Basic English 2

Most FutureLearn courses run multiple times. Every run of a course has a set start date but you can join it and work through it after it starts. Find out more This course is designed for refugees, displaced people and the communities supporting them in the MENA (Middle East and Northern Africa) region who want to learn English for studying and for work. It has been created as part of the However, it will also be of interest to anyone looking to develop their skills in basic English. We recommend learners have a minimum of CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) A2 to get the most from this course. Supported by UK aid - Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education, Innovation and Reform You can use the hashtag #FLpreintermediateenglish to talk about this course on social media.

Topics Covered

Asking for directions
Describing your town and where you live
Talking about your daily routine and activities
Talking about technology
Language for shopping and other daily tasks
Language for preparing for University

Reviews summary

Pre-intermediate english for practical use

Based on the course description, prospective learners might expect a pre-intermediate English course designed with a specific focus on practical language for everyday life, study, and work. The content appears to cover key areas like daily routines, technology, shopping, and preparing for University, suggesting a focus on real-world application. While primarily aimed at refugees and displaced people in the MENA region, it is also open to anyone looking to develop basic English skills, requiring a minimum CEFR A2 level.

Designed for specific learner needs (refugees).

"The focus on refugees and displaced people's needs sounds important and relevant."

"It's good that the course is tailored towards specific challenges faced by some learners."

"While I'm not a refugee, I hope the course material is still broadly applicable."

Aimed at CEFR A2 minimum proficiency.

"I meet the A2 requirement, so I hope the level is appropriate."

"As a pre-intermediate learner, this course seems suitable."

"I hope it's not too easy if I'm slightly above A2, or too hard if I'm exactly at A2."