51Talk Adults
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51Talk Adults

Speak English without translating in your head.

A teacher who gives you room to talk, topics from your real life, and published prices with no surprises.

51Talk Adults offers private online English lessons for adults in Saudi Arabia: one-to-one 25-minute classes with international professional teachers, on General English and Business English tracks, with a free first session.

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  • 30,000+ teacher pool
  • Top 3% selected teachers
  • Free first session
★★★★★

I practice alone with my teacher, so she focuses on me and on building my skills… if there were more than 5 stars, I'd give them.

iralshehri · June 2026

Two tracks

Choose the English that fits your life.

Both tracks share one 15-level system mapped to CEFR, with 8 practical units in every level.

General English

English for daily life: conversations, family, travel, shopping, and the moments where you want words to come easily.

15 levels · CEFR-mapped 8 practical units per level
Explore the full curriculum

Business English

English for working life: meetings, email, presentations, interviews, and clear communication with colleagues and clients.

15 levels · CEFR-mapped 8 practical units per level
Explore the full curriculum

How it works

A simple system built for busy adults.

Read the full method
01

Start with a free session

A real class with a real teacher — and your level confirmed before it ends.

02

Learn at a steady pace

Three private 25-minute lessons a week, with times available 24/7 around work and family.

03

Practice what you actually use

Every unit is built around a real task from daily life or the workplace.

04

Keep moving with a mentor

A learning mentor follows your progress and adjusts the plan when your week gets heavy.

Teachers

Teachers selected with care.

International professional teachers screened on academic and professional criteria, with TESOL, TEFL, or CELTA certification paths, lesson auditing, and ongoing training.

30,000+teachers worldwide
Top 3%of applicants selected
See how teacher matching works

Current campaign

Sarah Confidence Package

An 8-month plan with 96 private lessons, General or Business English, mentor support, and flexible scheduling.

Limited-time campaign Campaign total SAR 3,016 SAR 4,632 Save SAR 1,616 SAR 377 per payment when paid in 8 Tabby payments
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First session free — no payment needed.

Real reviews

What our customers say

Five-star reviews learners published on the App Store.

★★★★★

My experience

A truly wonderful app — I wish I had known it long ago! I have the freedom to choose class times and teachers, and above all I practice alone with my teacher, so she focuses on me and on building my skills. If there were more than 5 stars, I'd give them.
★★★★★

From Makkah, Saudi Arabia

I'm from Makkah in Saudi Arabia. I joined 51Talk three months ago and benefited so much. Before, I barely knew anything — now I've started speaking, and that makes me really happy.
★★★★★

Thanks and gratitude

My English improved by about 30% in around two months, with great help from the teachers, precise and honest explanations, and real care from the program team.
★★★★★

The best learning app

A remarkable experience — a wonderful advisor, kind and friendly teachers, and continuous follow-up. I'm really happy with my experience and recommend everyone try it: they offer a free trial before subscribing.

Published reviews of the 51Talk app; quotes translated from the Arabic originals.

Clear answers

Know the details before you begin.

The campaign price is SAR 3,016 for the full eight-month package. The original total is SAR 4,632.

One package. One honest total.

No hidden tiers, no confusing monthly anchors — the full campaign price and everything it includes, upfront.

The current 51Talk Adults offer is the Sarah Confidence Package: SAR 3,016 campaign total for 8 months and 96 private one-to-one lessons, marked down from SAR 4,632. With Tabby it splits into 8 payments of SAR 377. The first session is free.

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Sarah Confidence Package

Limited-time campaign
SAR 4,632 SAR 3,016 saved during the campaign

8 months · 96 private 1:1 lessons · 3 a week

  • Pay in 8 payments of SAR 377 with Tabby. Eligibility and schedule follow Tabby’s terms.
  • 3,016 ÷ 96 lessons ≈ SAR 31 per private lesson
Book free trial First session free — no payment needed.

Looking for a smaller or larger plan?

The Sarah Confidence Package is the current published offer. Message us on WhatsApp for the approved options.

SAR 3,016campaign total for 8 months
SAR 4,632original total price
SAR 1,616saved during the campaign
SAR 377per payment across 8 Tabby payments

What the price covers

Everything in the package.

01

96 private lessons

One-to-one 25-minute classes, three each week, for eight months.

02

Your choice of track

General English for daily life or Business English for working life — 15 levels each.

03

Learning mentor support

A mentor follows your progress and adjusts the plan through difficult weeks.

04

Scheduling flexibility

Lessons run 24/7, changes up to one hour before class, and two plan freezes.

The math, in the open

How SAR 377 relates to SAR 3,016.

The package is one total: SAR 3,016. Through Tabby it splits into 8 payments — 3,016 divided by 8 is exactly SAR 377. Eligibility and the final schedule follow Tabby's terms. There is no separate monthly subscription.

The first session is free — you decide only after meeting a teacher and confirming your level.

Common questions

The campaign price is SAR 3,016 for the full eight-month package. The original total is SAR 4,632.
See all questions

Start with a free private session.

Meet a teacher, speak from the first minutes, and leave knowing your level. No payment required.

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Where this track can take you

Package The full Sarah Confidence Package page General English Compare the second track Book free trial Meet a teacher and confirm your level

One level system. Two real-life directions.

A curriculum built for adults who want to speak, not memorize.

The 51Talk Adults curriculum has 15 levels mapped to CEFR (A1 to C1), each with 8 task-based units, on two tracks: General English for daily life and Business English for work. Placement happens in a free session; every unit ends with a real task you can perform.

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15levels mapped to CEFR
240bilingual units across both tracks
2tracks sharing one level system
A1–C1CEFR range across the path

Choose your direction

Two tracks, browsable level by level.

General English

Cafés, travel, family, health, shopping — 120 units of the English daily life actually asks for.

15 levels · CEFR-mapped 8 practical units per level
Browse all General English levels

Business English

Meetings, email, presentations, interviews, negotiation — 120 units of workplace English.

15 levels · CEFR-mapped 8 practical units per level
Browse all Business English levels

How levels work

Task-based, not memorization-based.

Every unit is built around a real-life task — ordering, explaining a problem, presenting a plan. A level is complete when you can perform its tasks in conversation; a sample pace is about two units a month. A teacher confirms your starting level in the free session — no self-assessment, no written placement test.

