CEFR A1
YAD1A
A beginner course that reviews the basic grammar structures, pronouns, articles, and Simple Present Tense
Amideast Tunisia
Young Adult Learners (15 – 18 Years)
Amideast’s English language courses give young adult learners an early start on the road to becoming proficient, confident users of English, able to take advantage of educational and career opportunities. Our approach provides teens of different ages and levels the opportunity to explore and experience the language with their classmates, as they developas they develop all four language skills (Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing). Our dedicated teachers provide students with fun, interactive language practice using age-appropriate materials in a safe learning environment.
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Published schedules and fees below are source-specific. Confirm the session, location and applicable fee before registering. Dated application cycles are not new openings.
- Fee
- From 620 TND
- Where
- Tunis · Lac 2 · Sousse · Monastir
- Ages
- 15 to 18
What learners benefit from
Classes are tailored to meet the learning needs of young learners to make learning another language a fun and engaging process.
- Small class sizes
- Individualized instruction and support
- Interactive, communicative approach
- Hands-on activities, including games, drama, stories, and projects
- Multimedia tools to enhance all language skills
- Taught by expert, certified teachers of American English
- Welcoming environment with comfortable facilities and friendly staff
Amideast Young Adult Program
Age 15 to end of High School
CEFR A1
YAD1B
Through the themes of food, neighborhoods, and past experiences, students will review countable and uncountable nouns and present continuous and simple past tenses.
CEFR A2
YAD2A
Through the themes of weather, health, and describing people, students will acquire use of adverbs of intensity, quantifiers, imperative forms, and present continuous as future tense.
CEFR A2
YAD2B
Comparative Adjectives, modal verbs, and Present Perfect are introduced through the themes and vocabulary used in shopping, entertainment, and changes.
CEFR B1
YAD3A
Education, personal stories, and fashion are some of the themes that introduce students to uses of the zero conditional, past continuous, and comparative & superlative forms.
CEFR B1
YAD3B
First and second conditionals, modal verbs, and expressions with infinitives are outlined in the themes of the environment, relationships, and music.
CEFR B1+
YAD4A
Time clauses, passives voice, and use of relative clauses are part of the grammar taught in the context of the news, behavior, and travel and tourism.
CEFR B1+
YAD4B
Past perfect, third conditional, past modals, future continuous and linking verbs are presented through the themes of lessons in life, world events, and problem solving.
CEFR B1++
YAD5A
Continuing an in-depth look at tenses, students will also practice conversation etiquette and various reading strategies.
CEFR B1++
YAD5B
Students will look to the future while making perceptions, inference, and describing feelings and emotions.
CEFR B2
YAD6A
While exploring achievements, processes, and trends, students will practice their interview skills, giving instructions, and connected speech.
CEFR B2
YAD6B
Using a variety of sentence length, choosing the right vocabulary, and using reported speech will be presented through themes of change, wisdom, and one's surroundings.
CEFR B2+
YAD 7A
Understanding opinions and speculation, understanding an argument and counterargument, critiquing and reviewing, describing experiences, and structuring a presentation.
CEFR B2+
YAD 7B
Recognizing and understanding metaphors, evaluating and synthesizing, using reported speech, writing main and supporting arguments, expanding ideas with related points and examples, and eliciting and making relevant comments on the opinions of others
Schedule 2026–2027
For students under 15, please call or visit us to schedule an appointment for the oral placement test.
| Session | Dates |
|---|---|
| August 2 | August 26, 2026 - September 11, 2026 |
| Semester 1 | September 24, 2026 - January 24, 2027 |
| Semester 2 | February 3, 2027 - June 13, 2027 |
| June | June 14, 2027 - July 1, 2027 |
| July | July 7, 2027 - July 28, 2027 |
| August | August 2, 2027 - August 24, 2027 |
| August+ | August 26, 2027 - September 10, 2027 |
Registration fees
650 TND
Tunis & Lac 2
620 TND
Sousse & Monastir
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