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Exam English A2+(for passing language exams like IELTS or TOEFL)
This course helps you reach a higher level and pass an international English exam. With a B2 level certificate, you'll be able to apply for jobs in English‑speaking countries or work for an international company, or enroll in university. We offer two group tracks: from A2 to B1 and from B1 to B2. Each course takes one year. -
Office English B1+(for office workers and managers)
Designed for general professional environments, this course covers essential workplace communication. You will practice skills like participating in meetings, writing clear emails, negotiating deadlines, giving updates, and understanding company policies. The goal is to communicate effectively and confidently with colleagues and clients. -
Business English B1+(for entrepreneurs, investors, and top-managers)
This course targets the language of high-level business and strategy. You will work on skills for formal negotiations, financial discussions, analyzing market trends, delivering presentations, and networking. It prepares you for scenarios like securing funding, managing partnerships, and understanding global business practices.
We learn in a friendly, relaxed group setting. Our main goal is for you to use English naturally in life or at work. We give you exercises to help you speak more fluently, understand native speakers more easily, and build your confidence.
Details
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Course StructureYou attend classes and get assignments for the week. -
Speaking ClassYou join video calls, learn with your teacher and practice speaking in pairs. -
HomeworkYou can expect about 40-60 minutes of homework for one class. -
Course DurationEach course consists of around 50 topics in total, which covers roughly a year of study. -
TeachersTeachers have advanced English levels and good pronunciation. They are very friendly and supportive. -
PaymentThe payment is a monthly subscription. You can pay in any currency from almost anywhere in the world.
Topics
List of topics for each course. One week - one topic.
- Personal and family descriptions
- Present simple and present continuous basic uses
- Introduction to the IELTS test format four skills
- Daily routines and free time activities
- Past simple regular and irregular verbs
- Understanding the IELTS 9 band score system
- House and home rooms and furniture
- Past continuous when and while clauses
- Overview of Listening test sections and question types
- Food and cooking meals and tastes
- Present perfect simple for life experience and recent events
- Overview of Reading test question types Academic and General
- Shopping and money prices and payments
- Present perfect with for and since duration
- Overview of Writing test Task 1 and Task 2 Academic and General
- Clothes and fashion colours and sizes
- Future forms going to and present continuous for plans
- Overview of Speaking test three parts and timing
- Health and the body parts and illness
- Future forms will for predictions and spontaneous decisions
- Listening predicting answers before listening
- Weather and seasons forecasts and climate
- Comparatives and superlatives adjectives and adverbs
- Listening identifying keywords and synonyms
- Transport and travel vehicles and tickets
- Countable and uncountable nouns with some any much many
- Listening understanding distractors and corrections
- Holidays and accommodation types and booking
- Articles a an the and zero article basic rules
- Listening following map and diagram labels
- School and education subjects and classroom objects
- Quantifiers a lot of lots of a few a little
- Listening form completion and note taking skills
- Work and jobs duties and workplaces
- Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns
- Listening multiple choice strategies elimination technique
- Technology and devices using computers and phones
- Personal subject and object pronouns
- Listening sentence completion and short answer questions
- Entertainment and media television film and music
- Demonstratives this that these those
- Reading skimming for general meaning
- Sports and exercise games and equipment
- Modals for ability can can't could couldn't
- Reading scanning for specific information
- Hobbies and interests collecting and creative activities
- Modals for permission may can could
- Reading understanding true false not given questions
- Nature and environment animals plants and landscapes
- Modals for obligation and necessity must have to need to
- Reading yes no not given writer's opinion questions
- Towns and cities places and directions
- Modals for advice and recommendation should ought to
- Reading matching headings to paragraphs
- Services and facilities bank post office library
- Modals for possibility and deduction might may could must
- Reading sentence completion and summary gaps
- Language and communication nationalities and languages
- Question forms yes no questions and short answers
- Reading multiple choice questions in reading
- Describing people appearance and personality
- Wh questions what where when who why how
