The Journey in English | Life Track: The Social Launch Level 02 | 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.
Your Gateway to Practical Fluency
Welcome to the next major milestone in your language journey. The Social Launch (Level 02) is specifically designed for learners who have a foundation and are ready to engage in more complex, meaningful interactions. Following the rigorous standards of the Cambridge curriculum, this course focuses on the practical language used in international social and professional environments.
Work, Life, and Schedules
The first part of our journey focuses on your identity in the world. You will learn how to describe various professions, workplaces, and the intricate details of a daily schedule. We move beyond “telling time” to “managing time” in English, using precise time expressions to talk about early mornings, late nights, and everything in between.
The Language of Commerce and Leisure
Effective communication is essential for daily life. This level equips you with the skills to discuss prices, materials, and clothing, making you a confident shopper and a savvy consumer. Furthermore, we dive into the world of music, movies, and entertainment. You will learn how to invite others to events, express your likes and dislikes, and engage in the “small talk” that builds real relationships.
Past, Present, and Home
Deepen your conversations by discussing your history and your surroundings. We explore the Simple Past in detail, allowing you to share your weekend stories and life experiences. Additionally, you will master the language of “home”—describing your living space, furniture, and neighborhood. This ensures that you can welcome the world into your life, speaking about where you live and what you’ve done with absolute clarity.
Why Choose The Social Launch at Questut?
At Questut, we believe that language is a bridge to opportunity. Our 16 interactive sessions are built on the Cambridge “Communicative Approach,” ensuring that every minute of training is spent using the language in realistic scenarios. You aren’t just studying English; you are launching a more capable, confident version of yourself into the global community.
Key Learning Outcomes for Level 02:
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- Professional Identity: Confidently describe jobs, work routines, and school life.
- Social Connectivity: Master the art of invitations, making excuses, and discussing entertainment.
- Practical Mastery: Navigate shopping, prices, and personal possessions with ease.
- Dynamic Storytelling: Use the Past Tense to recount events and personal experiences.
- Environmental Description: Clearly talk about your home, apartment, and local neighborhood.
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: Where are you from?Focus: Introductions and greetings; exchanging personal information, names, countries, and nationalities.
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Session 02: Wh-questions with "be"
Focus: Mastering questions with what, where, who, and how; yes/no questions and short answers with be.
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Session 03: What do you do?
Focus: Describing jobs, workplaces, and school; asking for and giving opinions about work.
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Session 04: Simple Present & Time Expressions
Focus: Simple present Wh-questions and statements; using time expressions: at, in, on, around, early, late, until, before, and after.
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Session 05: How much are these?
Focus: Shopping and prices; discussing clothing, personal items, colors, and materials.
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Session 06: Demonstratives & Comparisons
Focus: Using this, that, these, those; practicing one and ones; making comparisons and discussing preferences.
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Session 07: Do you play the guitar?
Focus: Talking about music, movies, and TV programs; discussing entertainment and interests.
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Session 08: Object Pronouns & Invitations
Focus: Mastering object pronouns; practice in making invitations and giving excuses.
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Session 09: What an exciting family!
Focus: Talking about family members and family trees; describing family relationships.
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Session 10: Present Continuous & Quantifiers
Focus: Mastering the Present Continuous; using quantifiers like all, nearly all, most, some, few to talk about families.
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Session 11: How often do you run?
Focus: Discussing sports, fitness, and exercise; talking about routines and abilities.
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Session 12: Adverbs of Frequency
Focus: Using adverbs of frequency (always, almost always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever, almost never, never).
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Session 13: We went dancing!
Focus: Talking about free-time and leisure activities; describing weekend experiences.
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Session 14: Simple Past: Regular and Irregular Verbs
Focus: Mastering Simple Past statements, yes/no questions, and short answers.
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Session 15: There’s a nice neighborhood
Focus: Describing homes, apartments, and furniture; discussing neighborhoods and city facilities.
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Session 16: There is / There are & Final Review
Focus: Using there is/there are, quantifiers, and prepositions of place; Comprehensive review of Units 1-8.
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- Curriculum Source: Based on Cambridge University Press & Assessment materials
- Key Skills: Professional descriptions, price negotiations, discussing preferences, and recounting past experiences.
- Certificate: Professional Certificate of Completion from Questut.
- Prerequisite Level: Completion of The Social Launch - Level 01 or a placement result indicating high-beginner to lower-intermediate proficiency.
- 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.
- Aspiring Professionals: Adults who need to describe their jobs, workplaces, and schedules in a professional yet social manner.
- Savvy Travelers: Individuals who want to master shopping interactions, discuss prices, materials, and clothing styles confidently.
- The Storytellers: Those who wish to move beyond simple facts and start sharing past events and weekend experiences with clear grammar.
- Travelers & Expats: Anyone planning to live or travel abroad who needs to communicate their needs and feelings clearly.
