English courses from A1 to C1
Fluentra has 5 structured English courses, one for each CEFR level from A1 to C1. Every course has 24 lessons that take you from new words to a real-life task, with homework after each lesson.
- 5CEFR levels, A1 to C1
- 24lessons in every course
- 14–21 hof lessons per course
- Lessons 1–2free to preview
The courses
Each course has 6 modules of 4 lessons. Open a course to see every module and lesson.
Beginner English
Start from zero: say hello, talk about your day, order, shop and find your way — step by step, with lots of practice.
Elementary English
Build on the basics: talk about the past and your plans, compare and choose, and handle everyday problems.
Intermediate English
Build confident everyday English through real situations, vocabulary, grammar, listening and speaking.
Upper-Intermediate English
Use English independently at work and in life: negotiate, persuade, handle problems and follow real conversations without a script.
Advanced English
Say exactly what you mean, read between the lines and handle complex professional and social situations with nuance and control.
At a glance
| Level | Course | Lessons | Lesson time |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Beginner English Beginner | 24 lessons · 6 modules | about 21 h |
| A2 | Elementary English Elementary | 24 lessons · 6 modules | about 19 h |
| B1 | Intermediate English Intermediate | 24 lessons · 6 modules | about 14 h |
| B2 | Upper-Intermediate English Upper-Intermediate | 24 lessons · 6 modules | about 16 h |
| C1 | Advanced English Advanced | 24 lessons · 6 modules | about 18 h |
What every lesson includes
Every lesson follows the same path, so you always know what comes next:
- Warm-up — A few questions to get you thinking about the topic.
- Words and phrases — Clear meanings, real examples and audio. Save anything to My Words.
- Grammar — Small steps with examples and a quick check.
- Reading and listening — A text that uses the new language — read it or listen to it.
- Practice — Mixed questions with feedback on the exact answer you chose.
- Speaking — Record your answer, play it back and compare it with an example.
- Real-life task — Put it together in a situation you'll actually meet.
- Review — A quick recap before you move on to the next lesson.
A1 and A2 lessons also include a short writing step.
A1 and A2 lessons have two texts — a conversation to listen to and a text to read.
After every lesson there's homework with vocabulary, grammar, writing and speaking tasks.
Skills you practise
- Vocabulary
- Grammar
- Reading
- Listening
- Speaking
- Writing
Speaking tasks let you record your answer, play it back and compare it with an example answer. Your recording stays on your device.
How access works
Lessons 1 and 2 of every course are a free preview for anyone signed in to Fluentra — creating an account is free. From Lesson 3, a course needs full access: choose Request full access in the app, and once your access is active you can continue through the rest of the course.
Vocabulary in your language
The vocabulary in every lesson can be translated into your own language — Fluentra supports 20 languages, including Armenian. The courses themselves are taught in English; words without a written translation are translated automatically.
Which course should I start with?
Each course matches one CEFR level. If you're not sure where you are, our guide to CEFR levels explains what A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 mean in practice, with a quick way to check yours.
Questions people ask
Which English levels does Fluentra offer?
5 CEFR levels: A1 Beginner, A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate, B2 Upper-Intermediate and C1 Advanced. There is no C2 course.
How many lessons does each course have?
Every course has 24 lessons in 6 modules. The lesson time adds up to about 14 to 21 hours per course, depending on the level.
Are any lessons free?
Yes. Lessons 1 and 2 of every course are a free preview once you sign in, and creating an account is free. Later lessons need full access, which you can request in the app.
Is there homework?
Yes. Every lesson in every course has homework afterwards, with vocabulary, grammar, writing and speaking tasks.
Do I need a tutor?
No. The courses are built for learning on your own. If you also work with a tutor, the lessons they assign appear in My Lessons.
Can I translate words into my own language?
Yes. Course vocabulary can be translated into 20 languages, including Armenian. The courses themselves are taught in English.