English Preparation for Cambridge B2

Entry Requirements

English / English as a Foreign Language MQF 2

Duration

30 week course with 3 contact hours per week.

Learning Outcomes

Expected learning outcomes for this course include:

Reading and Writing
• Scan texts to identify relevant information quickly and effectively.
• Read media texts with good overall understanding.
• Understand the general meaning of non-routine letters and emails, including most of their content.
• Make notes while listening to someone speaking.
• Write letters or emails that include non-standard requests.
• Write simple factual reports and begin to evaluate or give advice.
• Produce simple notes useful for essays or revision by identifying the main points.
• Present arguments using a limited range of vocabulary and grammatical structures.
• Express opinions and provide supporting reasons.
Listening and Speaking
• Follow talks and discussions on familiar topics. Reading and Writing
• Scan texts to identify relevant information quickly and effectively.
• Read media texts with good overall understanding.
• Understand the general meaning of non-routine letters and emails, including most of their content.
• Make notes while listening to someone speaking.
• Write letters or emails that include non-standard requests.
• Write simple factual reports and begin to evaluate or give advice.
• Produce simple notes useful for essays or revision by identifying the main points.
• Present arguments using a limited range of vocabulary and grammatical structures.
• Express opinions and provide supporting reasons.
Listening and Speaking
• Follow talks and discussions on familiar topics.
• Maintain conversations on a fairly wide range of topics.
• Ask for clarification or further information and understand the responses given.
• Ask for factual information and understand answers accurately.
• Express personal opinions and simple arguments.
• Answer predictable or factual questions appropriately.
• Check and confirm understanding of instructions during communication.
• Maintain conversations on a fairly wide range of topics.
• Ask for clarification or further information and understand the responses given.
• Ask for factual information and understand answers accurately.
• Express personal opinions and simple arguments.
• Answer predictable or factual questions appropriately.
• Check and confirm understanding of instructions during communication.
More details can be found on https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-tests/qualifications/first/ 

Delivery Method

Face to face lesson

Certification/Award

Learners may apply to sit for the Cambridge English examination and, upon successful completion, will be awarded a Cambridge English certificate at Level B2

Progression to Further Education

After successfully completing this course, learners can continue studying the subject at post-secondary level, such as Intermediate Level and Advanced Level

Language of Instruction

English