Curriculum content version: MENA Adult English SSOT v20260306.

Common questions

General English uses daily-life, travel, service, family, and social situations. Business English uses workplace tasks such as meetings, emails, presentations, clients, and negotiation.
See all questions

Start with a free private session.

Meet a teacher, speak from the first minutes, and leave knowing your level. No payment required.

Book free trial

Where this track can take you

How it works Placement, the lesson loop, and mentor support Package The full Sarah Confidence Package page Free trial Meet a teacher and confirm your level

Teachers who give adults room to speak.

Selection is strict, matching is personal — and if the fit isn't right, you change teachers without losing your plan.

51Talk Adults lessons are taught by international professional teachers screened on academic and professional criteria, with TESOL, TEFL, or CELTA certification paths, ongoing lesson auditing, and continuous training. You are matched by teaching style, and you can switch teachers at any point.

Meet a teacher in your free session How selection works
30,000+teachers worldwide
Top 3%of applicants selected
1:1private lessons — never a group
4teaching styles you choose from

Selection standards

What every teacher passes before meeting you.

01

Academic and professional screening

A bachelor's degree and professional teaching criteria come before any classroom time.

02

Certification paths

TESOL, TEFL, and CELTA certification tracks back the teaching methodology.

03

Lesson auditing

Real lessons are audited and learner feedback feeds back into teacher evaluation.

04

Ongoing training

Training continues after hiring, focused on adult learners who hesitate to speak.

Matching

Matched to how you learn best.

You choose the style — gentle and patient, structured, energetic, or business-focused — and your preference travels with your booking. If a teacher doesn't feel right, your learning mentor helps you switch without losing progress.

Teacher network and selection figures are campaign-level claims from the 51Talk product team, shown as provided.

Common questions

Yes. Explore available teachers by teaching style and focus, then choose the fit that supports your goal.
See all questions

Start with a free private session.

Meet a teacher, speak from the first minutes, and leave knowing your level. No payment required.

Book free trial

Where this track can take you

Free trial Meet a teacher and confirm your level Package The full Sarah Confidence Package page General English Compare the second track

From free session to steady progress.

The whole system on one page, from placement to measured progress.

51Talk Adults works in four stages: a free session confirms your level; you choose General or Business English; you learn in three private 25-minute lessons a week; and a learning mentor tracks progress and adjusts the plan. Lessons are available 24/7 and can be changed up to one hour before class.

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The system

Four stages, one clear path.

01

Placement in a free session

A real 25-minute private lesson confirms your starting level on the 15-level CEFR-mapped path. No written test.

02

Choose your track

General English for daily life or Business English for work — same level system, different real-world tasks.

03

The lesson loop

Three private lessons a week. Each unit is a practical task: the teacher models, you try, the teacher helps, you say it fully.

04

Mentor-backed progress

A learning mentor watches your pace and adjusts when weeks get heavy — rescheduling, reducing the task, or changing the teacher.

Built for real schedules

Flexibility is part of the method.

24/7lesson times around work and family
1hchange or cancel up to one hour before class
02plan freezes when life needs your attention
25minutes per lesson — fits a lunch break

A sample pace is about two units per month; yours depends on starting level, attendance, and completed work.

Common questions

The sample eight-month path covers about two levels at roughly two units per month. Your pace depends on your starting level, attendance, completed work, and learning needs.
See all questions

Start with a free private session.

Meet a teacher, speak from the first minutes, and leave knowing your level. No payment required.

Book free trial

Where this track can take you

Free trial Meet a teacher and confirm your level Teachers Selection standards and matching Package The full Sarah Confidence Package page

Your first session is a real lesson — and it is free.

See how private learning feels, meet a teacher, and leave knowing your level and your next step.

The 51Talk Adults free trial is a private 25-minute online lesson with an international professional teacher. No payment and no test preparation are required — your level is confirmed during the session.

Book free trial What happens in the trial
25minutes of real 1:1 class time
1:1private — just you and the teacher
0payment required for the trial
24/7times available around your day

Step by step

What happens in the free trial.

01

Book your time

Choose your goal, then pick your session slot on the official 51Talk Adults booking page.

02

Meet your teacher

You speak from the first minutes, with a teacher who gives you time to finish your thoughts.

03

Leave with your level

Your starting level on the 15-level path is confirmed in the session, with a clear recommendation for your track and pace.

04

Decide in your own time

You choose after the session. If you continue, you start the 8-month plan from the level you confirmed.

Nothing to prepare: a quiet place and headphones are enough. There is no written placement test.

Common questions

Yes. Start with a free private 1-to-1 session to meet a teacher and explore your level and learning goal.
See all questions

Start with a free private session.

Meet a teacher, speak from the first minutes, and leave knowing your level. No payment required.

Book free trial

Where this track can take you

Package The full Sarah Confidence Package page Pricing Price, pace, and what is included Book free trial Meet a teacher and confirm your level

Sarah Confidence Package

Speak English without translating in your head.

Build confidence through private lessons, practical topics, a clear path, and a real support team.

  • 30,000+ teacher pool
  • Top 3% selected teachers
  • Free first session

The Sarah Confidence Package is an 8-month online English course for adults in Saudi Arabia: 96 private one-to-one lessons with international professional teachers, three 25-minute lessons a week, for a campaign total of SAR 3,016 — first session free.

Book your free trial Explore the 8-month path
Campaign total SAR 3,016 SAR 4,632
Save SAR 1,616 Limited-time campaign SAR 377 per payment when paid in 8 Tabby payments 96 private 1:1 sessions · 3 a week · first session free

Everything upfront

One package. Clear from day one.

The Sarah Confidence Package is an 8-month private English plan for adults who understand English and hesitate to speak — price, pace, sessions, support, and flexibility all shown upfront.

SAR 3,016

The full campaign price for the eight-month package.

SAR 4,632 Save SAR 1,616 Limited-time campaign

Pay in 8 payments of SAR 377 with Tabby. Eligibility and schedule follow Tabby’s terms.

First session free — no payment needed.

Book a free private trial

No payment required for the trial.

