The Journey in English | Life Track: The Social Launch Level 01 | Online English Language Course
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The Journey in English | Life Track: Your Way to Speak to the World
Welcome to the Life Track, a special part of ‘The Journey in English’ program. This track is for people who want to use English in real life, not just study it in a book. We move away from boring classroom rules to focus on easy speaking and real confidence. From learning your first sounds to talking with people from different countries, every step helps you feel at home anywhere in the world.
Who is this track for?
Is the Life Track Right for You? The Life Track is perfect for students who want to speak more than they want to study difficult grammar. Are you a traveler who wants to visit new cities easily? Do you want to make friends from all over the world? Or do you love movies and music and want to understand them without help? If yes, this is your path. It is fun, easy to follow, and gives you results you can use today.
Launch Your Social Life in English
You’ve built your confidence; now it’s time to use it. The Social Launch Level 01 is designed to take your English to the streets, the office, and the airport. At Questut, we don’t just teach you grammar; we teach you how to start and sustain a conversation in English.
Talk About Your Day and Your Health
What do you do for fun? How do you feel today? In this course, you will master the vocabulary of daily activities and health. From discussing your exercise routine to describing symptoms at the doctor’s office, we give you the words you need for real-life situations. You will practice using the Simple Present and Adverbs of Frequency (like always, sometimes, never) to describe your life with precision.
Share Your Past and Plan Your Future
One of the most important skills in social English is storytelling. We will guide you through the Past Simple so you can talk about your last weekend or your last job. But we don’t stop there! You will also learn how to invite friends out, make plans, and discuss your future using “going to.” By the end of this level, you will be able to share your history and your goals with anyone you meet.
Professional Interaction at Questut
As an adult learner, you need results. At Questut, we provide a professional and academic environment powered by Cambridge methodology. Our 16 interactive sessions are built around Social Fluency. You will practice ordering food, talking about locations, and describing your neighborhood. This is not just a class; it’s a simulation of the real world where you are the main character.
What You Will Master in This Level:
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- Daily Routines: Talk about your habits and how you spend your free time.
- Health & Body: Describe how you feel and discuss healthy habits.
- Past Memories: Confidently use the past tense to share your experiences.
- Future Plans: Learn how to make invitations and talk about what’s next.
- Social Confidence: Experience the Questut way of learning—active, professional, and supportive.
Need Help Finding Your Path?
Choosing the right level is the first step to your success, and we are here to help. If you are not sure which level is best for you, or if you have any questions about The Journey, please talk to us! You can contact our team through the Contact Us page, send us an Email, or get a fast answer by clicking the WhatsApp Button on your screen. We are ready to help you start your journey today!
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Session 01: I always eat breakfastFocus: Talking about food and beverages; discussing eating habits and favorite meals.
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Session 02: Some and Any; Count/Noncount Nouns
Focus: Mastering count and noncount nouns; using some and any in statements and questions.
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Session 03: What sports do you like?
Focus: Talking about sports and exercise; discussing abilities and talents.
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Session 04: Simple Present Wh-questions; Can for ability
Focus: Asking and answering open questions about interests; using "Can" for talent and ability.
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Session 05: I’m going to have a party
Focus: Discussing months and dates; talking about birthdays, holidays, and special events.
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Session 06: Future with "be going to"
Focus: Making plans and discussing future intentions and scheduled events.
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Session 07: How do you feel?
Focus: Identifying parts of the body; describing health problems and symptoms.
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Session 08: Giving Advice with "Should"
Focus: Offering health advice and suggestions; discussing remedies and medications.
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Session 09: How do I get there?
Focus: Naming stores and places in the city; discussing locations of buildings.
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Session 10: Prepositions of Place & Directions
Focus: Mastering prepositions; giving and following directions to find specific places.
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Session 11: I had a great weekend
Focus: Talking about leisure activities and free-time events in the past.
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Session 12: Simple Past: Regular Verbs
Focus: Forming affirmative and negative statements about past events using regular verbs.
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Session 13: Where were you born?
Focus: Discussing biographical information; talking about school, family, and upbringing.
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Session 14: Simple Past: Was/Were & Irregular Verbs
Focus: Mastering the past of "be" and learning common irregular past tense verbs.
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Session 15: Can I take a message?
Focus: Discussing entertainment plans; making and taking phone messages.
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Session 16: Invitations and Requests; Course Review
Focus: Making, accepting, and declining invitations; Final review of the Social Launch phase (Level 01).
- Online Course
- Curriculum Source: Based on Cambridge University Press & Assessment materials
- Certificate: Professional Certificate of Completion from Questut.
- Prerequisite Level: Completion of the Confidence Builder phase or a placement test showing lower-intermediate level.
- Commitment: Ready to engage in role-playing, group discussions, and active speaking tasks.
- Digital Tools: You only need a computer, tablet, or phone with a stable internet connection to use Questut’s easy platform.
- Social Starters: Those who can build sentences and want to start using them in real-life social settings.
- Daily Communicators: Adults needing English for shopping, ordering food, and describing their daily routines.
- Career Starters: People who need to talk about their skills, past experiences, and future professional goals.
- Travelers & Expats: Anyone planning to live or travel abroad who needs to communicate their needs and feelings clearly.
