1. Foundation class is for learners with zero or extremely limited Englsh skills. You will learn fundamentals that will allow you to join the Basic User Class in less than 3 months. You will be fully prepared. Most students complete it in less than 1.5 months. You will be placed in the Basic User Level as you as you reach the minimum requirements. The following are examples of the minimum requirements:

• Conversation: Introduce yourself and others, greet people, talk about your work and family.
• Grammar: You will understand. Object prepositions, Verb “to be” Key verbs used in Level A, conjugation of key verbs, Simple Past, Present, continuous and future.
• Vocabulary: learn key vocabulary words from videos and reading/writing assignments.

To move from A1 to A2, you will build your English step by step—from basic communication to everyday independence.

• At the A1 level, you will learn simple sentences, basic grammar, and essential vocabulary for daily life. You will be able to introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, and handle basic situations like ordering food or asking for directions.

• At the A2 level, you will begin using English more confidently. You will be able to talk about the past and the future, have short conversations, and describe your daily life, work, and plans. You will also understand more spoken English in common situations.

• By the end of A2, you will be able to handle most everyday conversations and communicate your needs clearly with growing confidence.

To move from B1 to B2, you will build your English from everyday independence to confident, professional communication.

At the B1 level, you will be able to handle most daily conversations. You will talk about your experiences, give your opinions, and explain your ideas in a clear and simple way. You will understand the main points of conversations at normal speed and read and write about familiar topics like work, travel, and daily life.

At the B2 level, you will communicate more fluently and with greater detail. You will be able to express complex ideas, give clear explanations, and handle work-related conversations with confidence. You will understand conversations at normal speed, read more advanced texts, and write well-structured emails, messages, and reports.

By the end of B2, you will be able to communicate confidently in both social and professional situations, with strong clarity, control, and flexibility.

To reach the C1 level, you will move from confident communication to advanced, professional-level fluency.

At this level, you will express your ideas clearly, smoothly, and in detail, even in complex or unfamiliar situations. You will be able to organize your thoughts, give strong explanations, and support your opinions with clear reasons and examples.

You will participate fully in discussions, meetings, and presentations. You will respond naturally, handle questions with confidence, and speak with very little hesitation. You will understand fast, natural English, including different accents and subtle meanings. You will also read advanced materials such as articles, reports, and professional documents with strong comprehension. In writing, you will produce clear, well-structured texts such as emails, reports, and proposals, using the right tone for different situations.

By the end of C1, you will be able to communicate effectively in professional, academic, and high-level social environments with precision, confidence, and flexibility.