Module 1: Amazing People

• Talking about achievements, experiences, and personal stories.

• Giving and responding to compliments.

• Using present perfect simple and continuous (ever, never, just, already, yet, for, since).

• Vocabulary: personality adjectives, life experiences, and wordwise phrases with just.

Module 2: The Way We Learn

• Talking about education and learning styles.

• Asking for and giving permission; expressing obligation.

• Using present perfect with for / since and modal verbs for obligation and permission (must, have to, should, need to).

• Vocabulary: school subjects, study habits, and verbs for thinking and learning.

Module 3: That’s Entertainment!

• Describing and comparing films, TV programmes, and media.

• Giving opinions and making recommendations.

• Using comparative and superlative adjectives and so / such / too / enough.

• Vocabulary: film genres, entertainment adjectives, and phrases for giving opinions.

Module 4: Social Networking

• Talking about online communication and friendships.

• Giving advice and expressing preferences politely.

• Using indefinite pronouns (someone, anyone, no one, everyone) and modal verbs for advice (should, ought to, had better).

• Vocabulary: social media, technology, and language for giving advice.

Module 5: My Life in Music

• Talking about emotions, creativity, and cultural interests.

• Using present perfect continuous and contrasting it with present perfect simple.

• Vocabulary: music, emotions, and phrasal verbs with turn.

Module 6: Making a Difference

• Talking about causes, volunteering, and the environment.

• Expressing hopes and predictions using will / may / might and first conditional sentences.

• Vocabulary: the environment, energy, and sustainability.

Module 7: The Easy Life

• Discussing technology, convenience, and lifestyle.

• Making requests and giving instructions using can / can’t / have to / don’t have to.

• Vocabulary: gadgets, communication, and wordwise expressions with make.

Module 8: Sporting Moments

• Talking about sports events and personal achievements.

• Describing past activities using past simple and past continuous.

• Vocabulary: sports, achievements, and adverbs of sequence.

Module 9: Future Fun

• Talking about travel and future plans.

• Using future forms (going to, will, may / might, present continuous for arrangements).

• Vocabulary: travel expressions, geographical features, and phrases with get.

Module 10: Around Town

• Describing towns and cities, giving directions, and making arrangements.

• Using comparatives, superlatives, and linkers of contrast (although, however, whereas).

• Vocabulary: places in a town, landmarks, and compound nouns.

Module 11: Keep Healthy

• Talking about health, fitness, and wellbeing.

• Using past perfect simple and continuous, modals for ability (could, managed to, was able to).

• Vocabulary: health and fitness, illness collocations, and phrases with on / at / in.

Module 12: Spreading the News

• Sharing news, making a point, and expressing opinions.

• Using reported speech, reported questions, and indirect requests.

• Vocabulary: media, communication, and wordwise phrases with way.

Course Summary

This B1–B2 General English 12-week course helps learners move confidently from intermediate to upper-intermediate level.

 Through engaging topics such as media, travel, health, environment, and technology, students build strong speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

 Grammar is reinforced in context to improve accuracy, while vocabulary and functional language support fluency and real-world communication.

 By the end of the course, learners will express themselves naturally, understand complex ideas, and participate actively in everyday and professional conversations.