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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
The Academic Calendar was carefully planned out to include all the topics contained in the CEFR while also working with advanced mental skills. They are separated by proficiency level. In the C2 list, the devices are listed in a context-driven way, thus making it easier to grasp concepts.
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Click HERE to see the topics in alphabetical order.
Click HERE to see the topics week by week.
A1
January Week 1
Present simple + Present continuous
February Week 1
March Week 1
April Week 1
May Week 1
June Week 1
July Week 1
August Week 1
Prepositions of place and There is/are
September Week 1
October Week 1
November Week 1
December Week 1
A2
January Week 2
Verbs to be, to do, to have + Tag questions
February Week 2
March Week 2
Description of places
April Week 2
Question word Why + Asking for clarification
May Week 2
Punctuation
June Week 2
FEEDBACK
July Week 2
August Week 2
September Week 2
October Week 2
November Week 2
Adverbs and expressions about the past, present and future
December Week 2
Question words
B1
January Week 3
February Week 3
March Week 3
Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive
April Week 3
Giving opinion + Agreeing and disagreeing
May Week 3
Giving good and bad news
June Week 3
Conditionals: Zero and 1st
July Week 3
Fillers + Advice-giving strategies
August Week 3
Conditionals: 2nd and 3rd (Mixed)
September Week 3
FEEDBACK
October Week 3
November Week 3
Present perfect + Present perfect continuous
December Week 3
B2
January Week 3
February Week 3
Paraphrasing
March Week 3
Argumentative strategies
April Week 3
Checking understanding
May Week 3
Past Perfect + Past Perfect Continuous
June Week 3
Ambiguity
July Week 3
August Week 3
September Week 3
Relative pronouns
October Week 3
November Week 3
December Week 3
C1
January Week 4
Slangs + Idioms
February Week 4
Surveys
March Week 4
Apologizing + Praising
April Week 4
Summarizing
May Week 4
Argumentation
June Week 4
Explaining procedures
July Week 4
Making a definition
August Week 4
Recommending and complaining
September Week 4
Articles
October Week 4
Proverbs + Idioms
November Week 4
Running a presentation
December Week 4
Writing an essay
C2
January
Week 1: Oxymoron - Paradox
Week 2: Simile - Metaphor
Week 3: Synecdoche - Metonymy
Week 4: Anadiplosis - Conduplicatio
February
Week 1: Anaphora - Epistrophe
Week 2 :Epizeuxis - Negative-Positive Restatement
Week 3: Diacope - Epimone
Week 4: Chiasmus - Antimetabole
March
Week 1: Antistasis - Antanaclasis
Week 2: Soliloquy - Satire
Week 3: Assonance - Consonance
Week 4: Foreshadowing - Flashback
April
Week 1: Aporia -A phorism
Week 2 :Hypophora - Rhetorical Question
Week 3: Euphemism - Disphemism
Week 4: Antiphrasis - Antistasis
May
Week 1: Litotes - Irony
Week 2: Antropomorphism - Zoomorphism
Week 3: Diacope - Epimone
Week 4: Chiasmus - Antimetabole
June
Week 1: In media Res - Frame Story
Week 2: Apophasis - Aposiopesis
Week 3: Euphony - Cacophony
Week 4: Onomatopeia - Malapropism
C2
July
Week 1: Allegory - Allusion
Week 2: Anacolution - Gardenpath sentences
Week 3: Analepsis - Anastrophe
Week 4: Adynaton - Hyperbole
August
Week 1: Alliteration - Adnomination
Week 2: Zeugma - Vignette
Week 3: Tone - Tragicomedy
Week 4: Pleonasm - Meiosis
September
Week 1: Ekphrasis - Enjabment
Week 2: Cumulative sentence - Diction
Week 3: Cliffhanger / Climax
Week 4: Bdelygmia / Colloquialism
October
Week 1: Aporia/Aphorism
Week 2: Conundrum/Aposiopesis
Week 3: Imagery - Illustration
Week 4: Antiphrasis/Antistasis
November
Week 1: Litotes/Irony
Week 2: Exposition - Hyperbole
Week 3: Point of view - Diacope
Week 4: First person - Third person
December
Week 1: Polyptoton - Polysyndeton
Week 2: Motif - Symbolism
Week 3: Antanagoge - Anthimeria
Week 4: Personification - Archtype