Curso de Inglés elemental nivel A1

Learn English A1: Your Gateway to Basic Communication

What is English A1 Level?

The A1 level in English represents the foundational stage for language learners. It equips you with the skills to navigate everyday situations using common expressions and basic vocabulary. This level is defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), a globally recognized system outlining proficiency levels in languages like English. The CEFR encompasses six levels (A to C), each divided into two sub-levels (1 and 2).

Course Objectives: What You'll Achieve in English A1

Upon completing our English A1 course, you'll be able to:

Reading Comprehension

• Understand short conversations about daily life and personal topics (greetings, introductions, thank yous, apologies).
• Comprehend simple instructions and directions.
• Grasp the main points of basic transactions (shopping, course enrollment, restaurant orders).
• Extract key information from brief announcements and messages.
• Understand basic instructions for filling out forms.
• Decipher common signs and posters in public places (streets, shops, restaurants, transportation).

Listening Comprehension

• Understand brief conversations about daily life and personal topics (greetings, introductions, thank yous, apologies).
• Comprehend simple instructions and directions.
• Grasp the main points of basic transactions (shopping, course enrollment, restaurant orders).
• Capture the most relevant information from brief announcements and messages.

Speaking Skills

• Use common courtesy phrases (greetings, farewells, introductions, thank yous, apologies, showing interest).
• Ask for and offer everyday objects and favors.
• Provide and request personal information (nationality, residence, activities, interests, family, friends, time).
• Give simple descriptions of people, places, activities, and interests.

Writing Skills

• Write short notes with basic information, instructions, and directions related to daily activities.
• Compose simple personal correspondence (postcards) using provided templates.
• Create short texts on familiar topics using simple sentences and basic connectors.

Course Methodology: E-Learning for Effective Learning

Our English A1 course is delivered entirely online (E-learning). You'll engage with theoretical lessons based on interactive exercises within our digital platform. We provide comprehensive multimedia content in web format. The platform includes exercises focusing on both oral (listening) and written (reading & writing) skills. Practical case studies simulate real-life language situations. Benefit from extra review exercises and active, personalized tutorial support.

Assessment: Ensuring Your Progress

Your progress will be assessed through a 25-question multiple-choice test on the platform, designed to ensure you achieve the required level for this course.

Course Content Breakdown:

Unit 1: Getting Started

• Objectives: Greetings and introductions, asking and stating age, the alphabet, counting, nationalities, personal information.
• Grammar: Personal pronouns, "TO BE" verb (affirmative, negative, interrogative), "from" preposition, word order.
• Vocabulary: Greetings, adjectives, family, numbers, age, introduction phrases, nationalities, countries, professions.

Unit 2: Possessions and Descriptions

• Objectives: Expressing possession, indicating proximity/distance, talking about oneself, using articles ("a/an," "the"), demonstrative adjectives ("this/these," "that/those"), plurals, possessive adjectives, interrogative pronouns, genitive case.
• Vocabulary: Ordinal numbers, days of the week, parts of the day.

Unit 3: Daily Routines

• Objectives: Describing daily routines, expressing frequency.
• Grammar: Present Simple (affirmative, negative, interrogative), adverbs of frequency.
• Vocabulary: Verbs related to daily activities, home, review of numbers and alphabet.

Unit 4: Existence and Quantity

• Objectives: Expressing existence/non-existence, expressing imprecise quantities.
• Grammar: "There is/are" (affirmative, negative, interrogative), quantifiers ("some," "any"), adverbs of frequency.
• Vocabulary: Home, verbs.

Unit 5: Abilities and Possibilities

• Objectives: Expressing ability, asking for permission, expressing possibility and prohibition, comparing things and places, expressing location.
• Grammar: Modal verb "can" (affirmative, negative, interrogative), comparative and superlative adjectives, prepositions of place ("in," "on," "at," "to").
• Vocabulary: Colors, clothing, places.

Unit 6: Ownership

• Objectives: Expressing possession, expressing