Our training programme Intermediate English is designed for those who wish to to carry their skills in the Take your English to the next level. In this course, participants will move beyond the basics and focus on to develop greater fluency y competition in English. Emphasis will be placed on the vocabulary development, improving grammar and practising skills such as communication more advanced, such as taking part in more complex conversations and the understanding from texts more advanced. This programme is designed to help workers feel comfortable and confident using English in a variety of personal and professional situations.
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Intermediate English
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8 pm
Introduction
Objectives
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Expand and enrich the vocabulary in English.
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Improving fluency and pronunciation in English.
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Strengthen the understanding auditory on accents and varieties of English.
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Develop skills advanced English writing.
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Take part in conversations more complex and discussions in English.
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Understanding and analyse texts more advanced in English.
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TEACHING UNIT 1. INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH
- An interest in learning English by building a solid foundation in the language, covering both theoretical aspects, grammar and vocabulary, as well as useful phrases for everyday life that enable students to understand conversations and hold a conversation.
- Presenting ideas in English without fear or embarrassment, as these are often two major obstacles for a student who is afraid of being ridiculed for speaking English.
- Linking this language to different areas of learning, so that students can apply their knowledge in a variety of contexts rather than focusing solely on learning grammatical structures.
- A command of informal vocabulary that enables them to hold their own in “everyday conversations”, so that they not only understand formal grammatical structures and written texts, but can also follow television programmes or films in which everyday language is used.
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