Spoken English Advanced Level
At Namaste Classroom Institute, Our experts improvise your English-speaking abilities through interactive, personalized, and appealing live sessions assuring guaranteed result.
Our spoken English courses are precisely designed according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) levels to have an enhanced learning experience.
Each course is crafted to cater to different proficiency levels, ensuring that every student finds a path that suits their needs.
Our C1 Advanced Course is specially designed for learners who can express themselves fluently and spontaneously.
If you have a strong foundation in English and are looking to master advanced communication for academic, professional, and social contexts, this course is for you.
Level C1 : Advanced
- It is an international standard for English competence, accepted by over 9,000 educational institutions, businesses, and government bodies. This qualification demonstrates a learner's advanced command of the language and provides as tangible evidence of extraordinary performance in English study.
- C1 Advanced not only improves language abilities, but also prepares students to succeed in academic, professional, and social situations.
- Whether you want to study at a university, flourish in a global workplace, or settle in an English-speaking nation, C1 Advanced will prepare you for those opportunities.
Skills at Level C1: Advanced
- Talk in-depth about success-related topics, such as creating a driven, productive team.
- Talk in-depth about the architecture of buildings you adore and your favorite paintings.
- Talk about societal issues, potential fixes, and the part that businesses may play.
- Engage in conversations around habitat preservation, sustainability, and conservation.
- Discuss news stories and events and how they impact individuals and businesses.
- Discuss life's dangers, such as switching careers and participating in risky sports.
- Examine and contrast different educational models and specific educational institutions.
- Talk about several kinds of comedy, especially nuanced ones like sarcasm.
- Recognize the differences between formal, casual, direct, and indirect communication styles.
- Talk about things that affect your quality of life, such as your home environment and work-life balance.
- Comprehend and talk about ethical topics, such as civic disobedience.
Course Content
Our comprehensive C1 Advanced Course covers a wide array of topics aimed at further refining your English proficiency:
- Advanced Grammar: Master intricate grammar rules and elevate your expressive capability with sophisticated sentence structures.
- Expanded Vocabulary: Deepen your vocabulary by exploring high-level expressions and terms used in academic and professional contexts.
- Fluent Speaking Practice: Participate in dynamic discussions and presentation exercises to further polish your fluency and spontaneity.
- Reading and Writing Mastery: Improve your ability to digest long, demanding texts and to produce well-organized, articulate written work.
- Reading and Writing: Enhance your ability to read and understand longer and more complex texts and produce clear, detailed written expressions.
- Enhanced Pronunciation and Spelling: Engage in targeted exercises to perfect your pronunciation and eliminate common errors.
- Strategic Listening Exercises: Practice with advanced listening drills that expose you to a variety of real-life contexts and accents.
Personalized Consultation
During your consultation session, we will evaluate your current proficiency and discuss your goals, ensuring you enroll in the course best suited to your needs. Our dedicated, experienced instructors will guide you through every step of your journey toward achieving an advanced level of English fluency.
This Course Includes
60 hours of Engaging Live Sessions
Expert Mentorship & Assessments
Comprehensive Assignments
Certificate of Achievement
Collaborative Group Sessions
Tailored One-on-One Sessions
Continuous Feedback and Improvement
How to Determine If You're at a C1 Level in English ?
To establish your English ability at the C1 (Advanced) level, take a reputable, high-quality standardized test. These tests provide objective assessments of your language skills in hearing, speaking, reading, and writing. Once you’ve completed a test, you can compare your results to set benchmarks to determine whether you fulfill the criteria for C1 proficiency.
Here are some of the most recognized tests, along with the score ranges that usually imply a C1 level:
IELTS
A band score of 7.0 to 8.0
TOEFL iBT
A score of around 95-120.
PTE Academic
A score ranging from 65 to 79
Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)
A Grade B (or higher) is generally equal.
| Test | Score equivalent to the C1 level |
|---|---|
| EF SET | 61 – 70 |
| IELTS | 6.5 – 7.5 |
| TOEIC (R&L) | 945 – 990 |
| Cambridge English Scale | 180 – 199 |
| TOEFL iBT | 95 – 120 |
| Global Scale of English (Pearson) | 76 – 84 |
C1 Level Vocabulary Words & Idioms
- Ameliorate - To make something bad or unsatisfactory better. Example: The government took steps to ameliorate the economic crisis.
- Scrutinize - To examine something closely and critically. Example: The professor asked the students to scrutinize the research data carefully.
- Ambiguous - Open to more than one interpretation; unclear or doubtful in meaning. Example: Her response was so ambiguous that no one understood what she really meant.
- Exemplify - To illustrate or clarify by giving an example. Example: The teacher used a real-world scenario to exemplify the concept.
- Repercussion - An unintended consequence of an event, often negative. Example: The decision to cut the budget had serious repercussions for public services.
- Plausible - Seeming reasonable or probable. Example: His explanation for being late was plausible, so his boss forgave him.
- Juxtapose - To place two things side by side for comparison or contrast. Example: The artist juxtaposed modern and traditional elements in her painting.
- Advocate - To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy. Example: She is an advocate for renewable energy solutions.
- Ostentatious - Designed to impress or attract notice; showy. Example: The ostentatious display of wealth at the party was unnecessary.
- Unprecedented - Never done or known before. Example: The pandemic created unprecedented challenges for the healthcare industry.
Most Common Idioms in English
- Bite off more than you can chew - To take on a task that is too big or difficult. Example: He bit off more than he could chew when he agreed to lead three projects at once.
- Burn the midnight oil - To work late into the night. Example: She burned the midnight oil to finish her presentation before the deadline.
- Cost an arm and a leg - To be very expensive. Example: The new smartphone cost an arm and a leg, but it’s worth it.
- The ball is in your court - It’s now your responsibility to make the next move or decision. Example: I’ve explained the offer in detail, so the ball is in your court now.
- Every cloud has a silver lining - There is always something positive in a difficult situation. Example: Losing that job was tough, but every cloud has a silver lining—I ended up finding something better.
Why Master Advanced Spoken English?
- Global Communication: Achieve the fluency needed to interact effortlessly on a global scale.
- Professional Advancement: Enhance your career prospects with the advanced communication skills demanded by international workplaces.
- Academic Excellence: Gain access to advanced academic materials and articulate your ideas persuasively.
- Social Integration: Navigate multicultural environments with confidence and build meaningful connections.
- Personal Growth: Experience a boost in self-confidence and cognitive flexibility by mastering English at an advanced level.
Did you know?
Do you know that mastering complex topics in English empowers you to think critically and communicate with nuance?