Confirm your level
Use a consultation or assessment if you are unsure whether A1 is right for you.
Individual English course – level A1
Build your English skills at level A1 through a clear individual learning plan.
This individual English course is designed for adult learners working at level A1. Preparation begins from your current knowledge and follows a structured path towards more confident practical use.
- Clear level A1 learning goals
- Practical communication and language development
- Guidance based on your current knowledge
- A structured and sustainable learning rhythm
Who this course is for
Choose this English course when level A1 matches your current starting point and you want a clear individual learning process.
- You have the prior knowledge needed for level A1, or an assessment confirms this starting point.
- You want to improve communication, accuracy, vocabulary, and confidence in real situations.
- You are ready to work consistently between lessons and follow a structured plan.
What you will learn in A1
The modules show the path from first conversations to readiness for the next level.
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First conversations
- Topics
- introductions, greetings, numbers, days, countries, nationalities, classroom language
- Grammar
- to be, possessive adjectives, basic questions
Outcome: You can introduce yourself, say where you are from, and ask short personal questions.
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Description and daily life
- Topics
- objects, colours, adjectives, jobs, everyday activities, family
- Grammar
- a/an, plurals, this/that/these/those, Present Simple, possessive 's
Outcome: You can describe people and objects, and talk about work, family, and routine.
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Abilities and preferences
- Topics
- abilities, weather, seasons, clothes, phone calls, dates, music
- Grammar
- can/can't, Present Continuous, Present Simple versus Present Continuous, object pronouns, like + -ing
Outcome: You can talk about what you are able to do, what you like, and what is happening now.
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Past events and directions
- Topics
- past experiences, directions, home, rooms, furniture, movement
- Grammar
- was/were, Past Simple, regular and irregular verbs, there is/are, there was/were
Outcome: You can tell simple past events and describe places and directions.
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Food, comparisons, and plans
- Topics
- food, quantities, restaurants, big numbers, places in the city, holidays
- Grammar
- countable and uncountable nouns, some/any, how much/how many, comparatives and superlatives, be going to
Outcome: You can order food, compare options, and talk about future plans.
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Personal experience
- Topics
- the internet, personal experience, common verbs, questions
- Grammar
- adverbs of manner, verb + to + infinitive, articles, Present Perfect, Present Perfect versus Past Simple
Outcome: You can talk about experiences and ask questions on familiar topics more independently.
How to begin
A clear starting point helps make the course realistic and useful.
Clarify your goal
Tell us where and why you want to use English.
Choose the next start
We will explain the available individual options and application process.
Frequently asked questions
A consultation or short level assessment can confirm a suitable starting point.
Yes. Send an application and we will advise you about the next suitable option.
Progress depends on starting knowledge, attendance, practice, and pace. We do not promise a level solely from enrolment.
What you will develop
The course combines the main language skills required at level A1.
The exact pace and emphasis depend on your starting knowledge and learning format.