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English language courses

Learn English

Build confidence in English.

Conversation courses help learners express themselves comfortably and naturally in everyday, social, and professional situations, both formal and informal.

Explore upcoming sessions

[Placement-test link pending local confirmation]

Adult learners in discussion around a classroom table
6Conversation levels
A2–B1+CEFR range
Online & in personFormats · confirm locally
42 hoursPer course

The approach

About the courses

Teacher-led, interactive, and personalized: every session is designed to help you practice speaking and listening in context.

01Group discussions
02Role-playing
03Problem-solving tasks
04Listening and video-viewing exercises
05Idiom review
06Pronunciation practice

Find your level

Levels offered

These six levels describe the supplied Conversation offering, not Amideast’s full English curriculum.

Conversation 1

CEFR A2

Communication for active participation in social situations and expressing critical thinking.

Online In person

Conversation 2

CEFR A2

Music, self-care, and what it means to be a hero, with an emphasis on inference skills.

Online In person

Conversation 3

CEFR B1

Critical thinking through advertising, fraud, storytelling, tourism, and humor.

Online In person

Conversation 4

CEFR B1

Restorative justice, carbon footprints, and personal interests; using contextual clues to support communication.

Online In person

Conversation 5

CEFR B1+

Speaking, listening, and expressing critical thinking through work, money, animals, travel, and gender roles.

Online In person

Conversation 6

CEFR B1+

Philanthropy and how tone and intonation support persuasion.

Online In person

A placement test is required before registration to determine the right course and level.

[Local placement-test link pending] Formats shown are from the reference offering; confirm local availability.

Plan your study

Upcoming sessions

Reference schedule 2026–2027 · sample dates from one country, not confirmed for your country. Confirm local dates before making plans.

Conversation course session dates
SessionDates
Summer 4August 24–September 11, 2026
Fall 1September 7–October 27, 2026
Fall 2October 5–November 27, 2026
Fall 3November 2–December 22, 2026
Winter 1December 2, 2026–January 28, 2027
Winter 2January 4–February 25, 2027
Winter 3February 1–March 30, 2027
Spring 1March 15–April 29, 2027
Spring 2April 5–May 25, 2027
Spring 3May 10–June 29, 2027
Summer 1June 3–June 25, 2027
Summer 2July 5–July 27, 2027
Summer 3August 4–August 27, 2027

Prototype / content review: These dates are reference examples only. [Local session dates and availability pending confirmation.]

How classes work

Class times & course structure

Each level comprises two courses, each with 42 hours of instruction. Public courses meet two or three times weekly, with classes lasting two to three hours depending on the study days. Customized courses and schedules are available for businesses and groups. A minimum number of students is required for a class to run.

Reference class time slots · confirm locally

Monday / Wednesday

  • 9:00–12:00
  • 12:00–3:00
  • 3:00–6:00
  • 6:00–9:00

Tuesday / Thursday

  • 9:00–12:00
  • 12:00–3:00
  • 3:00–6:00
  • 6:00–9:00

The reference does not specify AM/PM or time zone. [Local schedule pending confirmation.]

Plan your budget

Course fees

Prices depend on the local office and course format. Confirm current fees before registering.

In person[Course fee] [Local currency][Location 1]
In person[Course fee] [Local currency][Location 2]
Online[Course fee] [Local currency]—

Prototype / content review: [Location], [Course fee], and [Local currency] require local confirmation. The source lists different fees by location and online format; no source details establish what fees include.

Related offering · Online SAT® & TOEFL® preparation

[Related test-preparation fee] [Local currency] · confirm locally. This is not a Conversation course fee.

Next steps

Ready to get started?

  1. 01

    Take a placement test

  2. 02

    Find the appropriate course and level

  3. 03

    Complete registration

[Local placement and registration destinations pending confirmation; actions unavailable until supplied.]

Contact your local office

Phone: [Local office phone]

Email: [Local office email]

About

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Programs

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Countries

  • [Egypt]
  • [Jordan]
  • [Morocco]
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Contact

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  • [United States]
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  • [Press]
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Amideast headquarters

[Sample content · Amideast HQ, 2025 M Street NW, Washington, DC, United States]

[Sample content · +1 202 XXX XXXX · inquiries@amideast.org]

Prototype notes

  • · Country-neutral Learn English landing page using the Tunisia Conversation course as a content reference, not a complete English curriculum.
  • · Reference 2026–2027 sessions and time slots are examples only; local schedules, formats, fees, contacts, and links require confirmation by each country office.
  • · Placement and registration actions remain inactive until verified local destinations are provided. No visitor information is collected.
  • · Toggle Desktop / Mobile above. On mobile, primary nav collapses to a hamburger and filter sidebars collapse behind a Filters button.
  • · Grayscale only — no visual design styling. Focus is on information architecture.