ProConnect ENGLISH

Stages: There are 6 stages in total:
- Beginner
- Elementary
- Pre-Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Upper Intermediate
- Advanced
Each of these stages has 3 levels
1 stage = 90 Hours
1 level= 30 hours
Duration: 90 hours per stage
Language: English
Includes: Book and supplementary worksheets
Our Pro-Connect courses are comprehensive language courses that emphasize speaking and listening, while also boosting your skills in reading and writing at the same time. In these courses, you can expect:
- Clear explanations of grammar and vocabulary.
- Communicative activities to practice your skills.
- An enjoyable multi-cultural environment.
- Additional self-study options with worksheets and online practice.
Each stage consists of 90 hours of learning with a minimum of 30 hours enrolment (one level). There are 6 stages from Beginner to Advanced. All courses are taught by native teachers.
In addition, Pro-Connect courses can qualify you to obtain an optional Education Visa, either for six months or a year.
What are the pre-requirements?
- An appropriate score on our placement test.
What will I gain from this course?
- Better communication skills in English.
- Confidence to express yourself more freely and fluently.
- A deeper understanding of English grammar and vocabulary.
Who is this course suitable for?
- Anybody looking to improve their communication skills in English.
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can… | ||
1 | 1 | · Count from 1-10. · Talk about countries. · Introduce yourself. · Understand and use hotel vocabulary. |
2 | · Ask and answer basic questions. · Speak about nationalities. · Understand phone numbers and count from 1-100. | |
3 | · Understand and use plural nouns. · Talk about everyday items. · Understand prices. · Ask for things politely. | |
4 | · Talk about family. · Describe things using adjectives. · Express preferences. | |
2 | 5 | · Speak about food and drink. · Use the present simple to talk about daily activities. · Talk about and understand time. |
6 | · Talk about jobs and places of work. · Talk about daily life and the activities you do. | |
7 | · Speak about films. · Talk about free time activities and sports. · Give instructions and orders. · Write and say dates. | |
8 | · Talk about abilities. · Express likes and dislikes. · Speak further about leisure activities. | |
3 | 9 | · Talk about actions happening now. · Speak about travel. · Make polite offers. · Talk about clothes. |
10 | · Talk about the past in a basic way. · Understand and use vocabulary in a hotel. · Describe the location of things using prepositions. | |
11 | · Make full sentences about the past. · Use verb phrases to speak more naturally. · Ask for and give directions. | |
12 | · Speak about the past using full and varied language. · Talk about future plans and times. · Ask full questions about the present, past and future. |
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can… | ||
1 | 1 | · Talk about days of the week. · Greet people and introduce yourself. · Give personal details. · Make polite offers. · Speak about countries and related vocabulary. · Understand and use classroom language. |
2 | · Talk about everyday items. · Describe things in detail. · Express feelings. · Give commands and instructions. | |
3 | · Talk in the present tense. · Speak about jobs and work. · Ask information questions. · Tell the time. · Understand and use language to order food and drink. | |
4 | · Speak about family. · Talk about things and who they belong to. · Discuss everyday activities. · Use time and frequency expressions to talk about daily routines. | |
2 | 5 | · Talk about abilities. · Understand word stress and how to use it. · Talk about actions happening now. · Speak about the weather and seasons. · Use English to shop for clothes. |
6 | · Talk on the telephone. · Correctly say dates. · Express likes and dislikes. · Speak about music and vocabulary about music. | |
7 | · Describe events that happened in the past. · Ask for and give directions. · Make polite requests. | |
8 | · Ask information questions about the past. · Understand and use vocabulary about houses. · Talk about places and movement. | |
3 | 9 | · Talk about food and classifying types of food. · Correctly say high numbers. · Use describing words to compare things. · Understand how to speak in a restaurant and use the vocabulary. |
10 | · Discuss famous places in the world. · Talk about holidays. · Speak about future plans and predictions. · Make suggestions. | |
