Log & Learn: Courses

Take this placement test in order to start the English Communication Program.

Level 1 is organized into three five-unit modules. Students learn skills necessary to communicate effectively in real-world situations, including how to:

• Make introductions and exchange important information
• Describe people, places, and things
• Relay news, current events, and discuss life experiences
• Make schedules, plan events, and make travel arrangements
• Interview effectively

Level 2 is organized into three five-unit modules. It builds on Level 1 language skills to help learners master important communication strategies. Students engage in interactive activities that present a variety of useful topics, including how to:

• Talk about work and other routines
• Give advice and provide recommendations
• Order items, read directions, use computer hardware and software
• Discuss travel and culture
• Talk about personal experiences, health, and lifestyles

Level 3 is organized into three four-unit modules. Course material is based on an exciting video drama involving an aspiring journalist and a sports star accused of accepting a bribe. Students develop real-world communication strategies, including how to:

• Make social plans
• Respond to news
• Propose an idea
• Express certainty and uncertainty
• Ask follow-up questions
• Ask for and give opinions

Level 4 is organized into three four-unit modules. It continues the video drama from Level 3 to help students to perfect their language skills. Learners participate in activities related to everyday life and work situations, including how to:

• Show skepticism and sarcasm
• End a conversation
• Identify problems and suggest solutions
• Suggest a course of action
• Talk about intentions
• Give and accept compliments