English for Adults
A2 — Develop Everyday Conversation
A2 — Develop Everyday Conversation
What Will We Learn in This Program?
We help adults who can use basic English keep everyday conversations going. We focus on exchanging information in familiar situations, describing experiences, and expressing needs in more detail.
Talking About Yourself and Your Experiences
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Describe everyday life, work, and interests in short, connected sentences.
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Simply describe a past activity or experience.
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Express future plans and intentions.
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Explain preferences with brief reasons.
Everyday Communication
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Compare products when shopping and describe the features needed.
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Ask about an order and make a simple request at a restaurant.
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Exchange basic information about transport, directions, and travel.
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Make appointments, ask about available times, and communicate changes of plan.
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Ask for help by explaining an everyday problem in short sentences.
Two-Way Conversation
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Ask relevant follow-up questions based on the other person's answer.
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Invite others, make suggestions, and respond to suggestions.
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Clarify unclear information by asking again or checking what was heard.
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Start, maintain, and end short conversations on familiar topics.
Listening, Reading, and Writing
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Identify key information and important details in short, clear conversations.
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Find relevant information in everyday messages, announcements, and short informational texts.
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Write about an experience or plan in short, connected sentences.
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Write a short message to request information, invite someone, or communicate a change of plans.
Learning Support
Model dialogues, vocabulary support, and Turkish explanations are provided when needed. Pair conversations and role-plays help participants use the same expressions in different situations. Support is gradually reduced as participants become ready.
12-Week Program Content
Each week focuses on an everyday communication situation. Through pair conversations, listening activities, and role-plays, participants practise exchanging information, describing experiences, and keeping conversations going.
Week 1 — Introducing Yourself in More Detail
Describe your work, home, and interests in short, connected sentences. Develop introductions with follow-up questions.
Week 2 — Everyday Life and Habits
Compare daily routines, free-time activities, and habits. Explain how often you do something.
Week 3 — Past Experiences
Simply describe last weekend or an activity attended. Explain when, where, and with whom it happened.
Week 4 — Plans and Invitations
Share future plans, invite someone, and agree on a suitable time. Accept an invitation or decline with a brief reason.
Week 5 — Shopping and Comparisons
Compare product prices and features. Ask about size, colour, and intended use.
Week 6 — Expressing Requests at a Restaurant
Ask about the menu, add details to an order, and request a simple change.
Week 7 — Transport and Travel
Ask about routes, departure times, and tickets. Clarify directions and check information heard.
Week 8 — Appointments and Changes of Plan
Make, reschedule, or cancel an appointment and discuss available times. Communicate a change in a short message.
Week 9 — Everyday Problems and Asking for Help
Explain an everyday problem, such as a lost item or a product that does not work. Ask for help and clarify the proposed solution.
Week 10 — Preferences and Suggestions
Explain a preference about an activity, place, or product with brief reasons. Make and respond to suggestions.
Week 11 — Messages and Exchanging Information
Find important information in short announcements and messages. Write messages requesting information, inviting someone, or sharing plans.
Week 12 — Keeping Everyday Conversations Going
Role-plays combine shopping, appointments, travel, and social plans. Develop conversations with follow-up questions and reflect on personal progress.
Practice Between Lessons
Short listening, spoken repetition, reading, writing, and speaking tasks support using familiar expressions throughout the week. Vocabulary and grammar are addressed within communication tasks.
Who Is It For?
For adults who can briefly introduce themselves, express basic needs in English, and answer simple questions. Participants with an A1 foundation who want to develop everyday conversations can join.
Course Structure
The program lasts 12 weeks, with two live 40-minute Zoom lessons per week: 24 lessons in total. Groups have 6–8 participants.
Class Environment
Pair conversations, role-plays, and small-group tasks support everyone's active participation. Participants practise sharing experiences, asking follow-up questions, and suggesting solutions to everyday problems with different partners. Turkish explanations are provided when needed.
Included in the Fee
Alongside live lessons, the program fee includes worksheets, digital materials, and short listening and speaking tasks for use throughout the week. Free apps may be recommended for extra practice when needed.
Lessons and Enrollment Information
Lesson days, times, the applicable time zone, program fee, and payment currency will be posted here with the enrollment schedule.