English intermediate classroom
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B1-B2

English Intermediate Course

Build on your foundation with more complex grammar structures, expanded vocabulary, and real-world communication skills.

Certificate included

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What You'll Achieve

Express opinions and preferences clearly
Participate actively in group discussions
Write professional emails and reports
Understand movies and TV shows without subtitles
Give presentations with confidence
Navigate job interviews successfully
Travel independently in English-speaking countries
Master 1500+ vocabulary words
Use complex grammatical structures correctly
Engage in debates on various topics

Course Curriculum

Weeks 1-4

Grammar Expansion

  • Perfect tenses (present, past, future)
  • Passive voice construction
  • Conditional sentences (1st & 2nd type)
  • Modal verbs for possibility and advice
  • Reported speech basics
Weeks 5-8

Professional Communication

  • Business English vocabulary
  • Email writing and formal letters
  • Presentations and meetings
  • Telephone conversations
  • Job interviews and CV writing
Weeks 9-12

Cultural & Social English

  • Expressing opinions and arguments
  • Cultural differences and customs
  • Movies, books, and entertainment
  • Travel and tourism vocabulary
  • Social media and technology
Weeks 13-16

Advanced Skills

  • Academic English writing
  • Complex reading comprehension
  • Listening to authentic materials
  • Debate and discussion skills
  • Final project and assessment

Course Features

One-on-one lessons with native speakers
Business English focus
Real-world conversation practice
Professional presentation skills
Certificate of completion
Career guidance sessions
24/7 email support

Prerequisites

Completion of beginner level or equivalent. Students should be comfortable with basic grammar and have a vocabulary of at least 500 words.