It's gonna be a mini-lesson (talking, grammar, vocabulary check) based on your level.

Before the trial lesson you need to answers these questions:
1) What's your English language level according to CEFR scale?
2) How long have you been learning English?
3) What was the last grammar topic that you studied?
4) What are your hobbies?

Communicative lesson supported by grammar and vocabulary using Outcomes textbook.
Grammar taught in context with natural examples of usage and clear practice tasks.
Interesting texts and international contexts with tasks to practise your skills.
New vocabulary reappears many different times during our course to make sure you don't forget it.

Let's develop your fluency - B1

English as it is used in the world through contemporary, global content. Lexically-rich approach, evenly-paced grammar syllabus provides examples and tasks based on what people actually say.

- ask about times and prices
- order food in different settings
- ask where things areand undersrand basic directions
- check in to a hotel
- make planes with other people
- talk about good places to go
- say what they like and don't like
- ask and give opinions
- say how they feel

It's a piece of cake - A1

English as it is used in the world through contemporary, global content. Lexically-rich approach, evenly-paced grammar syllabus provides examples and tasks based on what people actually say.

- talk about an area you live in
- studying at university
- share opinions and experiences
- rejecting advice and offers
- what you want to buy
- describe different events in relationships
- talk about useful technology
- give your opinion about films
- talk about health problems