- Reading labelling diagrams and flow charts
- Describing objects size shape material and purpose
- Question tags basic forms with be and auxiliary verbs
- Writing Task 1 Academic describing graphs charts and tables
- Feelings and emotions happy sad excited nervous
- Adverbs of frequency and word order
- Writing Task 1 Academic selecting key features and data
- Time expressions days months years and prepositions
- Adverbs of manner slowly carefully and formation
- Writing Task 1 Academic structure introduction overview and details
- Numbers and measurements prices distances and quantities
- Prepositions of movement across through along over
- Writing Task 1 General Training letter tone formal and informal
- Common adjectives with opposites big small hot cold
- There is there are with some any a lot of
- Writing Task 1 General Training purpose and bullet points
- Common verbs for everyday life have get do make go
- Present perfect with just already yet
- Writing Task 2 essay structure introduction body paragraphs conclusion
- Phrasal verbs and multi word verbs basic set
- Zero conditional if present simple present simple
- Writing Task 2 understanding question types opinion discussion problem solution
- Collocations with common verbs take a photo have a bath
- First conditional if present simple will base verb
- Writing Task 2 planning and generating ideas quickly
- Prepositions of place and movement in on at into onto
- Passive voice present simple and past simple
- Writing Task 2 paragraph development topic sentence and supporting ideas
- Prepositions of time in on at from to until
- Relative clauses with who which that where
- Writing Task 2 using linking devices and cohesion
- Linking words for sequencing first then next finally
- Conjunctions because so although but and
- Speaking Part 1 giving full answers and extending responses
- Linking words for contrast and addition but and also however
- Gerunds and infinitives after verbs like love enjoy want
- Speaking Part 2 preparing for the long turn using prompts
- Giving personal information and filling in forms
- Used to for past habits and states
- Speaking Part 2 structuring a two minute talk
- Making requests and offers polite language
- Too and enough with adjectives and adverbs
- Speaking Part 3 giving opinions and speculating
- Making suggestions and invitations let's shall we why don't we
- Verb patterns verb ing or to infinitive after like love hate
- Speaking Part 3 comparing and contrasting and analysing
- Agreeing and disagreeing politely so do I neither do I
- Comparative structures as as not as as
- Pronunciation tips for intelligibility word stress and sentence stress
- Describing habits and routines frequency adverbs
- Superlatives with ever and present perfect
- Vocabulary range for IELTS using less common words appropriately
- Talking about past experiences and stories
- Indirect questions Can you tell me where is
- Grammar for IELTS accuracy range and complex sentences
- Describing future plans and arrangements
- Reported speech statements say and tell in present
- Time management for the Reading test 60 minutes
- Expressing likes dislikes and preferences
- Review of tense forms consolidation of present past future
- Time management for the Writing test 40 minutes Task 2
- Comparing things and people similarities and differences
- Word order in simple sentences subject verb object
- Listening managing example time and reading questions
- Expressing ability possibility and permission
- Subject verb agreement with there is are and collective nouns
- Transferring answers accurately in Listening and Reading
- Giving advice and recommendations
- Prepositional phrases at home in bed on holiday by car
- Understanding the assessment criteria for speaking fluency coherence lexical resource
- Talking about rules and obligations
- Defining relative clauses for describing words
- Understanding the assessment criteria for writing task response coherence cohesion
- Describing a process or simple instructions
- Making comparisons with much a bit far a little
- Dealing with unknown words in reading and listening
- Narrating a simple sequence of events
- Expressing purpose with to for and so that
- Note taking and active listening skills
- Describing a picture or scene for speaking
- Adverbs of degree really quite very a bit
- Common mistakes spelling and singular plural in listening
- Expressing opinions and giving reasons
- Second conditional if past simple would base verb
- Practising full tests under timed conditions
- Writing a short informal message or note
- Past perfect simple introduction and use with before after
- Building a daily independent study routine for IELTS
- Family and Relationships
- Present Simple and Present Continuous
- Overview of the IELTS Test Format
- Education and Learning
- Past Simple and Past Continuous
- Listening Section 1: Form Completion Strategies
- Work and Careers
- Present Perfect and Past Simple
- Listening Section 2: Understanding Maps and Plans
- Technology and the Internet
- Present Perfect Continuous
- Listening Section 3: Following Academic Discussions
- Health and Fitness
- Past Perfect Simple
