English Language Learning Syllabus (Beginner →
Advanced)
1. Beginner
Level (A1–A2)
Focus: Basic communication in everyday situations
Speaking
- Introducing
yourself
- Greetings and polite expressions
- Talking
about family, friends, hobbies
- Asking
and answering simple questions
- Daily
routine conversations
Reading
- Simple
sentences and short paragraphs
- Signs,
notices, basic instructions
- Short stories with pictures
✍
Writing
- Writing alphabets and simple sentences
- Filling forms (name, age, address)
- Writing short paragraphs about self
Grammar
- Verb
“to be” (am/is/are)
- Present simple tense
- Plural
nouns
- Articles (a, an, the)
- Basic
prepositions (in, on, at)
Vocabulary
- Numbers, colors, days, months
- Common objects and daily activities
- Family and food words
2.
Elementary to Pre-Intermediate (A2–B1)
Focus: Basic fluency and sentence
building
Speaking
- Talking about past experiences
- Describing places and people
- Expressing likes and dislikes
- Making simple requests and suggestions
Reading
- Short articles and stories
- Advertisements and emails
- Simple news reports
✍ Writing
- Paragraph writing (80–120 words)
- Informal letters and messages
- Describing events or experiences
Grammar
- Past simple and past continuous
- Future forms (will / going to)
- Modals (can, should, must)
- Countable and uncountable nouns
- Comparatives and superlatives
Vocabulary
- Travel, education, health, shopping
- Common phrasal verbs
- Synonyms and antonyms (basic level)
3.
Intermediate Level (B1–B2)
Focus: Fluency and academic
preparation
Speaking
- Giving opinions and arguments
- Discussions and debates
- Storytelling and presentations
- Problem-solving conversations
Reading
- Newspapers and magazine articles
- Academic passages
- Opinion-based texts
✍ Writing
- Essays (250–300 words)
- Formal and informal letters
- Reports and summaries
Grammar
- Perfect tenses (present/past/future)
- Passive voice
- Conditionals (Type 0, 1, 2, 3)
- Reported speech
- Relative clauses
Vocabulary
- Idioms and phrases
- Academic words (useful for IELTS/TOEFL)
- Topic-based vocabulary (environment, technology, society)
4.
Upper-Intermediate to Advanced (B2–C1/C2)
Focus: Academic and professional
English
Speaking
- Advanced discussions and debates
- Public speaking and presentations
- Critical thinking and analysis
- Interview skills
Reading
- Academic journals and research texts
- Literature (novels, poems, essays)
- Complex opinion articles
✍ Writing
- Argumentative and discursive essays
- Research summaries
- Reports and proposals
- Formal academic writing
Grammar
- Advanced conditionals and inversion
- Mixed tenses
- Complex sentence structures
- Cohesion and coherence devices
Vocabulary
- Advanced academic vocabulary (IELTS/TOEFL level)
- Collocations
- Phrasal verbs (advanced usage)
- Figurative language (metaphors, idioms)
5.
Skills Integration (All Levels)
- Listening comprehension (audio, conversations, lectures)
- Pronunciation and accent training
- Fluency development
- Critical thinking in English
- Communication in real-life situations
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