08
Months

A steady three-lessons-a-week pace

96
Private sessions

12 sessions each month

24/7
Lesson availability

Learn around your schedule

02
Plan freezes

Pause a study month when needed

Choose an item to see how it helps your learning.

How it works

Your path is clear from day one.

Four simple steps turn a free session into a plan you can follow.

01

Free session

Meet a teacher and try a real private 1-to-1 lesson.

Explore your curriculum

See what every level unlocks.

Switch paths, move through 15 levels, then open any unit to see its real topic and task.

Read the full 15-level curriculum: General English Business English

L1 A1 Low

Introduce yourself, order something simple, ask a price, and complete a familiar outing.

English for daily life, travel, family, services, and social moments.

Sample task Introduce yourself, order a drink, and complete a simple purchase.
8 real-world units

Choose a topic to look inside.

MENA Adult · v20260306
U1

Coffee Break

Introduce yourself to a new friend and order a drink.

"My name is [Name]." · "One latte, please."

Same English level. Two real-life directions.

Where will you use your English?

General English

Handle a simple day out with familiar phrases.

    Business English

    Introduce yourself at work and exchange basic information.

      Teachers selected with care

      Find a teacher who helps your English come forward.

      Explore by teaching style and focus, then choose your best fit.

      30,000+teachers worldwide
      Top 3%of applicants selected
      Academic & professional criteria Bachelor’s degree TESOL · TEFL · CELTA Lesson auditing & learner feedback Ongoing training
      Teacher match

      What helps you speak more?

      Best for building speaking safety

      Patient guides who give you time

      Slower prompts, warm correction, and space to finish your thought.

      Calm paceWarm correctionMore wait time
      Meet a teacher in your free session

      Step inside a real lesson

      Try. Get help. Say the full thought.

      A privacy-safe recreation using content from an adult 51Talk Business English class.

      Business English · L1 U3 Private 1:1
      A recreated 51Talk lesson slide teaching the sentence I am from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
      Teacher
      Learner
      Teacher asks “Where are you from?”

      Recreated from a real 51Talk class. Faces and personal details have been removed.

      Progress with a person behind it

      We care about your progress, especially during difficult weeks.

      See what changes each month and how your learning support team keeps the path realistic.

      Sample path from Level 1
      16Units
      2Levels
      8Months
      Month 1 L1 · U1–U2
      You can

      Introduce yourself, order a drink, choose a meal, and confirm a simple order.

      Your support team

      Sets a comfortable weekly rhythm and makes the first goal clear.

      This is a sample path at roughly two units per month. Your pace depends on your starting level, attendance, and completed work.

      When learning gets real

      Choose a difficult moment.

      “I have very little time this week.”
      Your support team responds

      Keeps the next step achievable.

      • Adjusts the schedule
      • Reduces the immediate task
      • Keeps one clear next action
      Start with a real plan

      Learning that fits real life

      Keep your plan flexible.

      Lessons available 24/7

      Choose from available lesson times across the day.

      One-hour change window

      Cancel or reschedule at least one hour before your lesson.

      Two plan freezes

      Use either freeze to pause one month of study.

      Real reviews

      What our customers say

      Five-star reviews learners published on the App Store.

      ★★★★★

      My experience

      A truly wonderful app — I wish I had known it long ago! I have the freedom to choose class times and teachers, and above all I practice alone with my teacher, so she focuses on me and on building my skills. If there were more than 5 stars, I'd give them.
      ★★★★★

      From Makkah, Saudi Arabia

      I'm from Makkah in Saudi Arabia. I joined 51Talk three months ago and benefited so much. Before, I barely knew anything — now I've started speaking, and that makes me really happy.
      ★★★★★

      Thanks and gratitude

      My English improved by about 30% in around two months, with great help from the teachers, precise and honest explanations, and real care from the program team.
      ★★★★★

      The best learning app

      A remarkable experience — a wonderful advisor, kind and friendly teachers, and continuous follow-up. I'm really happy with my experience and recommend everyone try it: they offer a free trial before subscribing.

      Published reviews of the 51Talk app; quotes translated from the Arabic originals.

      Clear answers

      Know the details before you begin.

      The campaign price is SAR 3,016 for the full eight-month package. The original total is SAR 4,632.

      Your first step is free

      See your level. Meet your teacher. Start speaking.

      Choose your goal and preferred time, then book your session on the official 51Talk scheduling page.

      Private 1-to-1 session Level starting point Clear next step
      After you continue
      1. Open the official 51Talk Adults booking page.
      2. Choose a time for your free private session.
      3. Meet a teacher and confirm the best learning path.

      General English for adults, level by level.

      A speaking path for daily life — conversations, travel, family, shopping, and the moments where you want English to come naturally.

      51Talk General English is a private online course for adults: 15 CEFR-mapped levels, 8 practical units per level, taught in one-to-one 25-minute lessons with international professional teachers.

      Book free trial See all 15 levels
      15levels mapped to CEFR
      8practical units per level
      25minutes per private lesson
      1:1private lessons with your teacher

      The full curriculum

      Every level, every unit — in the open.

      Your level is confirmed in the free session; you start where you can already succeed.

      L1A1 Low

      Introduce yourself, order something simple, ask a price, and complete a familiar outing.

      Sample task: Introduce yourself, order a drink, and complete a simple purchase.

      1. U1 · Coffee BreakIntroduce yourself to a new friend and order a drink.
      2. U2 · Ordering DinnerChoose a meal (Burger vs. Pizza) and confirm the order.
      3. U3 · Shopping for PerfumeExpress like/dislike for a scent and ask the price.
      4. U4 · Weekend Fun: PadelSay what sport you play and invite a friend.
      5. U5 · Supermarket RunAsk for the location of 2 items (Water & Fruit).
      6. U6 · My Family PhotosDescribe 2 family members (Who they are + Job).
      7. U7 · Taking a RideGreet the driver and confirm the destination.
      8. U8 · The Boulevard TripScenario: Meet a friend, take a Careem to Boulevard World, and buy a ticket.
      L2A1 Mid

      Talk about your routine, preferences, home, weather, and familiar social plans in short sentences.

      Sample task: Describe your routine, preferences, and a familiar place.

