Uceda School English Courses

Uceda School English Courses

Welcome to UCEDA School’s English language courses, where we cater to students of all proficiency levels. Whether you’re just starting your language journey or seeking to refine advanced skills, our tailored programs ensure that every student receives the support they need to succeed. Below outlines our three-tier system to help find the perfect fit for your english language learning.

TIER 1 – BASIC (50 weeks)

Basic course is crafted for novice students beginning their English language learning. Over the span of 50 weeks, students receive comprehensive instruction and support to build a solid foundation in English as a Foreign language. From fundamental vocabulary and grammar to basic communication skills, this course provides the essential building blocks for language proficiency.

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TIER 2 – INTERMEDIATE (50 weeks)

Intermediate course caters to students at a beginner-intermediate level in English as a Foreign language. Spanning 50 weeks, this program offers comprehensive instruction and support to enhance language proficiency. From expanding vocabulary to refining communication skills, students receive targeted guidance to bridge the gap to fluency.

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TIER 3 – ADVANCED (50 weeks)

Advanced course is crafted for proficient students in English as a Foreign language. Over 50 weeks, this program provides advanced instruction and support to further develop language skills. From mastering complex grammar structures to honing fluency in spoken and written communication, students receive specialized training to achieve language mastery.

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Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an international guideline used to describe language learners’ achievements in learning, teaching, and assessment. It was developed by the Council of Europe between 1989 and 1996 as part of the project “Language Learning for European Citizenship.”

Its main purpose is to provide a common method of learning, teaching, and assessing all European languages. In November 2001, the European Union Council recommended the use of CEFR for validating language ability. Today, the six CEFR levels are widely accepted as the standard for measuring language proficiency.

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an international guideline used to describe language learners’ achievements in learning, teaching, and assessment. It was developed by the Council of Europe between 1989 and 1996 as part of the project “Language Learning for European Citizenship.”

Its main purpose is to provide a common method of learning, teaching, and assessing all European languages. In November 2001, the European Union Council recommended the use of CEFR for validating language ability. Today, the six CEFR levels are widely accepted as the standard for measuring language proficiency.

Common Reference Levels

The CEFR divides learners into three main groups and six levels. Each level explains what learners can do in reading, listening, speaking, and writing.

Level Group Level Level Name Description
A – Basic User A1 Breakthrough / Beginner
  • Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions.
  • Can introduce themselves and others.
  • Can ask and answer simple personal questions.
  • Can interact simply if others speak slowly and clearly.
A2 Waystage / Elementary
  • Can understand common expressions related to immediate needs.
  • Can communicate in simple routine tasks.
  • Can describe background and immediate environment.
  • Can discuss areas of immediate need.
B – Independent User B1 Threshold / Intermediate
  • Can understand main points on familiar topics.
  • Can deal with most travel situations.
  • Can produce simple connected text.
  • Can describe experiences, hopes, and plans.
B2 Vantage / Upper Intermediate
  • Can understand complex texts.
  • Can interact fluently with native speakers.
  • Can produce clear, detailed text.
  • Can explain viewpoints with pros and cons.
C – Proficient User C1 Advanced
  • Can understand demanding longer texts.
  • Can express ideas fluently and spontaneously.
  • Can use language effectively for academic and professional purposes.
  • Can write clear, well-structured detailed text.
C2 Mastery / Proficiency
  • Can understand almost everything heard or read.
  • Can summarize information from different sources.
  • Can express themselves fluently and precisely.
  • Can handle complex situations with ease.

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