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Acá encontrarás una descripción detallada para nuestros cursos, divididos por niveles, según la CEF, desde A1 hasta C1:
Da tu Primer Paso en el Inglés
¡Bienvenido a tu punto de partida! Sabemos que empezar desde cero puede parecer un gran desafío, por eso hemos diseñado nuestro curso básico (Nivel A1) para que sea claro, práctico y sin complicaciones. Desde el primer día, aprenderás a comunicarte en situaciones reales, dejando atrás la teoría aburrida para enfocarnos en lo que realmente necesitas: hablar y entender el inglés de tu día a día. Descubre a continuación todo lo que lograrás en cada etapa de tu aprendizaje:
Módulo 1: Primeros Pasos y Presentaciones
El objetivo: Aprender el “inglés de supervivencia” para presentarte e interactuar con seguridad desde tu primera clase.
Lo que aprenderás: El verbo Ser/Estar, los pronombres (yo, tú, él, ella), los saludos y despedidas, países, nacionalidades, los números, el abecedario y los días de la semana.
En la práctica: Serás capaz de pedir y dar información personal básica (tu nombre, edad, de dónde eres y tu número de teléfono).
Módulo 2: Mi Mundo y mi Vida Diaria
El objetivo: Pasar de “quién soy” a “qué hago” para poder hablar de tu realidad cotidiana.
Lo que aprenderás: El tiempo presente para hablar de costumbres, palabras para indicar la hora, las rutinas diarias (despertarse, ir al trabajo) y los verbos más útiles (trabajar, estudiar, vivir).
En la práctica: Podrás describir tu día a día paso a paso y hacer preguntas a otras personas sobre sus hábitos.
Módulo 3: Personas, Familia y Posesiones
El objetivo: Ampliar tu círculo de conversación para hablar sobre tus seres queridos y las cosas que te pertenecen.
Lo que aprenderás: El verbo Tener, cómo señalar objetos (esto, aquello), los miembros de la familia, adjetivos para describir el aspecto físico (alto, bajo, color de pelo) y objetos de uso diario.
En la práctica: Podrás presentar a un amigo o familiar y describir exactamente cómo es físicamente.
Módulo 4: Lugares y Comida
El objetivo: Prepararte para moverte por la ciudad y pedir en un restaurante o cafetería.
Lo que aprenderás: Cómo decir “Hay” (para indicar que algo existe), palabras de ubicación (dentro, sobre, debajo), lugares de la ciudad (banco, farmacia), alimentos básicos y bebidas.
En la práctica: Podrás pedir indicaciones en la calle y ordenar tu comida de forma educada.
Módulo 5: Habilidades y Acciones del Momento
El objetivo: Tu último paso antes de avanzar de nivel. Aprender a hablar de talentos y de lo que está ocurriendo en este mismo instante.
Lo que aprenderás: El verbo Poder/Saber hacer algo, verbos de acción física (nadar, conducir, cocinar), el clima, las prendas de vestir y cómo expresar acciones del momento (como “estoy estudiando”).
En la práctica: Podrás describir una fotografía, explicar qué ropa lleva puesta alguien y hablar sobre tus talentos o habilidades.
Level Up: Your A2 Course
Once you master the basics, it is time to expand your world. The A2 level is designed to give you conversational fluency in everyday situations, allowing you to tell stories from the past, make plans for the future, and express your opinions more naturally.
Module 1: Memories and the Past
The Goal: Move beyond the present and learn to share anecdotes or experiences that have already happened.
What You Will Learn: The verb “To Be” in the past (was/were), regular and irregular verbs in the Past Simple, and time expressions (yesterday, last month).
In Practice: You will be able to talk about your last vacation, share childhood memories, and explain what you did over the weekend.
Module 2: Plans and the Future
The Goal: Look ahead and learn to organize events or predict what is going to happen.
What You Will Learn: The difference between “Going to” (for definite plans) and “Will” (for quick decisions or promises), plus travel and life-goal vocabulary.
In Practice: You will be able to organize a trip with a friend, schedule meetings, and talk about your personal goals.
