Improve your English fluency with online lessonsThis course is for you if you want to become more confident in your use of vocabulary and expressions to convey your message clearly. The course is designed to build your fluency and confidence by practicing real conversations in a friendly and supportive environment. With a maximum of 16 students per class, you’ll benefit from plenty of speaking time and personalised feedback from your teacher. We discuss topics in more depth than at the previous levels. For example, instead of just talking about technology, we might discuss the problems associated with internet bullying, excessive use of gadgets or fear of missing out!

The topics will be selected according to what you and the other students would like to talk about, but we usually discuss some of the following subjects: Social media, current affairs, talent, American and British culture and creativity.

As well as learning many new words on the course, there will also be a focus on pronunciation such as syllables and word stress and you will learn some new techniques for pronouncing the language correctly.

This is not a grammar course, but grammatical mistakes can prevent you from holding a fluent and accurate conversation. So your teacher will spend some time explaining any grammar mistakes that you and your fellow students make.

Some lessons will be based on role-plays, where you will work together in groups to solve a particular task. These fun lessons have been developed by the teachers to get you to talk together as much as possible.

Teaching materialYou do not need to buy a book for this course. Your teacher will select suitable material, which is included in the price.

Overview of the course layout and materialYou will receive access to our online digital platform, Moodle. Moodle provides a comprehensive overview of the entire course. You will also be able to contact your classmates and discuss the activities taking place in your class.

On Moodle you can:

• see the plan for the course, the individual teaching sessions and homework


• see teaching materials including extra materials such as videos


• communicate with your teacher and your fellow students


• follow up and catch up on lessons missed if you are absent during the course