Develop advanced English communication skills through focused study of grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening and speaking, with practical applications in academic and professional contexts.
Develop advanced English communication skills through focused study of grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening and speaking, with practical applications in academic and professional contexts.
SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
What you’ll learn
Identify clause relations.
Repair ambiguous reference.
Explain a meaning-preserving revision.
Distinguish completed and continuing events.
Transform conditionals accurately.
Retain actual versus hypothetical status.
See all 54 learning outcomes
Separate permission and possibility.
Report claims with attribution.
Calibrate evidence language.
Choose precise lexical combinations.
Use word families in context.
Revise vague nominalisations.
Adapt tone to relationship.
Make explicit polite requests.
Preserve commitments in rewrites.
Resolve pronoun references.
Choose logical connectors.
Order a coherent paragraph.
Separate document purposes.
Locate supported details.
Identify unresolved questions.
Combine compatible records.
Attribute disagreement.
Avoid merging unknown groups.
Calculate denominated proportions.
Separate evidence and recommendation.
Qualify generalisations.
Write a clear subject and request.
Distinguish request and approval.
Edit for action and courtesy.
Organise findings and recommendation.
State alternatives and costs.
Write a complete original proposal.
Correct grammar and data.
Explain meaningful edits.
Retain original and revised versions.
Listen before reading a transcript.
Separate heard and inferred details.
Verify actions and conditions.
Deliver a coherent short briefing.
Use phrasing and stress for meaning.
Evaluate intelligibility with conditions.
Clarify a conditional offer.
Disagree with reasons and alternatives.
Record shared and unresolved decisions.
Select audience-relevant information.
Explain unfamiliar terms.
Preserve limits and uncertainty.
Link documents and performances.
Propagate factual corrections.
Differentiate performance evidence.
Defend integrated language choices.
Score evidence with an original rubric.
Prioritise a supported revision.
YOUR LEARNING PATH
Course curriculum
6 modules · 18 lessons. Explore the published curriculum below.
01Grammar for Precise Professional Meaning3 lessons+
Control clause structure, time and strength of claims.
Controlling Complex Clauses Without Losing Meaning
Managing Time Reference and Conditional Distance
Calibrating Modality and Reporting Other People's Claims
02Vocabulary, Register and Cohesion3 lessons+
Choose language that suits purpose and links ideas accurately.
Choosing Precise Vocabulary and Useful Collocations
Adapting Register Without Changing the Commitment
Building Coherent Paragraphs and Recoverable References
03Reading, Synthesis and Evidence Language3 lessons+
Interpret complete original records and construct bounded comparisons.
Reading the Complete Harbour Communication Dossier
Synthesising Records Without Flattening Their Differences
Writing Numerical Claims and Evidence-Bounded Arguments
04Purposeful Writing and Revision3 lessons+
Draft complete professional documents and check both language and facts.
Writing an Action Email That the Reader Can Use
Producing a Complete Report and Conditional Proposal
Revising Language, Facts and Linked Meanings
05Listening, Speaking and Interaction3 lessons+
Use real listening and performed speaking to support negotiated action.
Listening Before Reading and Verifying What Was Heard
Delivering an Intelligible Briefing and Checking Its Meaning
Clarifying Offers and Negotiating a Feasible Action
06Mediation and Integrated English Portfolio3 lessons+
Adapt information faithfully and demonstrate connected language decisions.
Adapting Information Faithfully for a New Reader
Keeping Written and Spoken Communication Consistent
Capstone: Complete Advanced English Communication Portfolio
Study materials
This programme includes 18 lessons across 6 modules.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS
Final assessment
20 approved multiple-choice questions.
Passing score
60%
Time allowed
30 minutes
Who this course is for
Adult learners developing precise English for professional and academic reading, writing, listening, speaking and collaborative communication.
Who this course is not for
Not a beginner course, an English-teaching licence, an immigration language test or a guarantee of C1/C2 proficiency. Practical performance requires actual listening and speaking beyond the portal multiple-choice paper.
Before you begin
Ability to read extended English texts independently, understand everyday spoken English and write connected paragraphs. Use the opening diagnostic to identify preparation needs; admission does not certify a CEFR level.
Assessment & certificate
20 scenario questions, 5 marks each (100 total), covering every lesson. Complete required lessons and select every correct answer before submission. Portfolio/capstone activities support self or instructor review; the portal does not collect or automatically grade projects and they are not an additional certificate gate. Credit allocation awaits institutional approval.
Learning materials
6 modules with 18 complete lessons, reviewed sources, a connected fictional case, practice portfolio, scored capstone rubric and reusable template.
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