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The 10 weeks
- 1Week 1: Meeting peopleHello and introductions Β· am / is / are Β· Personal information
- 2Week 2: Shopping and payingNumbers and paying Β· Present simple Β· Numbers, money and shopping
- 3Week 3: Your dayTime and plans Β· do / does Β· Daily routine and time
- 4Week 4: Getting helpAsking for help Β· can / can't Β· Family and people
- 5Week 5: Food shoppingAt the supermarket Β· Plurals and some Β· Food and drink
- 6Week 6: CafΓ©s and homeOrdering food and coffee Β· there is / are Β· Home and furniture
- 7Week 7: Getting aroundPublic transport Β· Prepositions of place Β· Town and transport
- 8Week 8: Finding your wayDirections Β· my / your / 's Β· Clothes and weather
- 9Week 9: On the phonePhone appointments Β· Present continuous Β· Jobs and work
- 10Week 10: HealthDoctor and pharmacy Β· Past simple basics Β· Body and health
Finish with the checkpoint test
A1 checkpoint test: 30 questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening. Score 70% or more to pass and get your free practice certificate.
Take the checkpoint testFrequently asked questions
What will I learn in the Beginner (A1) course?
Start from zero, or close to it: introduce yourself, shop, order food, catch the bus, talk about your day and see the doctor. Grammar: am / is / are, Present simple, do / does, can / can't, Plurals and some, there is / are, Prepositions of place, my / your / 's, Present continuous, Past simple basics.
How long does the A1 course take?
10 weeks at about 20 minutes a day, with 5 short tasks a week. You can go faster or slower.
Is there a test at the end?
Yes. The A1 checkpoint test has 30 questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening. Score 70% or more to get a free practice certificate with your score.