Educational Vision

Item: Educational Vision
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Language learning works best when you bring together speaking, feedback, and self-study.

1. Speak, speak, speak

Every lesson is based on real-life situations, and you'll talk. A lot!

2. Personal learning plan

We track your difficulties, and adapt your learning plan to your interests.

3. Structured learning materials

It is essential to have a solid course structure and a recommended learning plan. From A1 till C2.

You need a personal teacher who knows you.

Every student is appointed a personal teacher who knows you and adapts your materials.

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You need to train real situations.

We focus on conversation and real-life situations to help you become independent quickly.

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You need a clear learning plan

We structure each language with clear grammar and vocabulary lists per CEFR level in our syllabus materials.

Additionally, we measure your level and make a course plan based on your difficulties and interests.

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Immersive learning

We prioritize real-life immersion like websites, news articles, songs, online platforms,... to help you experience the language in (cultural) context.

You’ll find also example phrases and listening materials that help you train vocabulary with real conversations.

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You need to have fun.

Yes, our courses are complete and structured but we also make sure your lessons are social and you have fun while learning.

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Our learning goals

All our learning materials are conversational but structured according to CEFR and language-specific guidelines. All about our learning materials.

Below you find a summary of what you should master per CEFR level to obtain a level certificate. Do not worry, we implement those theoretical guidelines in fun and interactive exercises.

CEFR Level	Practical situations	coLanguage Method	Learning materials	Grammar Focus	Verb Tenses
A1: Students need structured guidance with high-frequency vocabulary in daily situations to develop quickly confidence.	Introducing oneself Counting and time. Describing objects and people. Discussing daily routines Describing your home and surroundings. Common situations in the city. Outcomes: Engage in simple dialogues Ask and express basic needs. Everyday life vocabulary.	45 conversation classes 15 recap lessons +/-40 hours self-study = +/- 100 recommended study hours +/-600 new words	Visual matching activities: flashcards, words to pictures, phrases to translations,... Fill-in-the-blanks and multiple-choice exercises. Basic pronunciation with simple texts. Guided dialogues with missing words. Sentence building with word-order exercises. Role-playing daily scenarios.	Conditional sentences (type zero) Articles Nouns and adjectives Basic pronouns Time and place prepositions Question words Basic comparatives Simple questions and negations Passive voice in the present tense Reported speech in the present	Recognizing verb types All modal verbs Present tense (regular and irregular) Present Perfect (basic introduction) Future: Auxiliary verb + infinitive
A2: A2 learners need to understand context, improve sentence formation, expand vocabulary and train active listening and speaking.	Travel situations. Describe states, needs and emotions. Everyday transactions and services Household, free time and daily life Basic study and work vocabulary Talking about past experiences and future plans Outcomes: You can express needs and wishes. Can exchange basic information in simple talks. You can manage most daily situations.	45 conversation classes 15 recap modules 40 hours self-study = +/- 100 recommended study hours +/-800 new words	Short reading comprehension with Q&A and true-false. Error corrections in basic sentences or multiple-choice. Dialogue and sentence completion exercises (fill-in-the-blanks). Contextual vocabulary training. Guided speaking practice. Categorization tasks: group words, recognize word categories,... Listening tasks to identify main ideas with dialogues, announcements or other simple real-life texts.	Conditional sentences (first type) Comparative and superlative (regular and irregular) Adverbs of time, place, manner, frequency, and degree Possessive adjectives & pronouns Extended conjunctions Impersonal form Reported speech with simple past tenses (non-compound past).	Past participles (irregular forms) Conditional tense introduction Giving (negative) commands Indicative future and past tenses (simple, non-compound) Introduction to subjunctive & hypothetical forms
B1: The step from A2 from B1 is the highest as it require independence and fluency with exposure to real-world interactions.	Engage in formal and informal conversations. Usage of all modern media. Discuss your dreams, interests and plans. Manage finances, family, home and adult life. Make complaints. Sharing personal experiences Outcomes: Describe daily routines, past experiences, and future plans in detail. Express opinions, preferences, and justify choices in conversations. Maintain longer conversations and discuss familiar and abstract topics. Understand and respond to common expressions, instructions, and opinions.	60 lessons 20 recap modules 120 hours self-study = +/- 200 study hours +/-2000 new words	Listen to longer and more detailed listening materials. Identify and debate main ideas. Advanced role-play activities: Job interview, contract arrangements, booking activities,... Opinion-based writing tasks: Express your preferences, justify choices, express pros and cons,... Sentence transformation exercises: passive to active voice, direct to indirect speech,... Word formation exercises: Verbs to nouns, nouns to adjectives,... Summarizing short texts in own words. Speaking and writing drills: describe an image in 1 minute, write a short text/email,... Debate activities with structured argumentation.	Conditional sentences (second type) Indirect speech Relative clauses Modal verbs (should, might, would,...) Basic phrasal verbs Passive voice with compound past tenses and modal verbs. Reported speech with past perfect and modal verbs.	Advanced formal and informal imperatives. Present perfect continuous Past Continuous Future Continuous Past Perfect (basic) Past Subjunctive & Hypothetical forms
B2	Job interviews Writing formal emails Debating opinions Discussing abstract topics Outcomes: Understand complex ideas Interact fluently Explain viewpoints in detail	60 lessons 20 recap modules 120 hours self-study 200 total study hours = +/- 200 study hours +/-4000 new words	Open questions Discussions Open writing assignments Engagement with books, real news articles,...	Conditional sentences (type three) Expanded reported speech Modal verbs in the past Complex relative clauses Passive voice in formal, hypothetical and complex structures Reported speech with subjunctive and hypothetical scenarios	Full knowledge of all regular and irregular verbs. All compound tenses: past, future and compound.

Our learning plans

Find our learning guidelines per language.

Learn with a professional and personal teacher

Your teacher is your mentor. You meet minimum once per month for conversation classes and he/she adapts your learning plan to your progress and interest.