Access the full General English course and materials designed to help you learn and master English.
Course materials
- Understanding native and non-native English speakers
- Quality teaching, practice materials & methods are crucial to your success.
- 100s of practice questions
- Live Classes with an Expert Teacher
- Writing, Reading, Listening and Speaking assessments with feedback
- Building fluency and accuracy in spoken English
- Expanding your vocabulary
- Developing skills and confidence to use English outside the classroom.
What will you get as part of this course:
Interactive Exercises: Engage with interactive exercises that reinforce your understanding and retention of key concepts.

Course Overview:
Our General English course will help you develop language skills for real life situations – like speaking and conversation. We will help you develop the confidence to live, travel or work in Australia. You will graduate with real-world English skills you can use anywhere. This course will help you develop the English language skills for:
- everyday use
- speaking, listening, reading and writing
You will learn with experienced and qualified teachers in small classes. We will track your progress with regular testing.
Suggested Study Plan
This study plan is designed to help beginners build a strong foundation in English over the course of a year. It covers all essential language skills: reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary. The plan is divided into four quarters, each consisting of three months, with specific goals and focus areas for each period.
Quarter 1: Foundations - Months 1-3: Introduction to English Basics
⏱️ Week 1-4
- Reading: Simple texts like children’s books or beginner articles (10 minutes daily)
- Writing: Practice writing simple sentences and short paragraphs (10 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to beginner podcasts, songs, or short videos with subtitles (15 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice basic greetings, introductions, and simple questions (10 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study the alphabet, basic sentence structures, present simple tense (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 5 new words daily, focusing on common nouns, verbs, and adjectives
⏱️ Week 5-8
- Reading: Read short stories and simple dialogues (15 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write short paragraphs about daily activities (15 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to simple stories and repeat sentences for practice (20 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice pronunciation and simple conversations (15 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study plural nouns, articles (a/an/the), and possessive adjectives (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 5 new words daily, including basic verbs and everyday objects
⏱️Week 9-12
- Reading: Read simple news articles or blog posts (20 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write daily journal entries or short descriptive paragraphs (20 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to beginner-level audio books and podcasts (20 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Engage in simple role-plays or dialogues with a language partner (15 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study the present continuous tense and simple prepositions (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 5 new words daily, focusing on family, food, and common activities
Completion of Quarter 1
Quarter 2: Building Confidence - Months 4-6: Expanding Basic Skills
⏱️ Week 13-16
- Reading: Read simple articles and beginner-level books (20 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write short narratives and personal stories (20 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to conversations and short stories, practice shadowing (20 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice giving basic descriptions and asking questions (20 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study past simple tense and conjunctions (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, including hobbies and interests
⏱️ Week 17-20
- Reading: Read short essays and opinion pieces (20 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write opinion paragraphs and summaries of readings (25 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to news clips and summarize key points (20 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice discussing preferences and experiences (20 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study comparatives, superlatives, and question forms (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, focusing on travel, weather, and daily routines
⏱️Week 21-24
- Reading: Read more complex short stories and news articles (25 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write detailed descriptions and short essays (25 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to beginner-level radio shows and podcasts (25 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice storytelling and giving instructions (20 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study future simple tense and modal verbs (20 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, including technology and health
Completion of Quarter 2
Quarter 3: Intermediate Development - Months 7-9: Enhancing Skills
⏱️ Week 25-28
- Reading: Read intermediate articles and short novels (30 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write essays and detailed narratives (30 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to intermediate podcasts and watch English TV shows (30 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Engage in discussions and express opinions (25 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study perfect tenses and complex sentences (25 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, focusing on education, work, and social issues
⏱️ Week 29-32
- Reading: Read articles on various topics, focusing on comprehension (30 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write persuasive essays and detailed reports (30 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to interviews and discussions, practice summarizing (30 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice debate and role-playing in different scenarios (25 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Study relative clauses and passive voice (25 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, including business and cultural terms
⏱️Week 33-36
- Reading: Read advanced short stories and non-fiction articles (30 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write research-based essays and narratives (30 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to advanced podcasts and news reports (30 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Participate in group discussions and presentations (30 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Review all tenses and complex structures (25 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 10 new words daily, focusing on abstract concepts and idiomatic expressions
Completion of Quarter 3
Quarter 4: Mastery and Application - Months 10-12: Refining Skills
⏱️ Week 37-40
- Reading: Read advanced articles and literature (35 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write comprehensive essays and creative stories (35 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to advanced English media, take detailed notes (35 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice advanced conversation skills and public speaking (30 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Focus on advanced grammar and idiomatic expressions (30 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 15 new words daily, including academic and professional terms
⏱️ Week 41-44
- Reading: Analyze and critique articles and literature (35 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write analytical essays and in-depth reports (35 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to academic lectures and podcasts (35 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Engage in advanced discussions and debates (30 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Review and practice all grammar points (30 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Learn 15 new words daily, reviewing all previous vocabulary
⏱️Week 45-48
- Reading: Read extensively on diverse topics (35 minutes daily)
- Writing: Write for various purposes, including personal, academic, and professional (35 minutes daily)
- Listening: Listen to a variety of English media, focusing on different accents and contexts (35 minutes daily)
- Speaking: Practice fluency and clarity in all speaking tasks (30 minutes daily)
- Grammar: Consolidate grammar knowledge with practice exercises (30 minutes daily)
- Vocabulary: Review all learned vocabulary and practice using it in context (15 new words daily)
Completion of Quarter 4
Continuous Learning and Maintenance
After completing this one-year plan, continue to practice and improve your English skills by:
- Reading: Regularly read books, articles, and other materials in English.
- Writing: Maintain a writing routine, such as journaling or blogging.
- Listening: Engage with English media, including news, podcasts, and movies.
- Speaking: Join English-speaking groups or participate in language exchange programs.
- Grammar: Keep practicing with grammar exercises and stay updated on rules.
- Vocabulary: Continue expanding your vocabulary and practice using new words.
By following this one-year study plan, you will build a strong foundation in English and progressively enhance your language skills, ensuring comprehensive and lasting proficiency.
Specification: IELTS Mock Test – Online or Paper-based
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