Levels 1 – 3
Foundations & Literacy
CEFR Pre-A1 – A1+
Phonetic decoding, high-frequency lexicon, survival interactions, and essential sentence structures.
Levels 4 – 6
Conversational Fluency
CEFR A2 – B1
Connected speech, narrative descriptions, interpersonal negotiations, and routine workplace correspondence.
Levels 7 – 9
Applied & Professional
CEFR B1+ – B2+
Technical discourse, formal presentations, structured academic writing, and workplace diplomacy.
Levels 10 – 12
Academic & Executive
CEFR C1 – C2
Research synthesis, strategic rhetoric, international exam readiness (IELTS 7.5+/TOEFL), and native-grade nuance.
Novice Foundations
Master phonemic decoding, English alphabet sound-symbol correspondence, survival classroom requests, personal identity introduction, and basic cardinal numbers.
Phonetic Decoding
Survival Lexicon
Self-Introductions
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- Module 1: Sound-Spelling Patterns & International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
- Module 2: Essential Greetings, Form Filling & Identity Phrases
- Module 3: Classroom Directives & Survival Interaction Tools
Elementary Communication
Construct simple present and continuous sentences. Engage in routine day-to-day transactional interactions including time scheduling, grocery purchasing, and local transportation.
Present Tense
Daily Routines
Transactional Tasks
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- Module 1: Daily Habits, Schedules & High-Frequency Verbs
- Module 2: Retail, Dining & Urban Navigation Exchanges
- Module 3: Family, Hobbies & Describing Local Environments
Upper Elementary Fluency
Narrate past personal events using regular and irregular past verbs. Formulate future intentions and handle workplace survival inquiries and basic scheduling requests.
Simple Past
Future Intentions
Workplace Survival
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- Module 1: Recounting Weekend & Career History (Past Simple)
- Module 2: Planning Meetings, Trips & Itineraries (Going to / Will)
- Module 3: Health, Wellness & Basic Medical Inquiries
Pre-Intermediate Interaction
Participate in extended conversational exchanges, social dialogues, and descriptive storytelling. Deploy modal verbs for permission, obligation, and polite customer interactions.
Connected Speech
Modal Verbs
Social Dialogues
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- Module 1: Modals of Necessity & Polite Requests (Can/Could/Must)
- Module 2: Storytelling & Connected Narrative Discourse
- Module 3: Workplace Team Problem Identification
Intermediate Practical English
Express reasoned personal viewpoints, justify decisions, and draft structured operational emails. Apply first and second conditional structures to explore practical hypothetical situations.
Conditionals
Email Drafting
Viewpoint Justification
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- Module 1: Professional Email Structure & Etiquette
- Module 2: Real & Hypothetical Scenarios (Conditionals I & II)
- Module 3: Telephoning & Managing Virtual Meeting Exchanges
Threshold Independence
Demonstrate independent discourse in unexpected workplace and academic situations. Produce cohesive paragraphs, express nuanced reactions, and manage formal versus informal register.
Paragraph Cohesion
Register Distinction
Workplace Independence
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- Module 1: Cohesive Devices & Complex Transitions
- Module 2: Handling Customer Complaints & Negotiations
- Module 3: Formal Status Reports & Project Updates
Pre-Advanced Professional
Analyze technical articles and expository texts. Deliver structured professional slide presentations, construct multi-paragraph essays, and support claims with verified evidence.
Presentations
Expository Writing
Evidence Evaluation
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- Module 1: Structuring & Delivering Executive Presentations
- Module 2: Cause-and-Effect Technical Essay Frameworks
- Module 3: Synthesizing Multiple Informational Sources
Advanced Professional English
Engage in high-stakes negotiations, formal debates, and executive decision-making. Deploy idiomatic expressions naturally and critique complex proposals with clarity and tact.
Negotiation Tactics
Executive Rhetoric
Tactful Critique
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- Module 1: Contract Negotiations & Diplomatic Disagreement
- Module 2: Persuasive Proposal & Business Case Drafting
- Module 3: Idiomatic Phrasing in Modern Corporate Culture
Applied & Analytical English
Interpret quantitative data charts and research trends. Synthesize conflicting academic points of view and produce publication-ready executive summary briefs.
Data Commentary
Literature Synthesis
Executive Briefs
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- Module 1: Data Commentary, Statistical Trends & Visuals
- Module 2: Deconstructing Conflicting Analytical Perspectives
- Module 3: Executive Brief Writing & Decision Matrices
Academic Mastery & Assessment
Prepare for high-stakes international testing (IELTS 7.5+, TOEFL iBT 100+). Comprehend dense academic journal publications and participate in rapid-fire seminar discussions.
IELTS / TOEFL Prep
Academic Synthesis
Seminar Defense
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- Module 1: High-Stakes Test Architecture & Time Strategies
- Module 2: Academic Critique, Peer Review & Methodologies
- Module 3: Spontaneous Seminar Defense & Oral Argumentation
Executive Leadership Discourse
Orchestrate strategic organizational communications, navigate cross-cultural diplomatic negotiations, and deconstruct nuanced philosophical arguments with precision.
Strategic Leadership
Diplomatic Nuance
Cross-Cultural Comms
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- Module 1: Rhetorical Strategy, Ethos & Public Influence
- Module 2: Crisis Management & High-Stakes PR Statements
- Module 3: International Diplomatic Etiquette & Protocol
Expert Near-Native Mastery
Demonstrate native-grade fluency across spontaneous discourse, publication-grade academic prose, idiomatic subtlety, keynote addresses, and complex literary analysis.
Native-Grade Command
Keynote Delivery
Publication Prose
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- Module 1: Publication-Grade Writing & Stylistic Precision
- Module 2: International Keynote Delivery & Audience Rapport
- Module 3: Deep Cultural Context, Humor & Subtext Decoding