CEFR Pre-A1
YE1
An introduction to English with real-world stories, pictures, and activities. Speaking activities are a real focus.
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Young Learners (6 – 14 Years)
Amideast Tunisia
Amideast’s English language courses give young 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 kids of different ages and levels the opportunity to explore and experience the language with their classmates, as 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.
Published schedules and fees below are source-specific. Confirm the session, location and applicable fee before registering. Dated application cycles are not new openings.

Classes are tailored to meet the learning needs of young learners to make learning another language a fun and engaging process.
Ages 6 to 9 years old
CEFR Pre-A1
An introduction to English with real-world stories, pictures, and activities. Speaking activities are a real focus.
CEFR Pre-A1
Students continue their English journey with more real-life exercises. Each lesson introduces new vocabulary and phonics.
CEFR A1
Students travel the world, developing their language. Each lesson explores new structures and small group opportunities.
CEFR A1
Students gain confidence in their English language use, both in accuracy and fluency.
Ages 10 to 14 years old
CEFR A1
A beginner course that introduces basic grammar structures, the alphabet, numbers, and basic question forms. Topics include school, home life, and neighborhoods.
CEFR A1
Themes center around family, geography and teen time while introducing the structure of “Be” in statements and questions forms, prepositions of place, and demonstratives.
CEFR A1
Students will learn about negative sentences, yes/no questions, and time. Themes include sports, our lives, and personal interests.
CEFR A1
Present Continuous in statements and negative and interrogative forms are centered around themes of favorite activities, food, and the natural world.
CEFR A2
Simple Past and comparative adjectives are the grammar focus of this level in the context of school life, free time, and travel.
CEFR A2
Health, special events, and city life introduce the future tenses, as well as clauses with "because" and "when" and modal verbs.
CEFR B1
Simple Past, Past Continuous, Future Tenses and expressing preferences are outlined in the themes of personal life, one's future, and people.
CEFR B1
The themes of entertainment, experiences, and dreams and reality set the scene for developing more complex structures such as Present Perfect, superlative forms, and conditionals.
For students under 15, please call or visit us to schedule an appointment for the oral placement test.
Session
August 26, 2026 to September 11, 2026
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September 24, 2026 to January 24, 2027
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February 3, 2027 to June 13, 2027
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June 14, 2027 to July 1, 2027
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July 7, 2027 to July 28, 2027
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August 2, 2027 to August 24, 2027
Session
August 26, 2027 to September 10, 2027
Confirm the course, session, location and applicable fee with the Tunisia team. Placement helps the team recommend the right level. Published schedules do not guarantee a place or your preferred class time.
Complete the registration inquiry below, then contact the office to finalize enrollment.
Request placement guidance below. For learners under 15, contact the office to arrange an oral placement appointment.
Registration and placement
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