Course: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Prep
Hours: 120 (3 x 40h modules)
For: Young adults & teens with solid B1 English (e.g., PET graduates).
Goal: Achieve B2 level & pass the FCE exam.
Content: Covers all 4 skills at B2, advanced grammar/vocab, and all FCE exam tasks (Reading & Use of English, Writing, Listening, Speaking).
Assessment: Progress quizzes, full mock exams, speaking assessments, and a final review test.
Here is a course structure for Level B2 (Cambridge First / FCE), following the same three-module, 120-hour format.
Module 1: B2 Foundations & Complex Communication (40 hours)
Objective: To consolidate B1 knowledge and introduce core B2 grammatical structures, abstract vocabulary, and the skills needed for nuanced discussion of personal, social, and professional topics.
Lesson 1: Identity & Social Dynamics – Abstract adjectives for personality, habits in the present (review & expansion).
Lesson 2: Life Experiences & Achievements – Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous, Past Perfect.
Lesson 3: Speculation & Deduction – Modal verbs of past and present probability (must have, might be, can’t have).
Lesson 4: Narrative & Emphasis – Narrative tenses review, cleft sentences (It was… that…), inversions (Not only…).
Lesson 5: Future Precision – Future forms review, future perfect & continuous, future in the past.
Lesson 6: Obligation & Freedom – Advanced modal verbs (needn’t have, didn’t need to, had to), expressions of criticism and advice.
Lesson 7: Urban Life & Social Issues – Vocabulary for urban development, social problems, and community initiatives.
Lesson 8: The World of Work – Professional etiquette, career paths, collocations related to employment.
Lesson 9: Consumer Society & Ethics – Vocabulary of advertising, branding, ethical consumption, and global trade.
Lesson 10: Review & FCE Skills Intro – Integrated FCE-style tasks (Reading & Use of English Part 1, Listening Part 1, collaborative speaking).
Module 2: B2 Expansion & Abstract Discourse (40 hours)
Objective: To develop fluency and accuracy in discussing abstract concepts, constructing arguments, and using a wide range of sophisticated grammatical structures for hypothesis, formality, and persuasion.
Lesson 1: Hypothesis & Regret – Mixed conditionals, Third conditional, wishes and regrets about the past.
Lesson 2: Reported Speech & Attitude – Advanced reporting verbs (claim, insist, threaten), reporting questions and commands.
Lesson 3: Travel & Cultural Awareness – Language for travel anecdotes, cultural contrasts, and dealing with unexpected situations.
Lesson 4: Health & Wellbeing Science – Discussing trends, medical advances, and lifestyle choices with formal vocabulary.
Lesson 5: The Media & Critical Literacy – Language for analysing news bias, film critique, and the impact of social media.
Lesson 6: Education & Specialisation – Debating educational methods, university life, and specialized academic vocabulary.
Lesson 7: Environment & Sustainability – Discussing causes, effects, and solutions with persuasive and evaluative language.
Lesson 8: Fashion, Art, and Trends – Idioms for describing trends, the language of artistic critique.
Lesson 9: Technology & Innovation – Discussing digital lifestyles, futurism, and the societal impact of technology.
Lesson 10: Mid-Course Review & FCE Practice – Focus on Writing Part 1 (Essay) strategies and Speaking Part 3 (Collaborative task).
Module 3: B2 Mastery & Exam Proficiency (40 hours)
Objective: To refine language for formal and academic contexts, master exam technique, and demonstrate fluent, spontaneous interaction and coherent, complex text production under timed conditions.
Lesson 1: Global Citizenship – Language for discussing human rights, globalization, and civic responsibility.
Lesson 2: Career & Enterprise – Interview language, business idioms, negotiating, and presenting ideas.
Lesson 3: Scientific Discourse – Passive voice review for formal writing, language of hypothesis and proof.
Lesson 4: Grammar for Style & Impact – Participle clauses, advanced connectors, avoiding repetition.
Lesson 5: Literature & The Arts – Analyzing extracts, describing genres and emotional impact in depth.
Lesson 6: Summarising & Formal Writing – Impersonal passive structures, nominalization, formal linkers.
Lesson 7: Debate & Negotiation – Advanced interactive language for Speaking Parts 3 & 4.
Lesson 8: Exam Skills Strategy – Time management, keyword transformation techniques, listening for inference.
Lesson 9: Writing Workshop – Genre mastery for all Writing Part 2 tasks (Report, Proposal, Review, Article/Email).
Lesson 10: Final FCE Mock Exam & Feedback – Full B2 First exam under timed conditions, followed by detailed analysis.
This 120-hour course provides a structured and challenging pathway to Cambridge B2 First (FCE), ensuring students develop the advanced language and specific exam skills required for success at this level.Each module builds systematically towards full exam readiness.
Audiencia objetivo
- Learner Age Group (e.g., Young Learners, Teens, Adults) Required Entry Level (e.g., Completed A2 level, CEFR A2) Learner Profile (e.g., School students, professionals, general learners) Specific Needs or Goals (e.g., Exam preparation, academic progression, general fluency)
Caracteristicas
- Official Cambridge Alignment: Fully mapped to the Cambridge English: B1 Preliminary (PET) for Schools syllabus and CEFR B1 standards, ensuring targeted exam preparation. Structured Progression: A clear 3-module pathway (Foundation → Development → Consolidation) that systematically builds language competence and exam confidence over 120 hours. Integrated Skill Development: Every module simultaneously develops Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking, mirroring real-language use and exam format. Exam-Focused Practice: Incorporates authentic PET task types and strategies throughout, culminating in full mock exams to build familiarity and reduce anxiety. Communicative Methodology: Emphasizes practical communication and fluency through interactive tasks, alongside essential grammar and vocabulary accuracy. Age-Appropriate Content: Uses themes, topics, and materials specifically relevant to teenage learners (PET for Schools). Continuous Assessment: Combines formative quizzes, mock exams, and a final review test to monitor progress and provide actionable feedback.
Requisitos
- Language Level: A solid B1 (Lower Intermediate) level of English on the CEFR, typically evidenced by completion of a course like Cambridge English Key (KET) or equivalent. Age: Intended for teenage learners (approximately 12-17 years old). Commitment: Ability to commit to a 120-hour course, including completion of homework and practice tasks. Technical/Material Requirements (if applicable): Reliable internet access for online platform components. Headset with microphone for listening and speaking practice (for blended/online delivery). Core textbook and notebook.
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Course: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Prep
Hours: 120 (3 x 40h modules)
For: Young adults & teens with solid B1 English (e.g., PET graduates).
Goal: Achieve B2 level & pass the FCE exam.
Content: Covers all 4 skills at B2, advanced grammar/vocab, and all FCE exam tasks (Reading & Use of English, Writing, Listening, Speaking).
Assessment: Progress quizzes, full mock exams, speaking assessments, and a final review test.
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