11 | · Use describing words to talk about actions. · Talk about preferences. · Speak about the internet. · Write and speak using articles. · Understand and use vocabulary about public transport. | |
12 | · Tal about books and movies. · Speak about life experiences. · Discuss recent actions. |
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can… | ||
1 | 1 | · Ask and answer questions about family, work and free time. · Speak about clothes. · Talk about actions happening now. · Use vocabulary related to a hotel. · Describe people’s appearance and personality. |
2 | · Speak about the past. · Make conversation about holidays. · Use time sequencing words to describe past events. · Use connector words to make longer sentences. | |
3 | · Make future plans. · Talk when in a restaurant or airport. · Understand how to speak in a friendly way. · Make longer, more natural sentences. | |
4 | · Talk using the present perfect tense. · Speak about fashion and shopping. · Talk about experiences. · Express feelings about opinions about things. | |
2 | 5 | · Use adjectives and adverbs to compare things. · Describe cities, towns and other places. · Use superlatives to describe experiences. · Talk about health, diet and lifestyle. |
6 | · Make predictions about the future. · Make decisions, offers and promises. · Understand present, past and future verb forms. · Express feelings about things and places. | |
7 | · Talk about likes and dislikes. · Speak about rules and obligations in your life. · Talk about sickness and health problems. | |
8 | · Give advice. · Understand the various meanings of the word “get”. · Talk about possible situations and outcomes. · Describe actions. | |
3 | 9 | · Discuss imaginary situations. · Talk about phobias and fears. · Use “for” and “since” to express time periods. · Ask for and give directions. |
10 | · Understand the passive voice. · Talk about inventions and discoveries. · Use “used to” to talk about past actions. · Speak about future possibilities. | |
11 | · Express movement and direction. · Talk about sports and leisure activities. · Speak about similarities. · Talk on the telephone. | |
12 | · Speak about the past using the past perfect tense. · Use reported speech to talk about what other people said. · Understand the difference between “say” and “tell”. |
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can…. | ||
1 | 1 | · Talk about food and cooking. · Understand non-action verbs. · Speak about situations and actions happening now. · Discuss future plans and predictions. · Talk about various personality types. · Speak in-depth about family. |
2 | · Understand and use money-related vocabulary. · Describe past events and tell stories. · Talk about lifetime experiences. · Talk about time periods related to experiences. · Express strong feelings and opinions. | |
3 | · Talk about transport. · Use language to compare different things. · Understand how to use “a”, “an”, and “the”. · Talk about stereotypes and culture. · Give opinions. · Agree and disagree with opinions and statements. | |
4 | · Talk about abilities. · Further express feelings and opinions with more vocabulary. · Speak about daily obligations and rules. · Understand how to talk on the telephone. · Use good manners. | |
2 | 5 | · Talk in detail about the past using all verb tenses. · Discuss sports and leisure activities. · Speak about current and past routines. · Discuss relationships. · Make polite requests and ask for permission. |
6 | · Use the passive tense to talk about actions. · Speak about cinema and related vocabulary. · Talk about appearances and the body. | |
7 | · Talk about education. · Use time clauses to talk about future outcomes. · Speak about housing. · Discuss unreal or imaginary situations. · Make suggestions. |
3 | 8 | · Understand and use vocabulary about shopping. · Complain politely. · Talk about work and use workplace vocabulary. · Speak about likes, dislikes and abilities related to work. |
9 | · Speak about hypothetical situations in the past. · Give more information about actions using adverbs. · Talk about quantities and amounts of items. · Use computer and technology related vocabulary. · Ask questions in a polite way when needed. | |
10 | · Link sentences to speak more naturally. · Define people, places and things. · Discuss crime. · Clarify and check information using question tags. |
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can…. | ||
1 | 1 | · Fully understand question formations. · Read passages and understand the meaning. · Talk about beliefs. · Use modifiers to increase or reduce the strength of words. · Apply for a job in English. · Understand the process and the vocabulary of an interview. |
