Improve your spoken fluency and grammar
On this course, you will improve your spoken fluency and at the same time the accuracy of your grammar. You will also broaden your vocabulary so that you do not have to search for the right words. After the course, you will be able to discuss topics that you found difficult to talk about previously.

The topics will be selected depending on the needs and interests of you and your fellow students, but we usually focus on some of the following topics: work, food, health, travel, social media, eating out, holidays and the environment.

We will study more difficult grammar such as the past simple and continuous, present perfect and going to for the future, but the main focus will be on conversation and speaking. Improving your grammar usually means that you will be able to communicate more precisely.

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.

There will not be any written exercises on the course, but you will write when you take notes or when you are preparing for a specific task.

Teaching material
The course is not based on a course book. Instead your teacher will provide all the teaching material, which is taken from a variety of interesting and relevant sources and is included in the price. Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to share your opinions and ideas with your class. You will develop your linguistic skills in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Overview of the course layout and material
You 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