Module 3: Comparisons and Preferences
The Goal: Learn to evaluate options, give your opinion on different things, and choose what you like best.
What You Will Learn: Comparative and superlative adjectives (bigger than, the fastest), shopping vocabulary, clothing (like shirts, pants, and jackets), and technology terms.
In Practice: You will be able to compare two cities, decide which product is better to buy, and clearly express your tastes and preferences.
Module 4: Advice, Rules, and Obligations
The Goal: Know how to give recommendations to others and understand rules in places like work or at the doctor’s office.
What You Will Learn: Modal verbs like “Should”, “Have to”, and “Must”, along with health vocabulary and workplace rules.
In Practice: You will be able to give good advice to a friend with a problem and explain the regulations at your workplace.
Module 5: Telling Stories
The Goal: Bring everything together to relate events smoothly and connect your ideas like a more natural speaker.
What You Will Learn: The Past Continuous (actions that were happening, like “I was walking…”) and key words to connect phrases (because, but, so).
In Practice: You will be able to tell a complete story, describe an accident or unexpected event, and hold a much longer, detail-rich conversation.
The Turning Point: Your B1 Course
Welcome to the intermediate level. B1 is where you transition from simply “surviving” in English to actively participating in it. This course is designed to give you the independence to express your opinions, navigate unpredictable situations, and interact with native speakers with confidence.
Module 1: Life Experiences and Milestones
The Goal: Learn how to talk about your achievements and past experiences without worrying about exact dates.
What You Will Learn: The Present Perfect tense (I have been, she has done), contrasting it with the Past Simple, and key time words like ever, never, just, already, and yet.
In Practice: You will be able to talk about the countries you have visited, discuss your professional background during a job interview, and share life milestones.
Module 2: Hypotheticals and Daydreaming
The Goal: Move beyond reality and learn how to talk about imaginary situations, dreams, and consequences.
What You Will Learn: The First and Second Conditionals (e.g., “If it rains, I will stay” vs. “If I had a million dollars, I would travel”), and vocabulary related to the environment and future goals.
In Practice: You will be able to discuss future possibilities, negotiate terms, and give polite, hypothetical advice (“If I were you, I would…”).
Module 3: Professionalism and Politeness
The Goal: Soften your English to sound more polite, professional, and culturally appropriate in international settings.
What You Will Learn: Indirect questions (“Could you tell me where the bank is?” instead of “Where is the bank?”), modal verbs for deduction (must be, might be, can’t be), and workplace vocabulary.
In Practice: You will be able to ask for favors politely, write professional emails, and make logical guesses about situations (e.g., “He isn’t answering, he must be in a meeting.”).
Module 4: Media, Arts, and Passive Actions
The Goal: Express detailed opinions on entertainment and describe processes where the “who” doesn’t matter.
What You Will Learn: The Passive Voice (e.g., “The book was written in 1990”), relative clauses (who, which, that), and vocabulary for movies, music, and the news.
In Practice: You will be able to review a movie you just watched, discuss current events, and explain how a specific product is made.
Module 5: Sharing News and Debating
The Goal: Learn how to relay information you heard from others and hold your ground in a discussion.
What You Will Learn: Reported Speech (e.g., “She said that she was tired”), phrases for agreeing and disagreeing, and vocabulary for expressing strong opinions.
In Practice: You will be able to summarize a conversation you had with someone else, participate in a debate, and politely disagree with a colleague’s idea.
Reaching Fluency: Your B2 Course
Welcome to the upper-intermediate level. B2 is the gold standard for global business and travel. At this stage, you are no longer translating in your head; you are thinking in English. This course focuses on nuance, complex arguments, and mastering the subtle differences between formal and informal communication.
Module 1: Hindsight and Complex Decisions
The Goal: Learn how to reflect on past choices, express regrets, and analyze how things could have been different.
What You Will Learn: The Third Conditional (“If I had studied harder, I would have passed”) and Mixed Conditionals to connect past actions to present results.
In Practice: You will be able to analyze the outcome of a past business project, discuss alternative history, and express regret or relief about life choices.