      1. U1 · "Meeting New People"Ask and answer about origin and residence. (Grammar: To be + Preposition)
      2. U2 · "My Daily Routine"Describe daily habits using simple verbs. (Grammar: Present Simple - I do)
      3. U3 · "Clothing Shopping"Describe size and color preferences. (Grammar: It is + Adjective)
      4. U4 · "Lunch at Al Baik"Describe food taste and express preference. (Grammar: Subject + Be + Adjective)
      5. U5 · "Football Night"Talk about teams and likes. (Grammar: Like / Watch)
      6. U6 · "My House"Describe simple features of a home. (Grammar: Adjectives - Big/New/Near)
      7. U7 · "Weather Talk"Comment on the weather (Hot vs. Cold). (Grammar: It is + Weather Adj)
      8. U8 · "Mall Meetup"Scenario: Meet a friend at the mall, eat, and shop. (Review: Location + Food + Shopping)
      L3A1 High

      Talk about a past event, make a simple plan, ask for help, and solve a common everyday problem.

      Sample task: Tell what happened, ask for help, and make a simple plan.

      1. U1 · "My Last Weekend"Describe past activities using simple past verbs. (Grammar: Past Simple - Went/Played)
      2. U2 · "The Delivery Problem"Explain a problem with an order. (Grammar: Negative Past / Adjectives)
      3. U3 · "Planning a Trip"Discuss future plans and destinations. (Grammar: Future - Going to / Will)
      4. U4 · "At the Pharmacy"Describe symptoms and ask for medicine. (Grammar: Have + Noun / Need)
      5. U5 · "Coffee Preferences"Compare drinks and give a reason. (Grammar: Comparatives + Because)
      6. U6 · "Gaming Night"Invite a friend to play and set a time. (Grammar: Prepositions of Time / Can)
      7. U7 · "Buying Electronics"Ask about features and warranty. (Grammar: Questions with 'Does / Is')
      8. U8 · "Hosting a Guest"Scenario: A friend visits your city. Plan the day, eat, and drop off. (Review: Past + Future + Suggestion)
      L4A2 Low

      Tell a short story in order, give directions, compare options, and explain a service issue.

      Sample task: Compare two options and explain a service problem.

      1. U1 · "Catching Up"Narrate past activities in sequence. (Grammar: Past Simple + Then/After)
      2. U2 · "The Wrong Size"Explain a reason for returning an item. (Grammar: Because + Adjectives)
      3. U3 · "Sharing Location"Give detailed directions using landmarks. (Grammar: Prepositions - Opposite/Behind)
      4. U4 · "Best Kabsa in Town"Make recommendations using modals/superlatives. (Grammar: Should / The Best)
      5. U5 · "Renting a Chalet"Ask about facilities and availability. (Grammar: Is there...? / Does it have...?)
      6. U6 · "Healthy Advice"Give simple advice on health/routine. (Grammar: Modals - Have to / Should)
      7. U7 · "Office Small Talk"Describe job duties or a busy day. (Grammar: Conjunctions - So / Because)
      8. U8 · "The Family Gathering"Scenario: Organizing a weekend "Azima" (Gathering). Invite, Plan Food, Send Location. (Review: Future + Food + Directions)
      L5A2 Mid

      Explain a need clearly, compare choices, arrange a time, and request a change to a service.

      Sample task: Arrange a time and request a clear change.

      1. U1 · "Car Trouble"Describe a mechanical problem and ask for repair time. (Grammar: Past Simple + Wh-Questions)
      2. U2 · "Tech Upgrade"Compare two products (Phone/Laptop) to decide. (Grammar: Comparatives - Better/Faster/Cheaper)
      3. U3 · "Booking a Court"Check availability and book a specific time slot. (Grammar: Prepositions of Time / Modals)
      4. U4 · "At the Doctor"Describe symptoms in detail and understand advice. (Grammar: Have + Noun / Should)
      5. U5 · "Changing a Flight"Request a change of schedule. (Grammar: I want to... / Is it possible to...?)
      6. U6 · "Family Dinner"Book a table with specific cultural requirements. (Grammar: Prepositions / Politeness)
      7. U7 · "Work Update"Report progress on a simple task. (Grammar: Present Perfect / Past Simple)
      8. U8 · "The Jeddah Trip"Scenario: Plan a weekend in Jeddah. Book hotel, ask for sea view, visit Corniche. (Review: Travel + Request + Description)
      L6A2 High

      Describe an experience with detail, explain a problem, give reasons, and make plans around changing conditions.

      Sample task: Explain an experience and give reasons for your choice.

      1. U1 · "Riyadh Season Story"Retell a past experience with feelings and details. (Grammar: Past Simple + Adjectives)
      2. U2 · "The Wrong Delivery"Make a complaint and explain the specific error. (Grammar: Present Perfect / Because)
      3. U3 · "Trip to AlUla"Discuss future arrangements and sequences. (Grammar: Future + Sequence Words)
      4. U4 · "Pharmacy Advice"Explain symptoms and ask for specific relief. (Grammar: Conditional 'If' / Should)
      5. U5 · "Hosting a Guest"Offer food/drink and insist politely (Etiquette). (Grammar: Would you like / How about)
      6. U6 · "Kashta Conditions"Discuss plans based on weather conditions. (Grammar: First Conditional - If + Will)
      7. U7 · "Requesting Leave"Ask for permission and give a valid reason. (Grammar: Polite Requests / So)
      8. U8 · "Airport Pickup"Scenario: Coordinate picking up a friend at KKIA Airport. (Review: Future + Location + Suggestion)
      L7B1 Low

      Keep a familiar conversation moving, recommend an option, resolve a problem, and tell a connected story.

      Sample task: Keep a conversation moving and tell a connected story.

      1. U1 · Socializing at a CafeDiscuss coffee preferences and recommend a drink to a friend based on their taste.
      2. U2 · Tech ShoppingDescribe specific features of a laptop or phone you want to buy using defining details.
      3. U3 · Healthy LifestyleDiscuss joining a gym or playing sports and the potential results/benefits.
      4. U4 · Food Delivery DilemmaResolve a problem with a food order (wrong item/late delivery) politely.
      5. U5 · Weekend GetawayPlan a short domestic trip to a coastal city or mountain region.
      6. U6 · Entertainment & EventsDescribe a visit to a major entertainment zone and what you did there (Past Tense storytelling).
      7. U7 · The Desert Picnic (Kashta)Organize a "Kashta" trip: deciding what supplies and food are necessary to bring.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The Perfect WeekendTask Chain: 1. Agree on an activity (Conditional). 2. Book the ride (Passive). 3. Order food (Relative Clause).
      L8B1 Mid

      Compare value, explain how something works, handle a travel issue, and describe your experience clearly.

