English as a Second Language (ESL) Level A1 Upper Beginner

Issued by CEXDE

The A1 Upper Beginner level represents a slight advancement from the initial stage of English learning. At this level, learners have a better grasp of everyday expressions and basic phrases that go beyond immediate concrete needs. They can introduce themselves with more detail, participate in brief conversations, and ask and respond to simple questions about personal preferences, daily routines, and familiar situations. Communication still relies on clear and slow speech, but learners are starti

Type Learning
Level Foundational

Skills

Earning Criteria

Understanding: Learners at this stage can understand clear, slow, and directly spoken English related to familiar everyday matters such as basic personal and family information, shopping essentials, and immediate surroundings.
Speaking: Learners can participate in simple conversations on familiar topics. They can ask and answer straightforward questions, express needs, and describe their daily routines using simple language structures.
Writing: Writing skills are developed to include short, simple texts on familiar topics. Learners can write basic descriptions of events, past activities, and personal experiences in a series of simple sentences.

Standards

Continuing Education Program developed by Club Med Punta Cana and endorsed by HS Hospitality School

This program provides solid theoretical and practical training in English as a second language which allows the student to acquire the interaction skills necessary for their professional development.