Once a Week Courses

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

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

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

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

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

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

This course focuses on improving your spoken English. You will practise speaking a lot, revise important grammar, and expand your active vocabulary with the help of a coursebook.

Have you already completed a B1 level course, but feel you need more practice before moving on to B2? If so, this short course is just right for you! We will review key grammar concepts, build vocabulary and improve fluency through engaging speaking tasks.