- Listening Section 4: Note-Taking for Lectures
- Environment and Climate Change
- Future Forms: Will, Going to, Present Continuous
- Identifying Listening Question Types
- Travel and Tourism
- Future Continuous and Future Perfect
- Skimming and Scanning for Reading
- Food and Diet
- Modals of Obligation, Prohibition and Advice
- Reading: True, False, Not Given Questions
- Hobbies and Free Time
- Modals of Speculation and Deduction
- Reading: Matching Headings to Paragraphs
- Housing and Accommodation
- Zero, First and Second Conditionals
- Reading: Multiple Choice Questions
- Shopping and Consumerism
- Third Conditional and Mixed Conditionals
- Reading: Summary Completion Tasks
- Transport and Urban Life
- The Passive Voice: All Tenses
- Reading: Sentence Completion Strategies
- Arts and Culture
- Causatives: Have and Get Something Done
- Reading: Matching Information to Paragraphs
- Sports and Competition
- Relative Clauses: Defining and Non-Defining
- Writing Task 1: Understanding Task Requirements
- Crime and Law
- Reported Speech: Statements and Questions
- Writing Task 1: Describing Line Graphs
- Media and News
- Reported Speech: Commands and Requests
- Writing Task 1: Describing Bar Charts
- Money and Finance
- Gerunds and Infinitives
- Writing Task 1: Describing Pie Charts
- Science and Research
- Used To, Be Used To, Get Used To
- Writing Task 1: Describing Tables
- Advertising and Marketing
- Articles: A, An, The, Zero Article
- Writing Task 1: Describing Maps
- Fashion and Design
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- Writing Task 1: Describing Processes
- Wildlife and Animals
- Quantifiers: Some, Any, Much, Many, A Lot Of
- Writing Task 1: Selecting Key Features
- Cities and Infrastructure
- Comparatives and Superlatives
- Writing Task 1: Structuring an Overview
- Globalisation and International Issues
- Adverbs of Degree and Manner
- Writing Task 2: Understanding Essay Types
- Energy and Resources
- Prepositions of Time and Place
- Writing Task 2: Opinion Essays Structure
- Personality and Character
- Prepositions After Adjectives and Verbs
- Writing Task 2: Discussion Essays Structure
- Communication and Language
- Phrasal Verbs: Common Separable and Inseparable
- Writing Task 2: Problem-Solution Essays
- Natural Disasters
- Verb Patterns with -ing and to
- Writing Task 2: Advantages and Disadvantages Essays
- Space Exploration
- Clauses of Contrast: Although, Despite, In Spite Of
- Writing Task 2: Planning Your Essay
- Agriculture and Farming
- Clauses of Purpose: To, In Order To, So That
- Writing Task 2: Writing Effective Introductions
- Public Speaking and Presentations
- Clauses of Reason and Result: Because, Since, So, Therefore
- Writing Task 2: Developing Body Paragraphs
- Emotions and Feelings
- Question Tags
- Writing Task 2: Writing Strong Conclusions
- Time Management and Productivity
- So and Such, Too and Enough
- Writing Task 2: Coherence and Cohesion
- Maps and Directions
- Wishes and Regrets: I Wish, If Only
- Writing Task 2: Using Linking Words
- Holidays and Celebrations
- Indirect Questions
- Writing Task 2: Paraphrasing the Question
- Artificial Intelligence
- Inversions with Negative Adverbials
- Speaking Part 1: Giving Extended Answers
- Social Media
- Cleft Sentences: What and It Clauses
- Speaking Part 1: Common Topics and Vocabulary
- Ethics and Values
- Participle Clauses
- Speaking Part 2: Using the Preparation Time
- Gender Roles and Equality
- Determiners: All, Each, Every, Both, Neither
- Speaking Part 2: Structuring a Long Turn
- Demographics and Population
- Possessive Forms and Pronouns
- Speaking Part 2: Fluency and Coherence Markers
- Water and Oceans
- Adjective Order
- Speaking Part 2: Storytelling Techniques
- Recycling and Waste
- Narrative Tenses: Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect
- Speaking Part 3: Abstract and Analytical Answers
- Human Rights
- Distancing Expressions: Seem, Appear, It Is Said
- Speaking Part 3: Agreeing and Disagreeing
- Cultural Diversity
- Emphasis with Auxiliaries: Do, Did, Does
- Speaking Part 3: Speculating and Hypothesising
- Immigration and Migration
- Passive Reporting Verbs
- Speaking Part 3: Comparing and Contrasting
- Censorship and Freedom of Speech
- Ellipsis and Substitution
- Understanding IELTS Speaking Assessment Criteria
- Climate Action
- Conditionals Without If
- Managing Time in the Reading Test
- Online Learning
- As and Like for Comparison
- Managing Time in the Writing Test
- Renewable Energy
- Need, Dare, and Semi-Modals
- Managing Time in the Listening Test
- Crowdfunding and Startups
- Reduced Relative Clauses
- Understanding IELTS Band Descriptors
- Youth and Ageing
- Subject-Verb Agreement Rules
- Common Spelling and Punctuation Errors
- Volunteering and Charity
- Any, No, None and Related Compounds
- Proofreading Strategies for Writing
- Digital Detox
- Position of Adverbs
- Predicting Answers in the Listening Test
- Startups and Entrepreneurship
- Articles with Geographical Names
- Recognising Distractors in Listening
- Mental Wellbeing
- Linking Words for Contrast, Addition and Exemplification
- Identifying Paraphrases in Reading and Listening
- Privacy and Surveillance
- Patterns with Reporting Verbs
