B1 Intermediate English (In-Person Program)

The B1 Intermediate English (In-Person Program) is ideal for learners who prefer face-to-face instruction. This course builds on A2 knowledge and focuses on developing fluency and accuracy through classroom activities, role-plays, and group discussions. Students will strengthen grammar and vocabulary, practice real-life communication, and build confidence in both social and academic contexts.

✅ What You’ll Get

• Interactive classroom sessions with expert tutors

• Speaking practice through role-plays and group activities

• Printed handouts and in-class study materials

• Teacher feedback and one-to-one support

• Small group learning for better interaction

• End-of-course review and certificate of completion

📌 Requirements

• Completion of A2 Elementary English or equivalent knowledge.

• Commitment to attending scheduled classes at our campus.

• Willingness to engage in group speaking activities.

🎯 Target Audience

• Learners moving up from A2 who want stronger English for real-life use.

• Students preparing for travel, study, or professional purposes.

• Local learners who prefer classroom-based training.

⭐ Key Features

• Face-to-face instruction with personalized feedback.

• Engaging classroom role-plays and discussions.

• Printed handouts and resources provided.

• Grammar, vocabulary, and fluency development.

• Final quiz and certificate of completion.

📖 Curriculum Outline

Section 1: Everyday Communication

• Talking About Hobbies and Free Time

• Describing Past Experiences

• Discussing Travel and Holidays

Section 2: Grammar Focus

• Present Perfect Tense

• Comparatives and Superlatives

• Modal Verbs (must, should, might)

Section 3: Vocabulary Development

• Work and Education Vocabulary

• Social Life and Relationships

• Common Phrasal Verbs

Section 4: Reading & Listening

• Reading Short Articles and Stories

• Listening to Everyday Conversations

• Understanding Short Talks

Section 5: Speaking & Writing

• Giving Short Presentations

• Writing Emails and Simple Essays

• Group Discussions

Final Section

• End-of-Course Quiz

• In-Class Assignment: Present a short story about a past experience