2 | · Talk about illnesses, injuries and medical emergencies. · Speak about experiences. · Discuss clothes and fashion. · Write an advertisement to sell something in English. · Talk about positive and negative characteristics. | |
3 | · Have a conversation about air travel. · Read newspaper articles and understand the meaning. · Use adverbial phrases to describe actions. · Write a short story. · Talk about childhood memories. | |
4 | · Speak about the environment. · Talk about the weather in detail. · Discuss future predictions and how the world will change. · Understand how to talk on the telephone. · Perfect the use of good manners. | |
2 | 5 | · Talk about unreal or imaginary situations. · Completely understand word stress. · Further express feelings and opinions using describing words. · Talk about wishes and regrets. |
6 | · Talk about kinds of music and vocabulary about music. · Discuss musical preferences and emotions related to music. · Speak about sleep. · Understand and use “used to”, “be used to” and “get used to”. | |
7 | · Talk about the past using modal verbs. · Understand various ways to disagree and debate. · Argue my opinion in a polite way. · Speak about the body in detail. · Infer situations. | |
3 | 8 | · Discuss crime and punishment. · Speak in all forms of the passive voice. · Talk about news, the media and current events. · Report what other people said. |
9 | · Speak about advertising and business. · Use clauses of contrast and purpose to improve writing and speaking. · Understand uncountable and plural nouns. · Use metaphors and idiomatic language. | |
10 | · Discuss science in detail. · Perfect using articles, collocations and word pairs. · Give presentations and speak in public. · Read long passages and understand the meaning and write about them. |
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Level | Unit | Outcome |
You can…. | ||
1 | 1 | · Speak using very clear pronunciation. · Use expressions to agree and disagree during a conversation. · Talk in detail about family in the present and past. · Describe personalities using a wide variety of words. · Understand word stress within words. · Write an application for a job. |
2 | · Recognise the meaning of a sentence using the context. · Talk about my childhood and past memories. · Speak using a variety of idiomatic language. · Listen to and understand various accents from all over the world. · Use advanced writing techniques. · Understand and use word-pairs to improve speaking fluency. | |
3 | · Distinguish the various meanings of “get” and how to use. · Identify common French words that appear in English language. · Talk about dating, including preferences and good impressions. · Describe a scene from a movie or book clearly. · Use adverbs and adverbial expressions to improve my speaking skill. | |
4 | · Speculate and use logical deduction to find answers. · Express your feelings and opinions about things. · Discuss books and film in depth, using a wide range of vocabulary. · Learn about inversion to add emphasis to sentences. · Read and understand detailed articles. | |
2 | 5 | · Use distancing expressions to talk about second-hand information. · Write and understand newspaper article headlines. · Use metaphors to make my writing more powerful and effective. · Distinguish between US and UK accents. · Speak using linking in order to sound more natural and fluent. |
6 | · Talk about dealing with difficult situations and problems. · Watch short videos in English and understand the meaning. · Recognise and practice compound words. · Talk at length about phones and technology. | |
7 | · Give advice confidently. · Understand and use prefixes to enhance your communication skills. · Talk about rules regarding many areas of life. · Analyse and write my own report. · Use high-level idioms regarding art. | |
3 | 8 | · Use similes to add emphasis to your writing. · Discuss health and medicine in great detail. · Speak about travel and tourism. · Talk about future plans and confirmed arrangements. · Distinguish words that are pronounced the same but are spelt differently and have a different meaning. |
9 | · Recognise and practice animal-related idioms to improve fluency. · Speak using vague language to make conversation more informal. · Write a letter of complaint. · Understand silent syllables in language. | |
10 | · Write articles, reviews, arguments, reports and essays. · Use stress to add emphasis and change the meaning of sentences. · Compare various types of leisure and recreation activities. · Communicate using words that are spelt the same but have a different meaning. |