Overview
Duration
6 weeks
Tuition
Under $14/hour
Level
Beginner
Class Time
2.5 hours/week
Prerequisites
None
Group Size
4-10 students
Location
ILC, Carmel
Details
Dates:
3/17/26 - 4/23/26
Time:
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Cost:
$430.00
(Does not include text books and optional tuition insurance)
What You’ll Learn
Everyday Introductions: Confidently greet others, share personal information, and ask basic questions.
Describing People & Life: Talk about appearance, personality, and daily routines using the simple present.
Time & Schedules: Tell time, discuss weekly plans, and ask about others’ schedules.
Home & Living Spaces: Describe rooms, furniture, and locations using “there is/there are” and prepositions.
Getting Around Town: Ask for and give directions, name common city places, and make simple suggestions.
Shopping & Dining Out: Ask about prices, make polite requests, order food, and express preferences.
Health & Well-Being: Describe common symptoms and understand simple advice in everyday situations.
Past Events & Social Plans: Talk about past activities, invite others, and participate in short real-life conversations with growing fluency.
Weekly Itinerary
Each week includes speaking practice, games, cultural context, and real-world role-plays. You’ll use everything you learn — right away.
Week 1: Introductions & personal info — greetings, names, countries, nationalities, exchanging basics.
Week 2: Describing people — physical appearance, personality words, simple present “be” statements.
Week 3: Daily routines — simple present, adverbs of frequency, asking/answering “Do you…?”
Week 4: Telling time & schedules — clock time, days, weekly routines, conversational questions.
Week 5: At home — rooms, furniture, describing living spaces, “there is/there are,” prepositions.
Week 6: Around town — directions, places in the city, giving suggestions for getting around.
Week 7: Shopping & prices — numbers, money, polite requests, “How much is…?”
Week 8: Food & restaurants — menus, ordering, polite expressions, likes/dislikes with “I’d like/ I prefer.”
Week 9: Health & feelings — describing symptoms, simple advice, common doctor’s-office language.
Week 10: Past weekend — simple past of “be” + regular verbs for conversational storytelling.
Week 11: Social plans — inviting people, accepting/declining invitations, making simple arrangements.
Week 12: Review & conversation circles — integrated speaking tasks, role-plays, and final dialogue.
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