A1 example lessons
A beginner learner who can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases for concrete needs. They can introduce themselves and others, ask and answer simple personal questions (e.g., where they live, people they know). Interaction is only possible when the other person speaks slowly and is prepared to help or rephrase.
Daily routines: using adverbs of frequency
Learn to describe your daily routine using simple words and adverbs of frequency, helping you share your everyday life in English.
Giving instructions: using the imperative mood
Learn to give clear instructions in English using simple verbs. Practise telling people what to do in everyday situations with confidence.
Public transport: Asking for tickets and directions
Learn to confidently ask for tickets and directions on public transport, making your journeys easier and more enjoyable in English.
Booking a doctor's visit: making simple requests
Learn to confidently make a doctor's appointment in English, using simple requests with 'can' and essential health vocabulary.
Work schedules: talking about your daily routine
Learn to describe your daily work routine and talk to new colleagues using simple present tense and essential vocabulary like 'work from nine to five' and 'take a break'.
Office phone calls: speaking clearly and politely
Learn essential phrases to answer and make polite phone calls at work, like 'Can I take a message?' and 'Hold on, please'.
Company introductions: using 'a', 'an', and 'the'
Learn to introduce your company and job in English, using 'a', 'an', and 'the' correctly with practical phrases like 'I work for...'
Workplace routines: talking about your day
Learn to talk about your daily work routine and ask important questions on your first day, using simple English for clear communication.
Office navigation: asking for and giving directions
Learn simple English phrases to ask for and give directions in an office, helping you navigate your workplace with confidence.
Emergency situations: asking for help
Learn vital English phrases like 'I need help' and 'Call an ambulance' to confidently ask for assistance in unexpected situations.
City navigation: asking for and giving directions
Giving directions — an A2 English lesson. Practise using imperatives and prepositions of place and expand vocabulary around city navigation.
First day at work: Describing past events
Starting a new job — an A2 English lesson. Practise the past simple tense and expand vocabulary around the workplace.