      Sample task: Explain a process and handle a travel problem.

      1. U1 · The Coffee CritiqueGo beyond ordering: Compare two different cafes and explain why one is better using complex sentences.
      2. U2 · Tech Upgrade & AdviceAdvise a friend on which phone/tablet to buy by comparing features and value.
      3. U3 · The Padel StrategyExplain the rules of a game or a workout routine to a beginner.
      4. U4 · Travel TroublesHandle a flight delay or a hotel booking error politely but firmly.
      5. U5 · My Career JourneyBriefly describe your work history and current role to a new acquaintance (Networking).
      6. U6 · Reviewing Riyadh SeasonTell a story about a recent visit to an event, focusing on the sequence of events.
      7. U7 · The Perfume ExpertDescribe a scent or gift in detail using sensory adjectives and relative clauses.
      8. U8 · Capstone: Hosting a "Ghabga"Task Chain: 1. Invite friends (Persuasion). 2. Order catering (Specific requests). 3. Give directions (Location).
      L9B1 High

      Discuss possibilities, make a tactful refusal, propose a solution, and handle a sensitive everyday conversation.

      Sample task: Discuss possibilities and propose a practical solution.

      1. U1 · The "Vibe" CheckCritique a cafe or restaurant across food, ambiance, and value, using emphatic structures.
      2. U2 · Smart ConsumerismReturn a defective electronic item or negotiate a better deal by referencing a competitor's price.
      3. U3 · The Dream VacationDiscuss hypothetical travel plans: Where would you go if money/time were no object?
      4. U4 · Social Etiquette (The "Azima")Politely decline a dinner invitation ("Azima") without causing offense (Social friction management).
      5. U5 · Workplace SolutionsPropose a solution to a general problem at work (e.g., slow internet, scheduling conflicts).
      6. U6 · The "Viral" Reality CheckReview a "Trending" Spot: Discuss a place that is famous on TikTok/Snapchat. Did the reality match the social media hype?
      7. U7 · Splitting the BillDiscuss financial arrangements for a group trip or gift. Handling money talk delicately.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The Crisis ManagerTask Chain: 1. Report a lost item (Narrative). 2. Negotiate a solution (Conditional). 3. Express relief/frustration (Feelings).
      L10B2 Low

      State a position, report a conversation, give formal advice, persuade a group, and tell a detailed story.

      Sample task: Report a conversation and persuade a familiar audience.

      1. U1 · The Great Coffee DebateDebate the merits of "Specialty Coffee" vs. Traditional Arabic Coffee with a friend.
      2. U2 · The Tech UpgradeAnalyze pros/cons of a new device at a bookstore/electronics shop. Justify the high price.
      3. U3 · The Delivery DisasterReport a missing/wrong food order to support and explain what the driver said.
      4. U4 · The Fitness CommitmentGive strong health advice to a friend who wants to try a dangerous "fad diet" or intense workout.
      5. U5 · The Weekend GetawayConvince a group to choose a specific domestic destination (e.g., AlUla vs. Abha) for a trip.
      6. U6 · Viral Trends & HypeDiscuss a viral TikTok/Snapchat restaurant trend. Is it real or just "hype"?
      7. U7 · Traffic & LogisticsTell a dramatic story about a traffic jam or car trouble that caused you to be late.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The "Kashta" MasterPlan a Desert Picnic (Kashta): 1. Assign roles (Subjunctive). 2. Handle a missing item (Indirect Speech). 3. Describe the experience (Narrative).
      L11B2 Mid

      Weigh evidence, negotiate a difficult service problem, discuss consequences, and reflect on different choices.

      Sample task: Negotiate a service problem and weigh consequences.

      1. U1 · The Home MakeoverDiscuss renovating a "Majlis" or living room for a family gathering. Explain what you will have done by professionals.
      2. U2 · The Real Estate HuntSpeculate on why property prices in certain areas are rising. Deduce reasons based on evidence.
      3. U3 · Travel RegretsShare a story about a trip that went wrong and what you would have done differently.
      4. U4 · The Gaming DebateDebate the pros and cons of E-sports and gaming for teenagers. Balance the argument.
      5. U5 · The E-Commerce DisputeHandle a complex return/refund for a defective high-value item (e.g., laptop/watch). Negotiate with support.
      6. U6 · Healthy Lifestyle ChoicesDiscuss the rise of "Healthy Subscription Plans" (Calo/ZeroFat). Analyze if they are worth the cost.
      7. U7 · The Fender BenderExplain a minor car accident to an insurance company or police via an app. Focus on facts.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The VIP HostHost a Foreign Friend in Riyadh: 1. Propose an itinerary (Persuasion). 2. Handle a reservation issue (Problem Solving). 3. Reflect on the visit (Mixed Conditionals).
      L12B2 High

      Discuss public issues with nuance, handle formal complaints, defend consumer rights, and lead a community plan.

      Sample task: Handle a formal complaint and lead a community plan.

      1. U1 · The "Side Hustle" PitchPitch a small home business idea (e.g., specialty sweets or abayas) to a potential partner. Use emphatic structures.
      2. U2 · The Automotive DebateCompare Chinese vs. German/Japanese cars. Acknowledge pros/cons with sophisticated linking words.
      3. U3 · The Tele-Health ConsultDescribe specific medical symptoms to a doctor via an app. Differentiate between types of pain/issues.
      4. U4 · The Neighborhood DisputePolitely but firmly complain to a neighbor about noise or parking issues. Propose a solution.
      5. U5 · The Metro RevolutionDiscuss how the new Riyadh Metro will change daily life and city dynamics by next year.
      6. U6 · The Consumer Rights BattleReport a commercial fraud (e.g., fake luxury item) to the Ministry of Commerce. Focus on facts and rights.
      7. U7 · The Education DilemmaDiscuss the choice between International vs. Public schools for children. Weigh cultural vs. academic benefits.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The Community LeaderOrganize a Charity/Community Event: 1. Pitch the idea (Inversion). 2. Delegate tasks (Subjunctive). 3. Handle a logistics crisis (Mixed Conditionals).
      L13C1 Low

      Read the room, handle socially delicate moments, describe experience precisely, and explore abstract personal ideas.

