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Beginner Lever

A beginner is someone who has little to no prior knowledge of the language. They may not know the alphabet, basic sounds, or common words and phrases. At this stage, learners:

• Need to start with pronunciation and foundational vocabulary

• Are just beginning to form simple sentences

• May rely heavily on English for support

• Typically struggle with listening comprehension and spontaneous speaking

• Learn basic greetings, numbers, days of the week, simple questions, and everyday expressions

Ideal for students who are new to the language or have only had minimal exposure.

Intermediate Level

An intermediate learner has some command of the language and can understand and produce basic language in familiar contexts. They:

• Can introduce themselves, describe everyday situations, and ask/answer routine questions

• Have a working vocabulary and a growing grasp of grammar

• Can hold basic conversations but may make frequent errors or hesitate often

• Can read and write short passages with some comprehension

• Understand slow, clear speech but may struggle with native-speed conversations

Best suited for students who have completed beginner-level courses or can communicate in simple but limited ways.

Advanced Level

An advanced learner can communicate clearly, confidently, and effectively in most situations, both spoken and written. At this stage, students:

• Have strong listening and speaking skills, even with native speakers

• Understand a wide range of topics including abstract or complex subjects

• Can read and analyze longer texts (literature, news, technical writing)

• Can write essays, reports, and professional correspondence

• Still make occasional mistakes but are largely fluent

Ideal for students preparing for professional use of the language, academic settings, or immersion in native-speaking environments.