Level 3 is aimed at intermediate English speakers, those who have a functional knowledge of the language and who possesses a moderate level of proficiency. This level typically falls between the beginner or basic level and the advanced or fluent level. Intermediate speakers can usually communicate effectively in everyday situations, understand and participate in common conversations, and handle routine tasks in English. There are 10 weeks, and each week consists of activities that need to be completed. Engaging in these intermediate-level English activities can help learners build on their existing language skills, expand their vocabulary, and develop more advanced communication abilities in both written and spoken English.
• Enhanced vocabulary and spelling skills. • Improved problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. • Exposure to new words and their definitions.
• Improved understanding of common instructions in English. • Expanded vocabulary related to everyday tasks. • Enhanced comprehension of how-to guides and directions.
• Improved digital literacy and computer skills. • Enhanced vocabulary through interactive exercises. • Practice in organizing and categorizing information.
• Strengthened word recognition and spelling skills. • Increased visual scanning and pattern recognition abilities. • Exposure to a variety of English words in a fun format.
• Improved pronunciation and fluency in reading. • Enhanced comprehension of written texts through verbalization. • Confidence building in reading aloud to others.
• Increased confidence in speaking independently. • Improved fluency and articulation. • Practice in expressing thoughts and ideas without assistance.
• Improved ability to extract key information from texts. • Enhanced reading comprehension for specific purposes. • Better understanding of texts in different contexts. • Enhanced comprehension and vocabulary development. • Improved reading speed and comprehension skills. • Exposure to different writing styles and genres.
• Strengthened spelling skills and accuracy. • Increased familiarity with common spelling patterns. • Improved written communication skills.
• Enhanced listening skills, including understanding different accents. • Improved comprehension of spoken English. • Practice in following and understanding oral instructions.
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