Beginner Level. (Levels 1 to 3). At the Beginner levels students begin to acquire a basic knowledge of the English language in order to be able to function in every day situations. Survival English for situations such as ordering a meal, making a phone call, describing a product or process, asking the way, giving or taking instructions, predicting and planning, etc. By the third level they will be able to express themselves on subjects of general or every day interest. Students by level 3 are able to comprehend, speak and write within simple language constructions.

Intermediate Level. (Levels 4 to 6). At the Intermediate levels students continue to improve their knowledge and strengthen their confidence in the English Language. They begin to participate in meetings, understand their co-workers, and give their opinions. Summarizing, they acquire the linguistic tools they need to be more useful to their company. Common English idiomatic expressions and listening and reading material from the real world become easier to understand and produce effectively, with little hesitation. English language structure become more complex but are used with greater ease.

Advanced Level. (Levels 7 & 8). At the Advanced levels students are able to speak with confidence. These levels focus on more complex reading and listening comprehension as well as vocabulary extension and the acquisition of the subtleties of the language. The never ending problem of the use of prepositions is tackled. Briefing skills and advanced level writing can also be included for Level 8.