Khóa Intermediate
Chương trình tiếng anh thương mại
Chuẩn đầu ra tương đương: CEFR B1
- Học phí: 9.000.000 đồng
- 65+ giờ học với giáo viên
- 130 giờ tự học
Thông tin cơ bản
KHÓA Intermediate
Chương trình tiếng Anh thương mại
Giáo Trình: Life – National Geographic
Thời lượng: 15 tuần
Thời gian: 3 buổi/ tuần; 90 phút/ buổi
Học phí: 9 triệu
Sỉ số 1 lớp học: 6 học viên/ tối đa 8 học viên
Nội dung khóa học Intermediate
Chủ đề 1
COLOR
Chủ đề 2
PERFORMANCE
Chủ đề 3
WATER
KIỂM TRA GIỮA CẤP ĐỘ
LẦN 1
Chủ đề 4
OPPORTUNITIES
Chủ đề 5
TRAVEL
Chủ đề 6
WELL-BEING
KIỂM TRA GIỮA CẤP ĐỘ
LẦN 2
Chủ đề 7
LIVING SPACE
Chủ đề 8
WEIRD NEWS
Chủ đề 9
TRADE
KIỂM TRA GIỮA CẤP ĐỘ
LẦN 3
Chủ đề 10
NO LIMITS!
Chủ đề 11
CONNECTIONS
Chủ đề 12
EXPERTS
KIỂM TRA CUỐI CẤP ĐỘ
COLOR
Real-life (functions)
– Opening and closing conversations
Critical thinking
– Conclusions
Pronunciation
– Questions
– Short questions
Listening
– A conversation about a family event in Brunei
– Two people doing a quiz about colors and their meaning
Speaking
– Routines and leisure activities
– Personal questions
– The roles we play
Writing
– Text type: a website profile
– Writing skill: criteria for writing
PERFORMANCE
Real-life (functions)
– Choosing an event
Critical thinking
– Sources
Pronunciation
– Weak forms
– Intonation with really, absolutely, etc.
Listening
– Three people talking about arts events
– A radio show about world fusion music
Speaking
– New releases
– Performing
– Changes
Writing
– Text type: a profile
– Writing skill: linking ideas (1)
WATER
Real-life (functions)
– Telling stories
Critical thinking
– Reading between the lines
Pronunciation
– Irregular past tense verbs
– Was and were
Listening
– A radio clip about World Water Day
– Two people talking about what happened next
Speaking
– The first time
– Puzzles
– It happened to me
Writing
– Text type: a blog post
– Writing skill: interesting language
Opportunity
Real-life (functions)
– Making and responding to requests
Critical thinking
– Arguments
Pronunciation
– I’ll
– Weak and strong auxiliary verbs
Listening
– Three people talking about their childhood ambitions
– A radio programme about International Women’s Day
Speaking
– Predictions
– Planning your work
– Pay and conditions
Writing
– Text type: a covering letter
– Writing skill: formal style
TRAVEL
Real-life (functions)
– Dealing with problems
Critical thinking
– Close reading
Pronunciation
– Has, have
– Strong and weak forms
Listening
– Three people talking about travel tips
– Part of a radio program about a wildlife conservationist
– Three conversations about holiday activities
Speaking
– Travel experiences
– What makes a good holiday?
– Green activities
Writing
– Text type: a postcard
– Writing skill: informal style
WELL-BEING
Real-life (functions)
– Describing dishes
Critical thinking
– Language clues
Pronunciation
– Weak forms
– Disappearing sounds
Listening
– Part of a radio program about healthy eating
– Two people discussing the power of the mind
Speaking
– Your favorite dish
– A healthy lifestyle
– Modern life
Writing
– Text type: a formal letter
– Writing skill: explaining consequences
LIVING SPACE
Real-life (functions)
– Expressing preferences and giving reasons
Critical thinking
– Descriptions
Pronunciation
– As … as
– Rising and falling intonation
Listening
– Three people talking about different living arrangements
– Podcast replies about homes around the world
– Four people talking about where they live
Speaking
– House or flat?
– Your town
– Wish you were here!
Writing
– Text type: a description of a place
– Writing skill: organizing ideas
WEIRD NEWS
Real-life (functions)
– Reacting to surprising news
Critical thinking
– Opinion or fact?
Pronunciation
– Weak form of having
– Showing interest and disbelief
Listening
– Two people discussing an unusual photo
– Some clips from a website about mysteries in nature
– Part of a radio program about the Nasca lines
Speaking
– Missing captions
– Speculating about the past
– Give your opinion
Writing
– Text type: a news story
– Writing skill: structuring a news story
TRADE
Real-life (functions)
– Buying things
Critical thinking
– Testing a conclusion
Pronunciation
– Linking
– Silent letters
Listening
– Market research interviews with some people who are shopping
– A radio item about banking via mobile phones
Speaking
– Saving money
– Brands
– Negotiating
Writing
– Text type: an eBay advert
– Writing skill: relevant and irrelevant information
No Limits!
Real-life (functions)
– Talking about injuries
Critical thinking
– Reading between the lines
Pronunciation
– And
– Sentence stress
Listening
– A podcast about the Marathon des Sables
– Part of a TV preview show about bionic bodies
Speaking
– Medicine
– I’d love to live in …
– Inspirational people
Writing
– Text type: a personal email
– Writing skill: linking ideas (2)
CONNECTIONS
Real-life (functions)
– Telephone messages
Critical thinking
– Summarising
Pronunciation
– Contrastive stress
– Polite requests with can and could
Listening
– An interview with a woman about the languages spoken in her region
– Four conversations about a news headline
Speaking
– News stories
– Personal communication
– Digital media
Writing
– Text type: a report of a meeting
– Writing skill: using notes to write a report
EXPERT
Real-life (functions)
– Making and accepting apologies
Critical thinking
– Relevance
Pronunciation
– Should have and could have
– Sentence stress
Listening
– An interview with a cormorant fisherman
– Two stories about uncomfortable experiences
Speaking
– Where did I go wrong?
– What if …?
– Going back in time
Writing
– Text type: a website article
– Writing skill: revising
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