This course is to match CEFR level B2. There are 8 units to this course, each with 4 syllabus items. Each syllabus item has three syllabus components: Grammar Focus, Topic Focus and a 'Can do' statement.

This course is to match CEFR level C1. There are 8 units to this course, each with 4 syllabus items. Each syllabus item has three syllabus components: Grammar Focus, Topic Focus and a 'Can do' statement.

This course is to match CEFR level C2. There are 8 units to this course, each with 4 syllabus items. Each syllabus item has three syllabus components: Grammar Focus, Topic Focus and a 'Can do' statement.

This is an Upper Intermediate English for Academic Purposes course. It corresponds to CEFR level B2. You will find a collection of reading and listening activities, sample essays, web projects, grammar reference units and IELTS exercises. There are 12 units to this course, focusing on cultural and academic aspects, grammar and exam practice.

This is an EAP Advanced course. It corresponds to CEFR level C1. You will find a collection of grammar exercises, listening and vocabulary activities, sample essays, web projects, grammar reference units and IELTS exercises. There are 14 units to this course, focusing on cultural and academic aspects, study skills, grammar and exam practice.

This is an Advanced English for Academic Purposes course. It corresponds to CEFR Level C1. You will find a collection of grammar exercises, listening and vocabulary activities, sample essays, web projects and grammar reference units. There are 12 units to this course, focusing on cultural and academic aspects, study skills development and grammar.

This course consists of two practice tests for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) exam. Each test consists of a complete Reading and Use of English paper, a complete Listening paper, and a complete Writing paper with model answers provided for each writing task.

This course consists of a variety of exercises that provide practice of the listening, reading and writing skills you will need for the TOEFL exam. The course is divided into five units and 14 syllabus items. There are seven syllabus components: listening, reading, grammar, writing development, pronunciation, language support and notes for students.

This course consists of a variety of exercises that provide practice of the different questions included in the TOEIC exam. There are seven units. Units 1-4 develop listening and reading skills. Unit 5 is a complete listening test. Unit 6 is a complete reading test. Unit 7 includes sample answers and comments for the speaking and writing tests.