A1.2
• Introduction: Transition into immediate practical survival communication, focusing heavily on basic social exchanges and daily needs.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
Description
Immediate Needs: Focus on "survival" vocabulary—food, ordering at a café, telling time, and family structures.30–40 hrs …
• Course Objectives: Develop functional vocabulary for ordering food, telling time, counting up to 100, and describing immediate family structures.
Daily Survival: Student can order a meal, describe their family, and navigate simple time-based appointments.
• Tools & Materials: Simulated restaurant menus, interactive digital clocks, family tree templates, and audio listening tracks.
Course Rules
• Course Rules: Participate actively in live situational roleplay. Use target language exclusively during speaking exercises.
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