      Sample task: Manage a delicate interaction and explore an abstract idea.

      1. U1 · The Dream SpaceDesign Consultation: Describe your vision for a "Modern Majlis" to an interior designer. Focus on ambiance and outsourcing complex work.
      2. U2 · Navigating AwkwardnessSocial Diplomacy: Decline a persistent invitation from a close friend or ask for borrowed money back without damaging the relationship.
      3. U3 · Life's Turning PointsDeep Conversation: Discuss "The Road Not Taken." Reflect on how a past decision (e.g., study abroad, career choice) changed your present reality.
      4. U4 · The Hidden GemThe "Influencer" Review: Describe a place (restaurant, historic site) using sensory details (smell, sound, light) to make the listener feel like they are there.
      5. U5 · Workplace DynamicsThe Venting Session: Analyze a clash between two colleagues. Describe their personalities precisely (not just "good/bad") to explain the conflict.
      6. U6 · The Digital DetoxIntellectual Debate: Discuss the impact of social media on family connection. Use abstract nouns to sound objective and philosophical.
      7. U7 · The Passion ProjectThe "Pitch" of Passion: Explain a hobby (e.g., Padel, Specialty Coffee, Gaming) enthusiastically. Explain exactly what makes it special to you.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The HostSimulation: You are hosting a dinner. 1. Welcome guests (Warmth). 2. Handle a spill/accident (Causative/Passive). 3. Guide conversation away from a taboo topic (Hedging).
      L14C1 Mid

      Structure a complex opinion, evaluate culture and policy, make a formal recommendation, and manage a panel discussion.

      Sample task: Make a formal recommendation and manage a panel.

      1. U1 · The Urban DebatePolicy Discussion: Debate the shift from "Villas" to "Apartments" in Riyadh. Compare the lifestyle, privacy, and community aspects of both.
      2. U2 · The Consumer TrapSocial Commentary: Discuss the rise of consumerism (e.g., during Riyadh Season or White Friday). Analyze whether people are buying for need or status.
      3. U3 · Medical MysteriesConsultation: Describe a complex, vague health issue to a friend or doctor. Use deduction to guess the cause (Stress? Diet? Virus?).
      4. U4 · The Art CriticCultural Review: Critique a new Saudi film, art exhibition, or architectural landmark. Move beyond "good/bad" to discuss theme and execution.
      5. U5 · Ethical DilemmasMoral Reasoning: Discuss a hypothetical gray area (e.g., finding a wallet, a colleague's mistake). Give formal advice on what should be done.
      6. U6 · Future of TraditionGenerational Chat: Discuss how modernization is affecting traditional family values. Structure a long, coherent opinion without rambling.
      7. U7 · The Bad ServiceFormal Complaint: Complain about a failure in a luxury service (Hotel/Airline/Fine Dining). Use inversion to sound authoritative and serious, not just angry.
      8. U8 · Capstone: The PanelPodcast Simulation: Host a mock "Podcast" discussion on a hot topic (e.g., Traffic, AI, Tourism). Practice interrupting politely and holding the floor.
      L15C1 High

      Inspire an audience, respond calmly under pressure, discuss complex ideas, and lead a group toward a solution.

      Sample task: Lead an audience through a complex idea and solution.

      1. U1 · The Motivational TalkInspiring Resilience: Give a pep talk to a friend who failed a business venture or a team facing burnout. Use metaphors to inspire hope.
      2. U2 · Handling CriticismDefusing Tension: Respond to a direct accusation or harsh feedback without getting defensive. Acknowledge the point, then pivot to a positive perspective.
      3. U3 · The Intellectual DuelDeep Dive Discussion: Discuss a complex topic like "AI in Education" or "Genetic Engineering." Use precise, academic terms to sound authoritative.
      4. U4 · High-Stakes NegotiationClosing the Deal: Negotiate a property price or a salary package. Use formal inversion to set firm boundaries and conditions.
      5. U5 · Cultural AmbassadorExplaining the Unexplainable: Explain a complex Saudi concept (e.g., Wasta, Mahram, or Tribal lineage) to a foreigner objectively, without being apologetic or overly defensive.
      6. U6 · Crisis ManagementTaking Command: Handle a sudden emergency (Car accident, Lost child, Medical scare). Give clear orders while keeping everyone calm.
      7. U7 · The Change AgentAdvocating for a Lifestyle Shift: Persuade a skeptical friend or family member to adopt a significant lifestyle change (e.g., Becoming Vegetarian/Vegan, Digital Detox, or Minimalism).
      8. U8 · Capstone: The SummitComplex Problem Solving: Simulate a community crisis (e.g., neighborhood dispute) or a major life decision. Lead the discussion to a solution.

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      L1A1 Low

      Introduce yourself at work, share basic contact details, and identify people and objects around the office.

      Sample task: Introduce yourself and a colleague to a workplace visitor.

      1. U1 · Greetings & IntroductionsGreet colleagues and introduce oneself in a formal setting.
      2. U2 · Jobs & TitlesState one's job title and ask about others' professions.
      3. U3 · Companies & OriginsSay where you are from and which company you work for.
      4. U4 · Numbers & Contact InfoExchange phone numbers and email addresses accurately.
      5. U5 · The Office EnvironmentIdentify common office objects and immediate surroundings.
      6. U6 · Days & Work WeekDiscuss the Saudi work week and basic schedules.
      7. U7 · Colleagues & PeopleDescribe people simply (relationships and basic adjectives).
      8. U8 · Review & SocializingMilestone: A 3-turn dialogue introducing oneself and a colleague to a visitor.
      L2A1 Mid

      Describe your workday, schedule, commute, location, basic skills, and everyday needs.

      Sample task: Describe your workday, schedule, and office needs.

