Beginner ESL learners are able to communicate in English on limited everyday topics such as self-introductions, identifying common objects, discussing hobbies, etc. They typically begin with learning core vocabulary and simple sentence structures, moving onto verb tenses (present simple, past simple, future simple, present continuous) and simple grammatical structures.

These courses are intended to provide your beginner learners with additional practice related to their interests or goals.

Intermediate ESL learners are able to communicate in English on familiar, everyday topics such as hobbies, school, work, holidays, shopping, etc. They can describe experiences and events, discuss their hopes or ambitions, and give simple explanations for opinions or plans. 

These courses are intended to provide your intermediate learners with additional practice related to their interests or goals.

Advanced learners are able to communicate easily and spontaneously in English on a wide range of topics. They can use language flexibly in a range of social, academic or professional contexts. They may be focusing more on technical or specialist English learning, and are able to produce more detailed text using diverse grammar and vocabulary. 

These courses are intended to provide your advanced learners with additional practice related to their interests or goals.