Learning English as a Foreign Language has become essential in many contexts, research has shown that learning a foreign language has multiple benefits, such as cognitive flexibility development in the mental structure and building values through cultural awareness. It also broadens the world’s vision by looking into equality, diversity, and inclusion, which promotes tolerance and respect toward others.

Primary

Time travellers

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Secondary

Common European Framework for languages (CEFR)

By levels or grades…get flexibility with eight levels for best academic results.

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Powerful platform

Key benefits

• Proven methodology that keeps students motivated and engaged.
• Universal Design for Learning
• Create global citizens
• Compliant with CEFR standards
• Life skills and cultural videos
• Native audio in multiple accents

Time travellers…

• Designed for Primary English learners
• Literacy building (800+ graded audiobooks and videos)
• Trainer to prepare Cambridge Exams (Pre-A1 to B1)
• Develop socio and emotional learning

Eagles

• Designed for Secondary English learners
• Full course curriculum in eight levels (CEFR A1 to C1)
• Extensive practice with more than 700 available exercises per book
• Digital library with literature, science, arts and history topics (300+ audiobooks and 200+ videos)
• 60 original unabridged excerpts from the classics of English literature

Welcome!

The Experiential Learning Theory puts experience at its core, posing an essential difference with cognitive learning theory, which focuses on knowledge and behavior. This theory not only focuses on developing communication skills but also on developing socialization through language. It offers a constructivist approach, where students build their learning from what they already know (experience) through written and oral texts. The balance between background knowledge and new information implies a process of accommodation and assimilation, which is why reflection—and, therefore, critical thinking—happen, both essential in meaningful language learning applied to real life outside of the classroom.

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Elementary

The CEFR

For schools teaching: 3 to 5 sessions per week

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Key benefits

• Solid methodology and structure
• Develops reading skills and subskills which accelerates language learning
• Extra resources for more practice
• Culture worskheets
• Ready-to-use unit tests
• A Teacher’s Book that saves time from planning!