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A complete CEFR pathway from beginner foundations to advanced communication — live classes, portal practice, and clear weekly goals.

From level A1 To level C2 8–12 weeks per level band · renew to continue upward

Level range

A1 – C2

Price / package

2,500 EGP

Program details

Who it is for, what you will study, and how the live course runs week to week.

Who it is for

Adults and young adults who want a clear, level-based English path — whether restarting from A1 or sharpening toward C2.

Program goal

Move through CEFR bands with balanced skills work: speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar in real contexts.

Duration

8–12 weeks per level band · renew to continue upward

Schedule

Live group sessions 2–3 times per week (about 90 minutes each), plus portal practice between classes.

Course content

Each week combines guided instruction, pair and group practice, short assignments, and instructor notes. Units cover everyday and academic topics so you can use English outside class with more confidence.

Learning outcomes

  • Speak more clearly in everyday and classroom situations
  • Understand longer listening and reading texts at your band
  • Write short, accurate messages and paragraphs
  • Build grammar and vocabulary you can reuse
  • Know your next CEFR step with visible progress

What is included

  • Live instructor-led group classes
  • Level-matched materials in the student portal
  • Weekly assignments with feedback
  • Attendance and progress tracking
  • Placement-aligned starting recommendation

How to choose

Match your current band, then confirm with placement if you are unsure.

  1. 1

    Check the level range

    Each program lists a from–to CEFR band so you enroll near the right difficulty.

  2. 2

    Use placement when unsure

    A short quiz recommends a level and a program before you submit a request.

  3. 3

    Request enrollment

    Admins review and place you into an active course group.

Not sure which program fits?

Take placement first — then enroll with a clearer recommendation.