B2 Intermediate

Training Duration: 80–100 live sessions
Session Duration: 60–90 minutes per session
Individual Plan: 12 sessions per month
Group Plan: 12 sessions per month
Ideal Group Size: 6–8 participants
Certificate: Participants receive a certificate upon successful completion of the program

Skills Acquired

By the end of this level, learners are expected to have developed the following competencies:

Listening:
Learners can understand extended conversations and discussions on both general and professional topics. They can identify main ideas and specific details, distinguish facts from opinions, and follow complex discussions and live interactions in diverse social and professional contexts.

Speaking:
Learners can actively engage in advanced discussions on familiar and unfamiliar topics. They can express opinions clearly, provide supporting examples and arguments, and participate effectively in social and cultural dialogues. Learners demonstrate flexibility in language use, adapting their communication to various contexts while accurately clarifying their viewpoints.

Reading:
Learners can comprehend long and complex texts written in clear, standard language, including professional and literary articles. They can infer meaning, interpret content, identify precise details and implied opinions, analyze information, and understand underlying messages across multiple subject areas.

Writing:
Learners can produce clear, well-structured texts, including formal and informal articles and reports. They can organize ideas logically, present arguments with evidence, and express personal opinions coherently. Their writing meets the standards required for professional and academic communication.

Grammar:
Learners consolidate and refine their grammatical knowledge, including accurate use of tenses across varied contexts, construction of complex and conditional sentences, formulation of advanced questions, and application of adjectives, adverbs, and linking words to enhance clarity and academic style.

Vocabulary:
Learners expand their vocabulary to cover advanced general and professional topics such as politics, economics, culture, science, and media. They develop the ability to select precise, contextually appropriate expressions for diverse situations.

Culture and Communication:
Learners develop advanced cultural awareness and can manage communication effectively in a wide range of social and professional contexts. They apply appropriate strategies for formal and informal discourse and demonstrate understanding of subtle cultural differences.