A2+ Foundations Academic Communication Skills (1:5)

A 12-week A2+ course designed to develop essential academic communication skills for successful participation in school and educational settings.

  • Course length: 12 weeks (24 lessons)
  • Level: A2+
A2+ Foundations Academic Communication Skills (1:5)
4,900,000₫
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90 minutes · 24 lessons · 12 weeks · Twice per week · Max 5 learners/class
  • Format Online (live + self-study)
  • Duration 12 weeks · 24 lessons
  • Frequency Twice per week
  • Level A2+
  • Class size Max 5 learners
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What you'll learn

A specialized 12-week academic English course designed for young adolescent learners at the A2+ CEFR level. The course builds essential communication skills for confident participation in school and educational settings. Through task-based learning and school-focused scenarios, learners develop listening, speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar skills in contexts such as classrooms, science laboratories, libraries, group projects, and academic presentations. Learners practice asking for clarification, collaborating with classmates, understanding instructions, describing information, explaining simple processes, and delivering short presentations, preparing them for more advanced academic communication.

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Course Content

  • Establishes essential classroom interaction routines, understanding teacher instructions, requesting repetition/clarification, and expressing basic needs and academic responses in daily school settings.

  • Focuses on peer interaction, pair work, group collaboration, asking classmates questions, sharing learning resources, offering simple suggestions, and polite agreement/disagreement during school assignments.

  • Develops skills to process and communicate academic content across subjects (Science, Math, History, Geography), sequence process steps, describe diagrams/charts, and state simple cause-and-effect reasons.

  • Consolidates academic communication skills to summarize group work, report findings, deliver short rehearsed presentations on familiar school topics, and answer simple follow-up questions from peers and teachers.