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What Will You Learn
We have structured our YCA courses from level 1 (beginners) to
level 8 (advanced) and by the end of each level you should be able to:
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Level
1: * Ask and give personal information * Greet people * Shop * Give instructions to a
taxi driver * Talk about jobs * Tell the time * Deal with money and numbers.
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Level
2: * Describe people * Use plurals * Talk about likes and dislikes * Invite and
suggest * Talk about people’s countries.
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Level
3: * Talk about your family * Dates * Possessions * Future events * Obligations *
Comparisons * Ask people not to do things.
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Level
4: * Talk about the past * Tell stories * Ask about personal history * Make hypotheses
about the future * Locate places on a map.
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Level
5: * Talk out roles and cultural differences * Talk about feelings * Report opinions.
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Level
6: * Talk about owing and borrowing money * Use common social formulae * * Express
regrets and emotions.
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Level
7: * Make travel arrangements * Express relationship between times * Gave advice *
Express continuity of actions.
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Level
8: * Express subtle sophisticated ideas * Put feelings into language * Use
exaggeration and flattery * Engage in lively exchanges * Understand some of the cultural
influences on the language.
Note:
We have tailored our materials to serve both function and structure, as well as practicing
different language skills. Levels 4 to 8 are more focused on discussions, simulations and
language projects. As studying both YCA & MSA readily compliment each other, we have
timetabled our courses to make this practical.
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