English for General Communication
The General English program at AMIDEAST Egypt helps learners develop the language skills needed for everyday communication, study, and professional environments.
Through structured levels, students build confidence in reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar, and vocabulary while practicing English in meaningful real-world contexts.
Experience flexible, self‑paced learning through our asynchronous modules. Learners can access lessons, activities, and practice materials anytime making it easy to fit English study into a busy modern schedule.
Program Overview
This program focuses on building balanced language skills through guided practice and interactive learning activities.
Students work on:
• Speaking in discussions and presentations
• Understanding conversations and audio materials
• Reading articles, stories, and informational texts
• Writing messages, emails, and structured texts
• Improving grammar and vocabulary for clear communication
Each stage builds progressively so learners can develop fluency and accuracy over time.
Why Join This Program?
Students can choose the format that fits their schedule and learning style.
• Free Placement Test to determine your level
• Learn Online or Face-to-Face in Cairo or Alexandria
• Interactive lessons that develop all language skills
• Structured stages with measurable progress
• Experienced instructors guiding every step
General English Course:
- The course has 5 stages, and each stage includes 4 levels.
- Each level lasts 4.5 weeks.
- There are 2 sessions per week, with a total of 9 live (synchronous) sessions and 7.5 hours of asynchronous self-paced study per level.
- Each session is 2.5 hours of instruction.
Learning Outcomes
Foundations Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write short personal texts, messages, emails, and simple stories
• talk about personal information, routines, past events, and future plans
• understand main ideas in basic conversations and everyday audio
• read short articles, stories, and online content and identify key details
• use core vocabulary and basic grammar including present, past, and future forms
• recognize common sounds, stress patterns, and simple visual information
Developing Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write organized descriptions, emails, and short stories on familiar topics
• discuss ideas, explain experiences, and express opinions in conversations
• understand main ideas and details in conversations, talks, and short programs
• interpret blogs, articles, and guides and identify the writer’s purpose
• use a wider range of vocabulary and grammar, including present perfect
• apply appropriate stress and intonation and analyze charts and images
Intermediate Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write structured emails, articles, reviews, and narratives
• participate confidently in discussions, presentations, and interviews
• understand conversations, interviews, and talks on travel, culture, and technology
• analyze articles, reports, and blogs to identify opinions and evidence
• use conditionals, passive voice, reported speech, and topic‑specific vocabulary
• use natural pronunciation patterns and evaluate information on social issues
Advanced Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• produce well‑structured essays, reviews, and professional communication
• speak fluently in discussions, presentations, and workplace contexts
• understand extended conversations, lectures, and podcasts
• interpret complex texts and recognize tone, purpose, and credibility
• use advanced grammar accurately and apply sophisticated vocabulary
• analyze visual and written information and form informed viewpoints
Proficient Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write clear analytical texts such as reports and essays
• discuss complex topics including culture, careers, and innovation
• understand detailed discussions and professional communication
• analyze texts critically and summarize key ideas
• use advanced grammar structures and topic‑specific vocabulary
• evaluate information from written and visual sources
Course Schedule
Round Dates
April 5th - May 7th
Course Timings
- 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
- 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
- 7:30p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Classes are scheduled on
- Saturday/Tuesday
- Sunday/Wednesday
- Monday/Thursday
FACE-TO-FACE Classes Schedule in Cairo & Alex
ONLINE CLASSES SCHEDULE
Course Fees
ORIGINAL PRICE
Face-to-Face Classes: 3900 EGP
Online Classes: 3150 EGP
Register NOW
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How to Register?
Click the “Apply” button for your preferred option (Face-to-Face or Online), then complete your details and payment to receive your free placement test.
After payment, our customer service team will contact you and send you the placement test link.
Complete the test, and your score will appear on the screen immediately.
Check the Schedule tab to find your level, class day, and time.
REFUND & Transfer POLICY
1. Transfer Policy
- Customers are allowed one free transfer only from one round to another.
- Free transfer must be requested at least 3 working days before the course start date.
- If a transfer is requested before the 2nd session, a 15% fee from the original course price will apply.
- If the next round includes any changes made by AMIDEAST, the refund policy will apply.
2. Refund Policy
- Full refund applies if AMIDEAST cancels a class in a round.
- 15% deduction applies if the refund is requested up to 3 working days before the start date.
- 25% deduction applies if the refund is requested after the 1st session and before the 2nd session, whether the student attended or not.
- No refund after the 2nd session.
- Books and Placement test are non-refundable.
3. How to Request a Refund or Transfer
- Online payment (Kashier): Requests must be submitted by calling the Call Center or through the branch. Refunds will be returned to the bank card within 14 working days.
- Branch payment (Visa, Fawry, or Cash): Requests must be submitted in person at the branch during working hours. The customer must attend personally with their National ID to receive cash refunds.
- All requests must follow the timeframes stated above. Requests submitted after deadlines will not be accepted.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Course books are available at the Amideast Customer Service Department.
- Certificates are issued upon the completion of each stage.
