Level 2 - A2 course

Level 2 Want to learn in an easier, more enjoyable way without any restrictions, ESA Academy offers you a unique learning experience through an integrated electronic curriculum approved by Oxford University, focusing on language skills (listening - speaking - reading - writing) in addition to grammar and the most important diverse vocabulary for Level 2 - with audio, a learning plan, time management, continuous follow-up, and direct communication with specialized English language educators. Level 2 Plan Level 2 (A2): equivalent to a score of 3 to 3.5 in IELTS tests Curriculum content: The curriculum includes 12 educational units, each containing: (3 lessons + a lesson for application and practice) totaling 48 lessons. Study duration: Two hours daily for study (five days a week) for 10 weeks. Introductory lecture: Before starting the plan, there is an online lecture via Zoom explaining the details of the plan; the lecture clarifies time management and answers all questions and inquiries. Direct communication with specialized English educators throughout the week. Self-learning English requires organization and consistency. Here are the most important tips to help the student make the most of the curriculum: - Time management and study: - Set a fixed schedule: determine specific times of the day for study and stick to them. - Set daily and weekly goals: define small achievable goals daily and weekly to maintain motivation. - Use diverse curriculum resources: benefit from books, audio, and videos available within the curriculum. - Applying what you learn: - Practice the language: try to use new words and phrases in daily sentences. - Listening and speaking: listen to conversations and audio dialogues in the curriculum and try to imitate pronunciation and expression. - Reading texts: read texts and stories within the curriculum and understand the meanings of words in context. - Using technology: - Communicate with native speakers: participate in forums or online groups where you can speak with native English speakers. - Self-monitoring: - Regular review: allocate time to review previous lessons and ensure mastery of concepts. - Self-assessments: use the short tests available at the end of each unit to evaluate progress.