General English
General English” is all about mastering the basics of the English language, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, writing, and listening skills. It’s designed for learners to communicate effectively in everyday situations, whether for work, travel, or socializing. The goal is to build a solid foundation in English, empowering learners to express themselves confidently. Let’s dive in and make your Training resonate with the purpose that brings you to this learning Platform!— You’re in the Right Place
General English Language Program - TESOL Africa
TESOL Africa offers a practical, context-based General English program. Our courses follow the CEFR (A0–C2), helping you build real communication skills. Learn with confidence for study, travel, work, and life!
Our Levels
- Greetings: “Hello! I’m Sarah.”
- Simple questions: “What’s your name?”
- Context: Meeting someone for the first time.
- Talking about yourself: “I live in Yaoundé.”
- Describing your job: “I am a student.”
- Context: Introducing yourself at a conference.
- Shopping: “How much is this shirt?”
- Directions: “Where is the bank?”
- Context: Asking for help in a city.
- Opinions: “I think English is fun.”
- Daily routines: “I work from 9 to 5.”
- Context: Discussing hobbies with friends.
- Debate: “I agree/disagree because…”
- Workplace: “Let’s schedule a meeting.”
- Context: Job interviews and teamwork.
- Expressing opinions fluently.
- Complex writing: Reports and proposals.
- Context: Leading a project, public speaking.
- Academic English: Essays, research.
- Professional communication at native level.
- Context: Conferences, publishing, negotiations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions - Placement Test
A placement test checks your current level of English skills—grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, and sometimes speaking. It helps teachers place you in the right class so you can learn at the pace that’s best for you.
Most placement tests take between 30 to 60 minutes. They usually start with easier questions and gradually get harder. Don’t worry—it’s not about passing or failing, just showing what you already know.
Not really! It’s best to approach it with a relaxed mind. However, getting a good night’s sleep and reviewing some common vocabulary or grammar can help you feel more confident.
Absolutely! With online resources, podcasts, videos, and language partners, you can create an immersive environment right at home.
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