Everyday Conversation English
Focus on speaking, listening, and pronunciation so you can handle everyday conversations more naturally.
Course Levels
Course Level Roadmap
See how this course progresses from one level to the next.
When you contact Jave, you’ll take a free 15-minute level test. Jave will use your result to place you in the level that best matches your current English. Each level takes about 3 months to complete.
COURSE LEVEL DETAILS
See what you’ll learn at each level
Starter
For learners who
You know a few English words and want confidence with simple everyday exchanges.
Entry requirement
No prior English required.
You’ll work on
Greetings and introductions
Simple questions and useful replies
Daily routines, family, food, and shopping
Clear pronunciation and listening to familiar phrases
Short conversations with a supportive partner
After this level
Introduce yourself, ask basic questions, and take part in short familiar conversations with less help.
Elementary
For learners who
You can manage short exchanges and want to speak more smoothly about familiar topics.
Entry requirement
Can understand and use simple everyday English.
You’ll work on
Describing past experiences and future plans
Making invitations and arranging activities
Keeping a conversation going with follow-up questions
Useful grammar and vocabulary for daily life
Understanding everyday speech at a natural pace
After this level
Handle common social situations and share simple stories, plans, and opinions more independently.
Intermediate
For learners who
You can discuss familiar subjects but need more range and confidence when conversations change direction.
Entry requirement
Can handle basic conversations and understand familiar topics.
You’ll work on
Explaining opinions and giving reasons
Telling connected stories and describing experiences
Handling misunderstandings and clarifying meaning
Listening for detail in longer conversations
Improving fluency, stress, and natural phrasing
After this level
Join longer conversations, explain your views, and respond flexibly to familiar and less predictable topics.
Upper Intermediate
For learners who
You speak comfortably about everyday matters and want greater precision and spontaneity.
Entry requirement
Can speak about familiar topics in some detail and follow longer conversations.
You’ll work on
Discussing complex choices and different viewpoints
Using nuance, emphasis, and natural expressions
Managing interruptions and fast exchanges
Following implied meaning in authentic speech
Refining pronunciation, grammar, and word choice
After this level
Lead varied conversations, express nuanced views, and adapt your language to different people and situations.
Advanced
For learners who
You communicate independently and want to sound more precise, natural, and persuasive.
Entry requirement
Can communicate confidently in most everyday and work situations.
You’ll work on
Exploring abstract and sensitive topics
Building persuasive arguments and thoughtful responses
Using idiomatic language with good judgment
Understanding tone, humor, and implied meaning
Fine-tuning delivery, accuracy, and conversational style
After this level
Sustain sophisticated conversations and express subtle ideas clearly, confidently, and naturally.
Student Reviews
After this course
Personal feedback about what changed after completing a course or level.
COURSE FAQ
Questions about this course
Common questions about what you’ll learn, and what to expect before you join.
WHAT YOU GET
Why learn with Jave?
01
A clear starting point
Jave uses the test result to recommend the best place for you to start, so you begin at the right level with a clear direction.
02
Small classes, more attention
Group classes stay small so you have enough time to speak, ask questions, practice with other learners, and still receive direct feedback from Jave during the lesson.
03
A structured learning plan
Every level follows a clear syllabus with specific skills and lesson goals, so you always know what you’re learning now, what you’re building toward, and what comes next.
04
More time actually using English
Lessons are built around active practice rather than long explanations. You’ll speak, listen, respond, solve tasks, and use new language repeatedly until it becomes easier to use naturally.
05
Feedback you can use right away
I’ll point out the mistakes that matter most, explain why they happen, and show you clearer or more natural ways to express yourself so you know exactly what to improve.
06
Progress from one level to the next
As you complete each level, we review what has improved and what still needs work before moving forward, so your progress stays connected instead of feeling like separate lessons.
A TYPICAL LESSON
What a 60-minute lesson looks like.
Most lessons follow a simple structure like this. The balance may change depending on your course, level, and what we need to focus on that day.
Review & warm-up
Review previous work, questions, and anything that needs more practice.
10 Min
Learn & understand
Work on new language, skills, examples, or course-specific strategies.
20 Min
Practice & apply
Use what you’ve learned through speaking, exercises, tasks, role-play, or exam-style practice.
25 Min
Feedback & next steps
Review key corrections and know what to focus on before your next lesson.
5 Min
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