Free English course Level A2 (Elementary)

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Free English course Level A2 (Elementary)

Name: Free English course Level A2 (Elementary) en Chile
Brand: EUROINNOVA INTERNATIONAL ONLINE EDUCATION
SKU: 378779-2401
Availability: InStock

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25 minutes

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In a globalized world, mastery of English has become an essential skill to stand out in the personal and professional sphere. The English Level A2 (Elementary) course offers you the opportunity to consolidate your basic knowledge and advance towards a level of competence that will open new doors in your life. Through dynamic video lessons, you will learn to differentiate between the present simple and the present continuous, use the comparative degree of adjectives, use the terms some and any, and become familiar with expressions such as used to. In addition, you will understand the use of the auxiliary verb do and the formation of adverbs in English. This course is designed so that, remotely and flexibly, you can acquire communication skills that are highly in demand in today's job market. Not only will you improve your ability to express yourself in English, but you will also gain confidence and competence in everyday and professional situations. Take advantage of this opportunity to invest in yourself and your future with the English Level A2 (Elementary) course.

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Objectives

- Differentiate between present simple and present continuous in English. - Correctly use the comparative degree of adjectives. - Use some and any appropriately in sentences. - Express past habits using used to in English. - Apply the auxiliary verb do in questions and denials. - Form adverbs from adjectives in English. - Improve listening comprehension and oral expression in English.

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Career opportunities

The Level A2 (Elementary) English course opens doors to various job opportunities such as: - Administrative assistant in international companies - Customer service in tourism and hotel sectors - Salesperson in stores with foreign clientele - Call center operator for English-speaking markets - Technical support in technology companies - Roles in logistics and foreign trade - Tour guide in travel agencies.

What it prepares you for

The English Level A2 (Elementary) course prepares you to function more confidently in everyday situations, allowing you to differentiate between simple and continuous present, correctly use the comparative degree of adjectives, and apply some and any in appropriate contexts. In addition, you will learn to express past habits with used to, use the auxiliary verb do in questions and negatives, and form adverbs in English. This course is complementary and does not qualify for professional practice.

The English Level A2 (Elementary) course is aimed at professionals and graduates in the sector who wish to expand or update their knowledge in English. It addresses essential topics such as the difference between present simple and present continuous, the use of some and any, and the formation of adverbs. This course is complementary in nature and does not qualify for professional practice.

Our methodology will allow you to advance in the training content of this course in an easy, agile and simple way. Without space-time barriers, with content accessible any day and at any time, which will optimize the time spent on training to the maximum. You are the center of the teaching-learning process for which we have made a selection of content that presents the information clearly, enriched with audiovisual resources that promote an attractive training experience in accordance with your personal and professional demands.