Once a Week Courses

Starting B1+ with a coursebook, you will move forward through the level improving all four skills step by step. Areas covered are, among others: Unit 1-4: Communication, Experiences, On the Move, Change; present, past and future tenses, making predictions, subject and object questions Unit 5-8: Work and Business, Sports and Hobbies, Food, Innovation; modal verbs, the passive, zero and first conditional, relative clauses Unit 9-10: The Arts, Psychology; second and third conditional, hopes and wishes, reported speech

Starting B1+ with a coursebook, you will move forward through the level improving all four skills step by step. It is possible to join the course in the higher units. Areas covered are, among others: Unit 1-4: Communication, Experiences, On the Move, Change; present, past and future tenses, making predictions, subject and object questions Unit 5-8: Work and Business, Sports and Hobbies, Food, Innovation; modal verbs, the passive, zero and first conditional, relative clauses Unit 9-10: The Arts, Psychology; second and third conditional, hopes and wishes, reported speech Do you want to meet your teacher before registering? You can listen to our conversation with Brittany here: <a href="https://meettheteachers.podbean.com/e/brittany-and-ricardo/">Meet Brittany</a>

In the B1+ courses, you’ll consolidate your B1 knowledge and start building towards B2. The focus is on helping you express yourself more fluently and naturally in a variety of everyday and personal contexts. Units 1–4: Topics: relationships, fear, the future, past events; Grammar: question forms, narrative tenses, future time expressions (ten years from now), modals of probability (might, could), verb + preposition (e.g. learn with, fight against) Units 5–8: Topics: culture, then and now, dealing with pressure, ageing; Grammar: comparing and contrasting (a bit more interesting, far more consistent, as lazy as), used to and would, zero, first and second conditionals, verb + -ing and verb + infinitive (e.g. I like reading, I plan to go to Rome) Units 9–12: Topics: obsessions, family, the environment, lifestyle; Grammar: third conditional, idioms (e.g. once in a blue moon, to feel under the weather), relative clauses Do you want to meet your teacher before registering? You can listen to our conversation with Oliver here: <a href="https://meettheteachers.podbean.com/e/oliver-jackson/">Meet Oliver</a>

In the B1+ courses, you’ll consolidate your B1 knowledge and start building towards B2. The focus is on helping you express yourself more fluently and naturally in a variety of everyday and personal contexts. Units 1–4: Topics: relationships, fear, the future, past events; Grammar: question forms, narrative tenses, future time expressions (ten years from now), modals of probability (might, could), verb + preposition (e.g. learn with, fight against) Units 5–8: Topics: culture, then and now, dealing with pressure, ageing; Grammar: comparing and contrasting (a bit more interesting, far more consistent, as lazy as), used to and would, zero, first and second conditionals, verb + -ing and verb + infinitive (e.g. I like reading, I plan to go to Rome) Units 9–12: Topics: obsessions, family, the environment, lifestyle; Grammar: third conditional, idioms (e.g. once in a blue moon, to feel under the weather), relative clauses

In the B1+ courses, you’ll consolidate your B1 knowledge and start building towards B2. The focus is on helping you express yourself more fluently and naturally in a variety of everyday and personal contexts. Units 1–4: Topics: relationships, fear, the future, past events; Grammar: question forms, narrative tenses, future time expressions (ten years from now), modals of probability (might, could), verb + preposition (e.g. learn with, fight against) Units 5–8: Topics: culture, then and now, dealing with pressure, ageing; Grammar: comparing and contrasting (a bit more interesting, far more consistent, as lazy as), used to and would, zero, first and second conditionals, verb + -ing and verb + infinitive (e.g. I like reading, I plan to go to Rome) Units 9–12: Topics: obsessions, family, the environment, lifestyle; Grammar: third conditional, idioms (e.g. once in a blue moon, to feel under the weather), relative clauses