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Broad Syllabus

UKBA -9992

 

IESOL – 8984

ISESOL - 8985

Sl.No Listening Reading Writing Speaking
1 Listening to match information Understanding text structure Completing a form Giving personal information
2 Listening to respond Understanding the sequence of the test Correcting errors Social Situations
3 Listening to conversations Understanding the purpose of a text Writing formally /informally in response to the text Exchanging information and opinions
4 Listening for key information Reading for key information Writing to a known /unknown audience Presenting a topic

 

 

Level – A1 & A2

A1 – Preliminary Level

  • use everyday expressions and very basic phrases for practical needs
  • ask and answer questions about personal details
  • understand short texts on familiar topics and obtain information from signs and symbols
  • simple phrases and sentences in documents, ie forms

A2 – Access Level

  • understand sentences and frequently-used expressions
  • communicate in tasks requiring an exchange of information
  • obtain information from short documents, familiar sources, signs and symbols
  • write to communicate with some awareness of the intended audience.
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Level – B1 & B2

Achiever – B1

  • understand main points of clear standard communication
  • convey information, feelings and opinions on familiar topics
  • engage in discussion to reach a shared understanding
  • describe experiences, events, hopes & ambitions.

Communicator – B2

  • understand main ideas of complex communication
  • interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity without strain for either party
  • engage in discussion in familiar and unfamiliar situations
  • communicate in detail, appropriate to purpose and audience.
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Level – C1 & C2

Expert – C1

  • understand demanding texts and recognise implicit meaning
  • language fluently and spontaneously
  • engage in discussion making clear and effective contributions
  • produce well–structured, detailed text on complex subjects
  • communicate ideas and opinions effectively.

Mastery – C2

  • understand with ease virtually everything heard or read
  • summarise information, reconstruct arguments and accounts coherently
  • express self spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in more complex situations
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IESOL – English – A1 & A2

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to match information

Understanding the sequence of a text

Completing a form

Listening to respond

Understanding text structure

Correcting errors

Listening to conversations

Understanding the purpose of a text

Communicating ideas and information

Listening for key information

Reading for key information

Writing informally in response to a  text

 

 

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to match information

Understanding the sequence of a text

Completing a form

Listening to respond

Understanding text structure

Correcting errors

Listening to conversations

Understanding the purpose of a text

Writing to a known Audience

Listening for key information

Reading for key information

Writing informally in response to a  text

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IESOL – English – B1 & B2

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to respond

Understanding the sequence of the text

Correcting errors

Listening to dialogues

Understanding text structure

Writing to respond

Listening for key information

Understanding the purpose of a text

Writing an informal letter

Following a discussion

Reading for key information

 

 

 

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to respond

Understanding the sequence of the text

Writing a formal response

Listening to dialogues

Understanding text structure

Writing on a topic

Listening for key information

Understanding the purpose of a text

 

Following a discussion

Reading for key information

 

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IESOL – English – C1 & C2

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to respond

Understanding the sequence of the text

Writing a formal response

Listening to dialogues

Understanding text structure

Writing on a topic

Listening for key information

Understanding the purpose of a text

 

Following a discussion

Reading for key information

 

 

 

Listening

Reading

Writing

Listening to respond

Understanding the sequence of the text

Writing a formal response

Listening to dialogues

Understanding text structure

Writing on a topic

Listening for key information

Understanding the purpose of a text

 

Following a discussion

Reading for key information

 

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ISESOL – Spoken English – A1 & A2

Giving personal information

Social Situation

Exchanging information and opinions

Presenting a topic

Sounds Interesting

Greeting, exclaiming and saying goodbye

Same and different people and things

People

Letters

Asking and answering questions

Patterns and shapes

Clothes

Numbers

and dates

Describing people, things and place

Same and different actions

Books, music and films

Colours

Expressing likes, dislikes and preferences

What’s in your picture

Places

Occupations

Asking for and giving directions

Plans, maps and routes

Machines and technology

Family

Shops and restaurants

Diaries and arrangements

Food and drink

Hobbies

and interest

Apologising and forgiving

Making plans

Sports and games

Home and home town

Accepting and refusing offers

Questions and answers

Keeping records

Languages

 

 

 

Weather

 

 

 

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ISESOL – Spoken English – B1 & B2

Giving personal information

Social Situation

Exchanging information and opinions

Presenting a topic

Sounds Interesting

Suggesting, proposing and advising

Choosing the best and the worst

That’s entertainment!

Languages

Asking for information and giving directions

Planning and arranging

The trip of a lifetime!

Study

Complaining, apologising and forgiving

Discussing and deciding

College campus

Daily routine

Offering, accepting and refusing

Travel information

That’s my story

Occupations

Requesting and replying

Ranking – what comes first?,

Famous people

Family relationships

Describing people

Making hotel bookings

Time capsule

Leisure time

Describing things and places

Filling in forms

What a way to spend a weekend!,

I’ve done it

Expressing opinions

Questionnaires

Modern technology

 

 

 

 

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ISESOL – Spoken English – C1 & C2

Giving personal information

Social Situation

Exchanging information and opinions

Presenting a topic

Sounds Interesting

Asking questions and giving information

Surveys and questionnaires

Favourite places

What’s in a ?

Advising and making suggestions

Planning and campaigns

New challenges and mixed feelings

Study , experience and achievements

Persuading, insisting, responding to persuasion

Ranking and prioritising

A classic of its kind

Travel

Complaining and resolving problems

Preparing itineraries

Proverbs

Personal strengths and weaknesses

Expressing opinions, agreeing and disagreeing

Discussion and elimination

Story telling

Who we are

Describing things, places and people

Reasoning and choosing ‘the most’ and ‘the least’

Influential people

The world of work

narrating and remembering

Agreeing and disagreeing

Personal landmarks

Speaking of English

expressing feelings

Preparing for the test

Resolutions and good intentions

Looking back and looking forward

 

 

 

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