Contact information
Call us: 19263
E-mail: egypt@amideast.org
The General English program at AMIDEAST Egypt helps learners develop the language skills needed for everyday communication, study, and professional environments.
Through structured levels, students build confidence in reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar, and vocabulary while practicing English in meaningful real-world contexts.
Experience flexible, self‑paced learning through our asynchronous modules. Learners can access lessons, activities, and practice materials anytime making it easy to fit English study into a busy modern schedule.
Program Overview
This program focuses on building balanced language skills through guided practice and interactive learning activities.
Students work on:
• Speaking in discussions and presentations
• Understanding conversations and audio materials
• Reading articles, stories, and informational texts
• Writing messages, emails, and structured texts
• Improving grammar and vocabulary for clear communication
Each stage builds progressively so learners can develop fluency and accuracy over time.
Why Join This Program?
Students can choose the format that fits their schedule and learning style.
• Free Placement Test to determine your level
• Learn Online or Face-to-Face in Cairo or Alexandria
• Interactive lessons that develop all language skills
• Structured stages with measurable progress
• Experienced instructors guiding every step
General English Course:
- The course has 5 stages, and each stage includes 4 levels.
- Each level lasts 4.5 weeks.
- There are 2 sessions per week, with a total of 9 live (synchronous) sessions and 7.5 hours of asynchronous self-paced study per level.
- Each session is 2.5 hours of instruction.
Learning Outcomes
Foundations Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write short personal texts, messages, emails, and simple stories
• talk about personal information, routines, past events, and future plans
• understand main ideas in basic conversations and everyday audio
• read short articles, stories, and online content and identify key details
• use core vocabulary and basic grammar including present, past, and future forms
• recognize common sounds, stress patterns, and simple visual information
Developing Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write organized descriptions, emails, and short stories on familiar topics
• discuss ideas, explain experiences, and express opinions in conversations
• understand main ideas and details in conversations, talks, and short programs
• interpret blogs, articles, and guides and identify the writer’s purpose
• use a wider range of vocabulary and grammar, including present perfect
• apply appropriate stress and intonation and analyze charts and images
Intermediate Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write structured emails, articles, reviews, and narratives
• participate confidently in discussions, presentations, and interviews
• understand conversations, interviews, and talks on travel, culture, and technology
• analyze articles, reports, and blogs to identify opinions and evidence
• use conditionals, passive voice, reported speech, and topic‑specific vocabulary
• use natural pronunciation patterns and evaluate information on social issues
Advanced Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• produce well‑structured essays, reviews, and professional communication
• speak fluently in discussions, presentations, and workplace contexts
• understand extended conversations, lectures, and podcasts
• interpret complex texts and recognize tone, purpose, and credibility
• use advanced grammar accurately and apply sophisticated vocabulary
• analyze visual and written information and form informed viewpoints
Proficient Stage
By the end of this stage, students will be able to:
• write clear analytical texts such as reports and essays
• discuss complex topics including culture, careers, and innovation
• understand detailed discussions and professional communication
• analyze texts critically and summarize key ideas
• use advanced grammar structures and topic‑specific vocabulary
• evaluate information from written and visual sources
Course Schedule
Round Dates
April 5th - May 7th
Course Timings
- 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
- 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
- 7:30p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Classes are scheduled on
- Saturday/Tuesday
- Sunday/Wednesday
- Monday/Thursday
FACE-TO-FACE Classes Schedule in Cairo & Alex
ONLINE CLASSES SCHEDULE
Course Fees
ORIGINAL PRICE
Face-to-Face Classes: 3900 EGP
Online Classes: 3150 EGP
Register NOW
How to Register?
Click the “Apply” button for your preferred option (Face-to-Face or Online), then complete your details and payment to receive your free placement test.
After payment, our customer service team will contact you and send you the placement test link.
Complete the test, and your score will appear on the screen immediately.
Check the Schedule tab to find your level, class day, and time.
REFUND & Transfer POLICY
1. Transfer Policy
- Customers are allowed one free transfer only from one round to another.
- Free transfer must be requested at least 3 working days before the course start date.
- If a transfer is requested before the 2nd session, a 15% fee from the original course price will apply.
- If the next round includes any changes made by AMIDEAST, the refund policy will apply.
2. Refund Policy
- Full refund applies if AMIDEAST cancels a class in a round.
- 15% deduction applies if the refund is requested up to 3 working days before the start date.
- 25% deduction applies if the refund is requested after the 1st session and before the 2nd session, whether the student attended or not.
- No refund after the 2nd session.
- Books and Placement test are non-refundable.
3. How to Request a Refund or Transfer
- Online payment (Kashier): Requests must be submitted by calling the Call Center or through the branch. Refunds will be returned to the bank card within 14 working days.
- Branch payment (Visa, Fawry, or Cash): Requests must be submitted in person at the branch during working hours. The customer must attend personally with their National ID to receive cash refunds.
- All requests must follow the timeframes stated above. Requests submitted after deadlines will not be accepted.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Course books are available at the Amideast Customer Service Department.
- Certificates are issued upon the completion of each stage.
Contact information
Call us: 19263
E-mail: egypt@amideast.org