      1. U1 · Time & SchedulesTell time and state when work events happen.
      2. U2 · Daily Work RoutineDescribe simple daily habits and work activities.
      3. U3 · Office LocationsGive simple locations of things/people in the building.
      4. U4 · Transport & CommuteDiscuss how to get to work or university.
      5. U5 · Skills & AbilitiesState what professional skills one possesses.
      6. U6 · Currency & PurchasingDiscuss prices for basic business expenses (lunch, supplies).
      7. U7 · Food & Business LunchOrder food and express preferences in a casual business setting.
      8. U8 · Review & DescriptionMilestone: Describe a typical workday and one's job responsibilities in 4-5 sentences.
      L3A1 High

      Describe what is happening now, discuss a simple deadline or trip, and share basic past and future plans.

      Sample task: Discuss a deadline, business trip, and simple company plan.

      1. U1 · Current ActivitiesDescribe what is happening right now in the office (Present Continuous).
      2. U2 · Directions & PlacesGive and follow simple directions to a location.
      3. U3 · Business TravelBasic vocabulary for airports and hotels.
      4. U4 · Dates & DeadlinesDiscuss months, years, and project timelines.
      5. U5 · Health & ExcusesExplain absence simply (sick leave/emergencies).
      6. U6 · Past Events (Basic)Talk about where you were and simple completed actions.
      7. U7 · Future PlansDiscuss simple plans for the next week or weekend.
      8. U8 · Final PresentationMilestone: A comprehensive self-introduction including job, routine, and future goals (6-8 sentences).
      L4A2 Low

      Describe past work experiences, compare products or services, and connect ideas with simple reasons.

      Sample task: Compare two services and explain your recommendation.

      1. U1 · Work HistoryTalk about previous jobs and education details.
      2. U2 · Describing ProductsCompare two products or services (quality/price).
      3. U3 · Office ProblemsReport simple technical or facility issues in the past.
      4. U4 · Business Trips (Past)Narrate a short story about a past business trip.
      5. U5 · Shopping & NegotiationAsk for discounts and discuss payment terms simply.
      6. U6 · Superlatives in BusinessDiscuss the "best" and "worst" options in the market.
      7. U7 · Weather & Small TalkDiscuss weather conditions and their impact on work/travel.
      8. U8 · Review & NarrativeMilestone: Tell a 5-sentence story about a past work event using "and" & "but".
      L5A2 Mid

      Explain rules and simple processes, give instructions, make polite requests, and discuss future schedules.

      Sample task: Give clear instructions and make a polite request.

      1. U1 · Rules & RegulationsExplain what employees must or mustn't do.
      2. U2 · Giving InstructionsExplain a simple process or how to use a machine.
      3. U3 · Making RequestsAsk colleagues to do things politely.
      4. U4 · Future ArrangementsDiscuss detailed schedules and appointments (Present Continuous for future).
      5. U5 · Health & SafetyDiscuss safety procedures and health advice.
      6. U6 · Invitations & SocializingInvite a colleague/client to a meal or event.
      7. U7 · Describing Places (Detailed)Describe a city or office branch in detail (Geography).
      8. U8 · Review & ProcessMilestone: Explain a work procedure or give a set of instructions (6-8 sentences).
      L6A2 High

      Explain reasons, describe experience, handle a simple customer issue, write a short email, and discuss career goals.

      Sample task: Handle a customer issue and write a short work email.

      1. U1 · Explaining WhyGive reasons for decisions or situations.
      2. U2 · Work Experience (General)Talk about general life/work experiences (Present Perfect Intro).
      3. U3 · Job InterviewsAnswer basic interview questions about strengths/weaknesses.
      4. U4 · Emails & CorrespondenceWrite and understand short, formal business emails.
      5. U5 · Customer ServiceHandle a simple customer complaint and offer a solution.
      6. U6 · Making SuggestionsSuggest ideas for a project or team activity.
      7. U7 · Goals & AmbitionsTalk about future career goals and dreams.
      8. U8 · Final PresentationMilestone: A 1-2 minute presentation on a work topic or personal background.
      L7B1 Low

      Recount professional experience, contribute an opinion in a meeting, network, and describe a simple trend.

      Sample task: Contribute an opinion and explain a simple business trend.

      1. U1 · Career Path & EducationDescribe educational background and career history in detail (Past vs. Present Perfect).
      2. U2 · Company History & CultureDescribe a company's growth and values.
      3. U3 · Meetings: OpinionsExpress opinions, agree, and disagree politely in meetings.
      4. U4 · Business Travel IssuesHandle complications during travel (lost luggage, missed flights, complaints).
      5. U5 · Networking & Small TalkSustain a conversation about hobbies, culture, and non-work topics.
      6. U6 · Communication ToolsDiscuss pros/cons of different communication methods (Email vs. Call vs. WhatsApp).
      7. U7 · Describing Trends (Basic)Describe simple changes in business or society.
      8. U8 · Review & StorytellingMilestone: Tell a 2-minute coherent story about a memorable work event.
      L8B1 Mid

      Explain a process, discuss consequences, solve a business problem, answer interview questions, and present a proposal.

      Sample task: Explain a process, answer interview questions, and present a proposal.

      1. U1 · Processes & ProductionExplain how a product is made or a service is delivered (Passive Voice).
      2. U2 · Office Rules & EthicsDiscuss workplace policies and hypothetical rule violations.
      3. U3 · Problem Solving (Real)Discuss real business problems and solutions (1st Conditional).
      4. U4 · Job Interviews (Advanced)Answer behavioral questions and describe strengths in depth.
      5. U5 · Marketing & BrandingDescribe a product's target audience and unique selling points.
      6. U6 · Managing MoneyDiscuss budgets, costs, and savings.
      7. U7 · Planning EventsOrganize a conference or team-building event.
      8. U8 · Review & ProposalMilestone: Present a simple business proposal using "If... then..." logic.
      L9B1 High

      Discuss hypothetical ideas, report information, explain Saudi business customs, resolve conflict, and answer presentation questions.

      Sample task: Resolve a workplace conflict and answer presentation questions.

