Learn English as a Second Language (ESL)

By taking KAI Live English, you will:

– Improve your English skills in all four areas: listening, speaking, reading, and writing

– Learn from experienced and qualified teachers who are native or near-native speakers of English

– Interact with other students from different countries and cultures

– Receive feedback and guidance from your teacher and classmates

– Practice your English in real-life situations and scenarios.

Syllabus

 The syllabus of KAI Live English is based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which is a standard for measuring language proficiency. The CEFR has six levels: A1 (beginner), A2 (elementary), B1 (intermediate), B2 (upper intermediate), C1 (advanced), and C2 (proficient). Each level has a set of learning outcomes and descriptors that define what you can do in English at that level.

The syllabus of KAI Live English covers the following topics:

– Grammar: the rules and structures of English, such as tenses, modals, conditionals, etc.

– Vocabulary: the words and phrases that you need to communicate effectively in English, such as idioms, collocations, synonyms, etc.

– Pronunciation: the sounds and patterns of English, such as stress, intonation, rhythm, etc.

– Listening: the ability to understand and respond to spoken English, such as dialogues, conversations, lectures, etc.

– Speaking: the ability to express yourself and communicate in spoken English, such as greetings, introductions, opinions, etc.

– Reading: the ability to comprehend and analyze written English, such as texts, articles, stories, etc.

– Writing: the ability to produce and organize written English, such as emails, letters, essays, etc.

 Ways to take this course

You can take KAI Live English in different ways, depending on your preferences and availability. You can choose from:

– Group classes: you will join a small group of students (up to 6) who have the same level and goals as you. You will have regular sessions (usually once or twice a week) with your teacher and classmates, where you will practice your English skills through various activities and tasks. You will also have access to online materials and resources that you can use for self-study and homework.

– Private classes: you will have one-on-one sessions with your teacher, where you will focus on your specific needs and objectives. You will have more flexibility and control over your learning pace and schedule. You will also have access to online materials and resources that you can use for self-study and homework.

– Hybrid classes: you will combine group and private classes, where you will benefit from both the social and individual aspects of learning. You will have some sessions with your group and some sessions with your teacher alone. You will also have access to online materials and resources that you can use for self-study and homework