The teaching is organised by sessions under the European standards; each session should cover the number of hours, which guarantee the teaching of a specific skill.
Teaching levels:
The Center offers different learning levels according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR):
- Pre- A1 Level
- A1 Beginner
- A2 Elementary
- B1 Intermediate
- B2 Upper-intermediate
- C1 Advanced
- C2 Proficiency
Pre- A1 level: is directed at non- English language speakers who are not familiar with the Language and have never learnt it at school or any other place.
A1 Beginner: it is a starter and is based on discovering, receiving and using one common language.
a- Listening:
The learner would be able to understand a simple language.
- Asks questions and uses phrases about someone, their families, their daily activities, their background and the time…etc.
- Make phone calls, listen to news on the radio and watch
Know information about means of transportation, travel, the airport
- and the rail
a- Reading:
The learner would able to read simple texts such as
- Advertisement, stickers, forms, booklets, personal letters and simple
- General information about themselves or other persons in simple
- Phrases and questions on simple and familiar subjects (needs and wishes), In case of travel (means of transportation, the hotel, the rail services and shopping).
- Simple expressions in a direct dialogue or via the phone about someone and other familiar subjects like (climate, health and travel).
b- Writing:
The learner would be able to write simple paragraphs.
- Fill forms
- Write a postal card when travelling
- Write simple personal letters
- Write emails
A2 Elementary: It includes description and simple conversations. a- Listening: the learner would be able to understand
- Simple
- Talks about their
- Conversations on what they need and use, personal feelings and programmes such as travelling and going to the cinema or
b- Reading: The learner would be able to:
- Understand written
- Reading short texts, leaflets, lists, timetables, general topics on different activities and familiar
c- Speaking:
The learner would be able to:
- Speak and converse about family and work
- Talk about their projects and their family’s as well as their previous and current
d- Writing:
The learner would be able to:
- Express themselves in
- Write applications, short messages and personal
- Fill travel
- Fill visa application
- Write thank you cards, apology cards and invitation cards as well as claim and complaint
B1 Intermediate: self-reliance
Gradual reliance: understanding dialogues and advance expressions, everyday expressions and ability to give opinion, support and argument.
a- Listening:
The learner would be able to understand:
- TV or Radio programmes about general subjects using a common English language, as well as information and documentaries about hobbies at a slow
- To have a good understanding of subjects that are personal or related to
b- Reading:
The learner would be able to understand written texts (reading):
- Short texts with fluent English, situations, special subjects with advanced
vocabulary such as health, climate…etc.
Descriptive phrases and extract- information…etc.
a- Speaking :
The leaner would be able to speak about:
- Familiar subjects such as health, work, hobbies, and current topics as well as express feelings and
- Wishes, refusal, and personal reactions in some situations as well as using the right
b- Writing:
The learner would be able to write:
- Short texts, descriptions or
- Detailed reports about reading and listening, expressing wishes and refusal,
projects and tests on familiar subjects (animals, health…etc.)
- Full arguments with a relatively advanced English
- Written understanding (reading)
The learner would be able to read and understand:
- Articles, reports on new topics, customs and
- Short technical documents with some advanced
- Literature texts with simple writing
B2 Upper-Intermediate: it includes a full self-reliance and learner shows more initiatives.
- Speaking understanding:
The learner would be able to understand:
- Conferences, speeches, information with non-advanced
- Full arguments with a relatively advanced
b- Witten understanding:
The learner would be able to read andunderstand:
- Articles, reports on new topics, customs and
- Short technical documents with some advanced
- Literature texts with simple writing
