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General English.

Everyday confidence for life and travel — the English you actually use outside a classroom.

Duration10 levels · 10 months
IntakesMonthly
ModeFace-to-face · online · hybrid
LevelCEFR A1 – B2
CampusFahrenheit 88, Bukit Bintang
Watercolour — a small group in easy conversation, Kuala Lumpur street life behind them
Why this programme

Built for what comes next.

01

Balanced, all-four-skills focus

Equal weight is given to reading, writing, listening and speaking, supported by integrated grammar and vocabulary to build well-rounded communication.

02

Full-time daily immersion

Structured morning or afternoon blocks, for steady and rapid progress.

03

Same CEFR ladder

Progress is measured against the same recognised CEFR bands as our academic track, level by level.

The approach

Four-skill mastery.

A comprehensive curriculum for adult and young adult learners (CEFR A1–B2), designed to build active communication and essential life competencies.

01

Drives real-world communication

Thought-provoking themes, rich media and engaging video stimulate active discussion and deepen language retention.

02

Builds practical life skills

Integrates the Cambridge Life Competencies Framework to develop the critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills needed for work and higher education.

03

Delivers flexible digital access

Connects learners to interactive workbooks, eBooks and study resources anywhere, any time, on the mobile-friendly platform.

Curriculum

What you can actually do.

The General English Programme structures progress across ten distinct levels, building everyday language proficiency step by step.

1–2

Starter (CEFR A1)

Builds foundational vocabulary, basic sentence structures, and essential functional language for everyday interactions.

3–4

Elementary (CEFR A2)

Expands core grammar and conversational fluency for familiar routine situations and basic reading and writing.

5–6

Pre-Intermediate (CEFR B1)

Connects ideas to handle common social and travel communication with growing confidence.

7–8

Intermediate (CEFR B1+)

Refines grammar accuracy, listening comprehension, and structured writing for detailed discussions.

9–10

Upper-Intermediate (CEFR B2)

Masters complex language structures and expressions.

Starting level is assigned following your initial placement test.

Entry requirements

Who can join.

A

Open entry

Any level, from complete beginner.

B

Placement test

Free, to find the right starting class.

Pathways

Where it leads.

Academic English

Move across if university study becomes the goal.

Business Communication

Move across for workplace-specific English.

Exam preparation

The exam tracks once a formal score is needed — IELTS, TOEFL, MUET, PTE, APTIS or Linguaskill.

Questions

General English — FAQs.

Can I join if I have a low level of English?+

Yes. The programme starts from Level 1 (Starter) and accommodates learners at every stage — the initial placement test assigns you to the exact level for your goals. Take the placement test and we shall know your level.

What does General English cost?+

Ask us and we will quote your route. Each level runs one month and there are ten, but you start where the placement test puts you — so most students pay for fewer than ten, and the honest answer depends on your level.

How is General English different from the Premium English Programme?+

General English focuses on everyday communication, vocabulary and practical fluency for daily life. The Premium English Programme is a two-in-one combination that integrates General and Academic English, so you build real-world communication while naturally developing the academic competencies needed for university success.

How is General English different from Academic English?+

General English focuses on everyday communication, helping you elevate your vocabulary, comprehension and real-world speaking for daily life and travel. Academic English is specifically geared towards IELTS preparation.

Can I move across to Academic English later?+

Yes. Both are measured against the same CEFR bands, so your level carries across and you join Academic English where you already are rather than starting again.

Is there anything to study between classes?+

Yes — every programme includes our e-learning platform, so practice continues outside the classroom rather than stopping at the door.

What time are the classes?+

General English runs full-time in structured morning or afternoon blocks. Exact hours are set per intake rather than fixed all year, so ask us for the current timings when you enrol — that way you get the real schedule for the month you are starting, not last term's.

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