      1. U1 · Defining Roles & PeopleSpecify exactly who or what you are talking about (Relative Clauses).
      2. U2 · Innovation & CreativityDiscuss hypothetical situations and new ideas (2nd Conditional).
      3. U3 · Reporting InformationReport what others have said or asked (Reported Speech basics).
      4. U4 · Saudi Vision 2030Discuss the future of Saudi Arabia and major projects.
      5. U5 · Cross-Cultural BusinessExplain Saudi customs to foreigners (Bridging the gap).
      6. U6 · Conflict ResolutionResolve a misunderstanding or disagreement diplomatically.
      7. U7 · Future PredictionsDiscuss what will be happening in the future (Future Continuous).
      8. U8 · Final PresentationMilestone: A 3-5 minute presentation on a topic of expertise with Q&A.
      L10B2 Low

      Use diplomatic language, report meetings, interpret data, give constructive feedback, and discuss complex workplace issues.

      Sample task: Report a meeting, interpret data, and give constructive feedback.

      1. U1 · Diplomatic LanguageSoften requests and criticism to sound more professional/polite.
      2. U2 · Reporting MeetingsReport detailed discussions and negotiations (Indirect Speech).
      3. U3 · Speculation & DeductionGuess causes of problems or outcomes based on evidence.
      4. U4 · Analyzing DataDescribe complex trends and graphs in detail.
      5. U5 · Giving FeedbackGive constructive feedback to subordinates or peers.
      6. U6 · Remote Work DynamicsDiscuss pros/cons of WFH vs. Office (Debate Prep).
      7. U7 · Business EthicsDiscuss ethical dilemmas (e.g., bribery, transparency).
      8. U8 · Review & SimulationMilestone: Role-play a difficult conversation (e.g., performance review) using diplomatic language.
      L11B2 Mid

      Build a persuasive argument, negotiate conditions, lead a meeting, discuss project risk, and respond during a formal debate.

      Sample task: Lead a negotiation and defend a project decision.

      1. U1 · Advanced NegotiationBargain and reach compromises using conditional logic (3rd Conditional / Mixed).
      2. U2 · Crisis ManagementDiscuss how past crises were handled (Passive Causative / 3rd Conditional).
      3. U3 · Project ManagementDiscuss project lifecycles, risks, and dependencies.
      4. U4 · Global EconomicsDiscuss the impact of global events on the Saudi market.
      5. U5 · Persuasive PresentationsUse rhetorical devices to persuade an audience.
      6. U6 · Leading MeetingsChair a meeting, manage interruptions, and summarize points.
      7. U7 · Marketing StrategyAnalyze successful marketing campaigns and strategies.
      8. U8 · Review & DebateMilestone: A formal debate on a business topic (e.g., AI replacing jobs).
      L12B2 High

      Write formal correspondence, analyse strategy and finance, adjust spoken and written style, and defend an impromptu position.

      Sample task: Analyse strategy and deliver an impromptu position.

      1. U1 · Formal CorrespondenceWrite high-level formal emails/letters (Passive / Nominalization).
      2. U2 · Emphasis & InversionUse inverted sentences for dramatic or formal effect.
      3. U3 · The Subjunctive MoodExpress formal recommendations, demands, or wishes.
      4. U4 · Strategic PlanningDiscuss long-term vision and corporate strategy.
      5. U5 · Cultural NuancesAnalyze deep cultural differences in international business.
      6. U6 · Financial AnalysisAnalyze financial reports and investment opportunities.
      7. U7 · Innovation & DisruptionDiscuss disruptive technologies and future business models.
      8. U8 · Final CapstoneMilestone: Impromptu speech (3 mins) on a complex topic + Q&A defense.
      L13C1 Low

      Interpret implied meaning, use idiomatic business language, analyse cases, discuss volatility, and network at executive level.

      Sample task: Read implied meaning and discuss market volatility.

      1. U1 · Implicit CommunicationInterpret tone, irony, and "reading between the lines" in emails/meetings.
      2. U2 · Advanced Idioms (1)Use common business idioms related to success, failure, and risk.
      3. U3 · Nuanced OpinionsExpress agreement/disagreement with high precision and diplomacy.
      4. U4 · Analyzing Case StudiesAnalyze complex business failures/successes and extract lessons.
      5. U5 · Advanced Phrasal VerbsMaster inseparable and multi-word phrasal verbs in professional contexts.
      6. U6 · Describing VolatilityDescribe market changes with advanced adjectives and adverbs.
      7. U7 · Executive NetworkingManage high-level social interactions (schmoozing) and small talk.
      8. U8 · Review & SimulationMilestone: Analyze a competitor's hidden strategy based on news reports.
      L14C1 Mid

      Adapt register, write and edit professional content, communicate through a crisis, and negotiate through a deadlock.

      Sample task: Write a proposal and communicate through a crisis.

      1. U1 · Register & ToneSwitch effortlessly between formal, consultative, and casual styles.
      2. U2 · Advanced Writing: ProposalsWrite persuasive, structured business proposals (Cohesion/Coherence).
      3. U3 · Crisis CommunicationHandle PR crises and issue public statements (Passive/Impersonal).
      4. U4 · Legal English BasicsUnderstand and use basic contract terminology (Liability/Obligations).
      5. U5 · Data StorytellingTurn dry data into a compelling business narrative.
      6. U6 · Advanced Negotiation (Hard)Handle aggressive negotiators and deadlocks.
      7. U7 · Editing & PolishingCritique and improve one's own writing (removing redundancy).
      8. U8 · Review & WorkshopMilestone: "Bring Your Own Content" - Polish a real work email/report.
      L15C1 High

      Use rhetoric to present a vision, synthesise conflicting sources, defend a position, and deliver an executive-level presentation.

      Sample task: Present an executive vision and defend it under pressure.

      1. U1 · The Art of PersuasionUse rhetorical devices (Metaphor, Analogy, Tricolon) in speech.
      2. U2 · Visionary LeadershipArticulate a long-term vision (Vision 2030 context).
      3. U3 · Abstract ConceptsDiscuss ethics, philosophy, and AI in business.
      4. U4 · Complex Sentence StructuresUse inversion, cleft sentences, and participle clauses for variety.
      5. U5 · Handling Hostile Q&ADefend a position against difficult questions in a presentation.
      6. U6 · Synthesizing InformationSummarize information from multiple conflicting sources.
      7. U7 · Cultural Intelligence (CQ)Navigate complex intercultural conflicts and management styles.
      8. U8 · Final CapstoneMilestone: A 10-minute "TED Talk" style presentation on a professional passion.

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