Module 2: Project Management and Timelines
The Goal: Master the ability to talk about complex timelines, deadlines, and ongoing actions in the past and future.
What You Will Learn: The Past Perfect Continuous (actions happening before another action in the past), the Future Perfect (actions that will be completed by a certain time), and the Future Continuous.
In Practice: You will be able to give a detailed project update in a corporate meeting, explain why a deadline was missed, and outline exactly where you will be in five years.
Module 3: Professional Reporting and Delegation
The Goal: Sound highly professional when delivering news, reporting what others believe, or talking about services you hire others to do.
What You Will Learn: Advanced Passive Voice, passive reporting verbs (“It is believed that…”, “He is expected to…”), and the causative form (“I had my car fixed” vs. “I fixed my car”).
In Practice: You will be able to read and discuss formal news articles, report industry trends objectively, and explain tasks you have delegated to a team.
Module 4: The Art of Persuasion and Emphasis
The Goal: Learn how to structure your sentences to highlight the most important information and persuade your listener.
What You Will Learn: Cleft sentences (“What I really need is more time,” “It was the manager who decided”), inversion for dramatic effect, and advanced vocabulary for debating and negotiating.
In Practice: You will be able to pitch an idea effectively, defend your stance in a heated debate, and make your presentations much more engaging.
Module 5: Native Nuance, Idioms, and Speculation
The Goal: Bridge the gap between textbook English and the way native speakers actually talk in the real world.
What You Will Learn: Modals of deduction in the past (“He must have forgotten,” “She can’t have left yet”), advanced phrasal verbs, and common business and social idioms.
In Practice: You will be able to read between the lines, make accurate guesses about past mysteries, and comfortably participate in casual, fast-paced conversations with native speakers.
Mastery and Nuance: Your C1 Course
Welcome to the advanced level. C1 is about absolute command of the language. At this stage, you are not just communicating; you are influencing, negotiating, and navigating complex cultural and professional landscapes. This course strips away textbook rigidity and focuses on authentic, high-level English used by global leaders, academics, and native speakers.
Module 1: Advanced Discourse and Flow
The Goal: Learn how to structure long, complex arguments and link your ideas seamlessly, just like a native speaker giving a keynote presentation.
What You Will Learn: Advanced cohesive devices (furthermore, nevertheless, albeit), emphatic structures (inversion, fronting), and how to manipulate sentence structure for dramatic effect.
In Practice: You will be able to write sophisticated reports, deliver compelling speeches, and guide a conversation exactly where you want it to go.
Module 2: The Subtle Art of Implication
The Goal: Move beyond literal meanings and master the unwritten rules of English, including reading between the lines and using diplomacy.
What You Will Learn: Hedging (softening statements to be polite or cautious), detecting irony and sarcasm, and the language of subtle persuasion.
In Practice: You will be able to give constructive criticism to a colleague without causing offense, understand subtle jokes, and navigate delicate corporate or social situations.
Module 3: Idiomatic Mastery and Phrasal Verbs
The Goal: Sound completely natural in fast-paced, unscripted environments by adopting the vocabulary that native speakers actually use daily.
What You Will Learn: High-level, context-specific phrasal verbs, obscure idioms, and colloquialisms used in modern global business and pop culture.
In Practice: You will be able to follow rapid-fire group conversations, watch movies without subtitles, and casually network with international peers.
Module 4: Complex Problem Solving and Negotiation
The Goal: Assert your authority and manage conflicts or high-stakes negotiations in a second language without losing your confidence.
What You Will Learn: The language of mediation, advanced conditional phrasing for bargaining, and vocabulary for analyzing abstract concepts and data.
In Practice: You will be able to lead a challenging business meeting, negotiate a contract or salary, and mediate a disagreement between team members.
Module 5: Pitching, Presenting, and Debating
The Goal: Put everything together to become a captivating communicator who can defend complex ideas under pressure.
What You Will Learn: Rhetorical questions, the rule of three, advanced vocabulary for expressing certainty and doubt, and techniques for handling hostile questions.
In Practice: You will be able to pitch a new business idea to investors, participate in academic debates, and confidently answer unpredictable questions on the spot.
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