- Skimming for General Meaning
- Work-Life Balance
- Common Collocations and Fixed Phrases
- Scanning for Specific Information
- Sleep and Rest
- Language for Giving Examples
- Dealing with Unknown Vocabulary in Reading
- Street Art and Graffiti
- Language for Clarifying and Rephrasing
- Eliminating Wrong Answers in Multiple Choice
- Peer Pressure
- Language for Expressing Opinions Tactfully
- Understanding the Listening Test Format
- Community Projects
- Formal vs Informal Register
- Understanding the Reading Test Format
- Famous Landmarks
- Organising Ideas Quickly in Speaking Part 2
- Understanding the Writing Test Format
- Food Security
- Self-Correction Strategies in Speaking
- Understanding the Speaking Test Format
- Overcoming Test-Day Anxiety
- Using Model Answers Effectively
- Onboarding and Orientation
- Company Culture and Values
- Departments and Hierarchies
- Job Titles and Responsibilities
- Daily Routines and Schedules
- Meetings: Scheduling and Agendas
- Meetings: Participation and Etiquette
- Presentations: Structure and Delivery
- Presentations: Visual Aids and Q&A
- Email Etiquette: Formal and Informal
- Business Correspondence: Letters and Memos
- Professional Communication: Small Talk
- Professional Communication: Giving Opinions
- Professional Communication: Agreeing and Disagreeing
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Project Management: Initiation and Planning
- Project Management: Execution and Monitoring
- Project Management: Deadlines and Deliverables
- Goal Setting and Objectives
- Performance Reviews and Feedback
- Asking for Clarification and Help
- Making Requests and Offers
- Problem Identification and Analysis
- Proposing Solutions and Alternatives
- Decision-Making Processes
- Negotiation Techniques and Vocabulary
- Managing Conflict and Difficult Conversations
- Networking and Building Relationships
- Business Social Events and Etiquette
- Customer Service: Handling Inquiries
- Customer Service: Dealing with Complaints
- Sales and Marketing Fundamentals
- Advertising and Brand Awareness
- Market Research and Analysis
- Product Development and Launches
- Finance and Budgeting Terms
- Accounting: Invoicing and Payments
- Profit, Loss, and Revenue
- Human Resources: Recruitment and Hiring
- Human Resources: Benefits and Compensation
- Training and Professional Development
- Promotions and Career Advancement
- IT Support and Technical Issues
- Data Analysis and Reporting
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Manufacturing and Production
- Quality Control and Assurance
- Legal and Compliance Issues
- Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility
- Remote Work and Virtual Collaboration
- Business Travel and International Etiquette
- Introductions and Networking
- Company Structures and Departments
- Job Roles and Responsibilities
- Presenting Your Company
- Products and Services
- Marketing Fundamentals
- Market Research and Analysis
- Advertising and Promotional Strategies
- Branding and Brand Identity
- Customer Service and Relations
- Sales Processes and Techniques
- Negotiation Strategies and Language
- Making Presentations
- Business Meetings: Agendas and Participation
- Chairing and Facilitating Meetings
- Business Correspondence: Formal Emails
- Report Writing and Structure
- Proposals and Tenders
- Business Plans and Pitching
- Finance and Accounting Basics
- Budgets and Budgeting
- Financial Performance and KPIs
- Investors and Funding
- Managing Costs and Expenses
- Banking and Financial Services
- Economics: Key Terms and Concepts
- International Trade and Import/Export
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Procurement and Purchasing
- Project Management Fundamentals
- Setting Goals and Objectives
- Time Management and Prioritization
- Leadership Styles and Skills
- Team Building and Management
- Motivation and Delegation
- Hiring and Recruitment
- Employee Training and Development
- Performance Reviews and Appraisals
- Workplace Culture and Ethics
- Conflict Resolution and Mediation
- Business Law and Contracts
- Intellectual Property and Patents
- Risk Management and Assessment
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Sustainability in Business
- Technology and Digital Transformation
- E-commerce and Online Business
- Social Media for Business
- Data and Analytics
- Cybersecurity and Data Protection
- Remote and Hybrid Work
- Business Travel and Arrangements
- Attending Conferences and Trade Fairs
- Career Development and Networking
Group Classes Schedule
The time is in GMT+3 (Moscow, Minsk, Istanbul, Qatar). Each class takes 50 minutes of speaking practice.
Saturday
13:00 - Exam English A2-B1
14:00 - Exam English B1-B2
15:00 - Office English B1+
16:00 - Business English B1+
14:00 - Exam English B1-B2
15:00 - Office English B1+
16:00 - Business English B1+
About the founder
Hey, I'm Daria Shtorm. I've been teaching English for 10 years. I started out doing it myself, but eventually I opened an online Business English School and brought together a great team of teachers. My main goal is to help people live and work in their dream country.
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