Instructions for using the materials

Course structure

The course consists of 9 modules, each containing 3 lessons. The modules are organized by proficiency level (from A1 to A2), so we recommend following the given order to ensure smooth progress.

Each lesson is designed to allow participants to learn vocabulary and grammatical structures in an accessible way and practice them in authentic communicative situations. The materials combine different forms of work: watching, text analysis, and practical activities, which supports effective language acquisition.

Lesson components

Each lesson consists of three complementary elements:

1. Video – situational scene
Short video clips presenting dialogues in practical situations typical for travel (e.g., at the airport, in a hotel, or during sightseeing). The actors speak English with Italian, Spanish, or Polish accents, which makes the dialogues more realistic in various situations, including those outside English-speaking countries.

2. Lesson Plan
A detailed lesson plan included with each video. It contains:

• ready-made exercises,

• suggested activities,

• methodological tips for the instructor.

The lesson plan is designed to make lessons interactive, structured, and engaging.

3. Transcript
A written record of the dialogue from the video. It is useful for:

• reviewing vocabulary,

• analyzing expressions,

• consolidating and expanding knowledge.

Instructions for participants – different levels

The order of using the materials is flexible, but we recommend following the suggested sequence to ensure smooth progress.

Level A1

• Lesson Plan - Start by reviewing the lesson plan to familiarize yourself with the topic, key vocabulary, and grammatical structures.

• Video - Watch the video as an example of how the learned expressions are used in an authentic context.

• Transcript - Finally, review the transcript. This helps with vocabulary revision, pronunciation practice, and dialogue analysis without the pressure of understanding everything “live.”

Level A2

• Video - Start with the video to activate knowledge and immerse yourself in the language. The clip allows participants to practice listening comprehension and get familiar with the context.

• Lesson Plan - After the video, go through the lesson plan to complete exercises that reinforce the language material and focus on expressions and grammar used in the clip.

• Transcript - Conclude by analyzing the transcript, repeating dialogues, and consolidating the material, which supports more fluent language use in the future.