English Courses B2 Level

30 classes
1 class = 50–90 minutes (depending on the program)
2–3 classes per week
First class free

about course

Our B2 course is designed for students who already have a solid foundation and want to communicate more confidently, express complex ideas and use English in a wider range of situations. At this stage, learning goes beyond basic conversations: you work on fluency, accuracy, vocabulary and the ability to understand different speakers and types of texts. It suits you if you can discuss familiar topics but sometimes struggle to explain complex ideas, if you understand the main points of conversations, videos and articles but want to catch more details, if you want to speak more naturally without searching for words, or if you feel you have reached a plateau and need structured practice to progress. The course takes your level and goals into account: if you need English mainly for professional communication, you practise the relevant situations; if your goal is everyday fluency, lessons focus more on conversations, opinions and experiences.
Curriculum

The programme combines structured language practice with communication, so you apply new vocabulary and grammar and do not just study them in isolation. In vocabulary you learn more varied and specific expressions for explaining opinions, discussing abstract topics and describing experiences, on themes such as work and careers, education, technology and society, travel and culture, relationships and personal development, news and social issues, and arguments, advantages and disadvantages, along with collocations, phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions. In grammar you review familiar structures, address recurring mistakes and practise more complex forms in context: narrative tenses, present perfect and past perfect, passive voice, reported speech, conditionals and hypothetical situations, modal verbs for probability, deduction, obligation and advice, relative clauses, gerunds and infinitives, and linking words. In speaking you practise taking part in discussions, expressing a clear point of view, agreeing and disagreeing politely, giving reasons and examples, comparing options, speculating about hypothetical outcomes and responding to unexpected questions, while working on pronunciation, sentence stress and natural phrasing. In listening you follow longer conversations, interviews, discussions and presentations, identify the speaker’s main argument, tell important details from supporting information and recognise tone and attitude. In reading you work with articles, opinion pieces, reports and reviews, learning to follow how a text is organised, recognise the author’s point of view, tell facts from opinions and work out unfamiliar vocabulary from context. In writing you practise emails, opinion paragraphs, reviews, reports, structured summaries and texts that compare options or explain a problem, with attention to structure, linking words, accuracy and tone. For work, you practise explaining ideas, contributing to meetings, discussing tasks, presenting suggestions and communicating with colleagues; for travel, handling unexpected problems and asking for detailed information; for study, understanding longer texts, following explanations and organising written assignments. Lessons take place online with a teacher: you may discuss a topic, listen to or read a text, analyse useful expressions, complete exercises and use the language in a conversation or writing task, while the teacher corrects mistakes and helps you find more natural ways to express your thoughts.

Our goal is for you to use English independently across a wide range of situations. In the B2 course you will express complex ideas, discuss abstract topics and understand different speakers, expand your vocabulary and improve your accuracy and be able to communicate at work, while travelling and in everyday life with greater confidence.

What do I do now?

Simple learning method

Choosing a teacher
After you register, we’ll help you choose a teacher who has experience working with beginners. This ensures that the language is explained step-by-step and clearly.
First introductory class
In the first class, you’ll meet your teacher and discuss your learning goals. You’ll also receive an overview of how the course is structured and which topics will be covered at the beginning.
Initial level assessment
Even for beginner students, it is important to determine the starting point. The teacher will assess your basic knowledge and recommend the most suitable study program.
Start of regular learning
After the first class, you can choose the most convenient schedule for your lessons. Over time, you will begin to expand your vocabulary and participate in simple conversations in English.

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Every 6 months our teachers carry out a continuous evaluation to guarantee the highest quality.

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Because life is more than just studying a language.
70% of the class you will practice and converse the language in real life, making us feel proud of ourselves.

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What is the A1 English course like?

Time

The time needed to complete B2 depends on your current knowledge, how consistently you study and how much English you use between lessons. Students with a strong B1 foundation may progress differently from those who need to review gaps in grammar, vocabulary or listening. In the first lesson the teacher assesses your level and goals and helps choose a suitable programme.
Frequency

Regular lessons and independent practice help you maintain momentum. You do not need hours of study every day: consistent, focused activities make a difference. Between lessons you can review vocabulary and use it in your own sentences, listen to podcasts, interviews or videos, read articles, summarise what you read or watched in English and write short opinions on topics from class.
Format

The course is fully online with a teacher, with interactive materials available on your phone, tablet or computer.

Student comments

Ana Torres

Program: Only Child

I started the course with almost no knowledge of English and at first I thought it would be difficult. However, the teacher explains everything very clearly and patiently, which makes learning easier. Now I can understand basic phrases and form short sentences.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Date: 11/03/2024
Javier Ruiz

Program: Only Child

It’s a great course for people just starting to learn English. In each class, we learn new words and practice them in short dialogues. Thanks to the regular classes, I now understand the language much better.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Date: 05/19/2025
Carmen Navarro

Program: Only Child

I like that the classes take place in a calm and friendly atmosphere. The teacher always encourages the students and explains the topics clearly. Thanks to this course, I’ve gained more confidence in using English.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Date: 02/08/2026

Frequently Asked Questions / FAQ

If you have additional questions about the A1 English course, you can contact us via the chat feature on our website. Our team will be happy to assist you and provide more information about the curriculum and class format.

For students who can already communicate independently but want to become more fluent, precise and flexible: those who need English for work, studies, travel or international communication, want to write clearer emails and reports, or feel they have reached a plateau.
You should already be able to handle many everyday conversations. The next step at B2 is communicating with greater confidence, understanding more nuanced language and adapting your speech to different contexts. If you are unsure of your level, the first lesson will show it.
The teacher assesses your current level, discusses your goals and helps determine a suitable programme, so you can focus on the areas that need the most attention.
More varied and specific vocabulary for work and careers, education, technology and society, travel and culture, relationships and personal development, news and social issues, and for expressing opinions and arguments, plus collocations, phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions. The goal is to use them appropriately, not just to memorise them.
Present, past and future forms, narrative tenses, present perfect and past perfect, passive voice, reported speech, conditionals, modal verbs, relative clauses, gerunds and infinitives, and linking words. Grammar is practised through examples, discussions and realistic tasks, so you understand when each structure is useful.
You develop longer answers, support your opinions, compare alternatives, explain complicated ideas, respond to unexpected questions and use linking expressions to sound more coherent. Work on pronunciation, sentence stress and natural phrasing helps you spend less time translating in your head.