.

• Final quiz and certificate of completion.

📖 Curriculum Outline

Section 1: Academic Language

• Understanding Research Articles

• Analyzing Complex Texts

• Academic Reading Strategies

Section 2: Grammar Mastery

• Advanced Verb Structures

• Inversions and Emphasis in Sentences

• Advanced Modals in Academic/Professional Use

Section 3: Professional English

• Leading and Participating in Meetings

• Negotiating and Persuading in English

• Delivering Professional Presentations

Section 4: Fluency Practice

• Debating Global Issues

• Critical Thinking in Discussions

• Academic Speaking and Group Seminars

Final Section

• End-of-Course Quiz

• In-Class Assignment: Deliver a formal presentation on a research topic