Learning English – Beginner English Classes

Beginner English Class

Welcome to the Beginner’s English class section at KSTVS
This is the lowest level class we have, aimed at students at European Framework A1 level.

Course Title
Beginner English Class
Intended Students
First time English speakers or those with very little English
Learning Materials
‘Cutting Edge – Level A1’ – Published by Longman

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Class Times
Wednesday: 10am – 12pm
Friday: 1pm-3pm
Level
European Framework Level (CEFR) A1

Global Scale of English (GSE) Level 10-29
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Learn English with Koh Samui Language School Beginner Classes

English language lessons with Cutting Edge starter level textbook

Designed for the first-time or starter English learner (beginners), our beginner ESL (English as a Second Language) lesson classes are suitable for language learners graded under the Common European Framework (CEF) level of English Language for students at the A1 level.

Our ESL lesson plans for beginners introduce students to basic English. Students learn the basics of the alphabet, numbers, pronunciation, and simple greetings and phrases. Studying at this level will enable students to read and understand simple sentence structure and ask and answer basic questions. These ESL lessons will fill students with a good level of confidence in their ability to learn a new language.

The book we use is the ‘Cutting Edge’ starter level textbook, published by Longmans, which is graded under the European Framework. With our ESL lessons, beginners can practice and learn English while interacting with each other and building their language skills.

The book we use is the ‘Cutting Edge’ starter level textbook, published by Longmans, which is graded under the European Framework.

Warm up
A warm up activity gets students thinking in English. This is usually a short game or activity in pairs or as a group that focuses on speaking.
Presentation
This stage of the lesson introduces the grammar point or vocabulary. The teacher uses a variety of resources to present and explain the learning objectives, such as flashcards, whiteboard, and the student book.
Practise
Using the student book, students complete exercises to practise the grammar point and vocabulary. This includes listening, reading, and writing practise.
Production
A production activity is a pair or group game or role-play that uses the grammar and vocabulary learned during the class. At this level, it is teacher-led to ensure students are using their newly learned skills correctly.