Adults · 10-week session · Jan 11 – Mar 29, 2027
B2 is divided into four consecutive courses: B2.1 → B2.2 → B2.3 → B2.4
The first sublevel in B2 (Advanced), in which students will continue to work on how to recount an event or a conversation through indirect discourse and passive structures, as well as additional ways to make comparisons, express themselves in the negative and speak about future events. They will also learn to develop more complex sentences in addition to exploring idiomatic expressions and word games. Next course: B2.2 and/or a Specialized B2 course
3 groups scheduled for B2.1 in Winter 2027.
The second sublevel in B2 (Advanced), in which students will learn new ways to express feelings, goals, and regrets. They will focus on taking a stand and structuring their points of view by using expressions of cause and consequence, idiomatic expressions, and varying language registers. Next course: B2.3 and/or a Specialized B2 course
2 groups scheduled for B2.2 in Winter 2027.
The third sublevel in B2 (Advanced). In this course, students will continue to strengthen their ability to defend their ideas or share their opinions. They will use temporal markers and other logical connectors to express cause, consequence, goals, opposition, and concession in a structured and convincing way. Next course: B2.4 or a Specialized B2 course.
2 groups scheduled for B2.3 in Winter 2027.
The fourth and final sublevel in B2 (Advanced). In this course, students will continue to strengthen their ability to defend their ideas or share their opinions. They will use temporal markers and other logical connectors to express cause, consequence, goals, opposition, and concession in a structured and convincing way. Next course: B2 Review or a Specialized B2+ course. At the end of the B2 level, students may be able to enroll in a C1 class contingent on the result of a mandatory placement test and oral assessment.
1 group scheduled for B2.4 in Winter 2027.
Please note: courses may fill quickly or be cancelled if minimum enrolment is not reached. Check each course page for the most up-to-date
details or contact us with any questions.
No classes on Monday, January 18 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day). All 30-hour courses follow the same curriculum; simply choose the
group, format and schedule that suits you best. 25-hour courses will cover the same curriculum as 30-hour courses and will require more
independent work from student and additional homework.
Registration for Winter 2027 will open on Thursday, November 12 at 8am Pacific.
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