NEW - A fully-revised edition of the best-selling course that teachers trust and students love. Each level is 90-120 hours and consists of 20 core units with a review section after every two units. The interleaved Teacher's Book gives lots of support with excellent lesson notes and ideas for extra activities. Placement tests help teachers decide which level is right for their students and a Test Book with tests for each level helps monitor students' progress. Especially for Swiss students, there is a multi-lingual wordlist.
For more information please contact your ELT representative in Switzerland.
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Students' Book |
9780582779372 Students' Book |
45.50 |
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target student: lower secondary (Sekundarstufe I / école d'orientation / sc. media) aged 12-13+ Intermediate level is suitable for Upper-Secondary aged students
Written from a teenage viewpoint so students explore language through topics and ideas relevant to them
Captures interest with the wide variety of photostories, culture pages, projects and songs
Solves the problem of mixed-ability classes with graded exercises in the Language Booster – a unique combination of workbook and grammar builder
NEW material including texts, photostories, activities, projects and songs
NEW graded exercises and extra focus on writing skills in the Language Booster
NEW multilingual wordlist
Starter Glossar English - German Starter Glossar English - German - French
NEW culture video, and culture pages in the Students’ Book give students an insight into the English-speaking world
NEW testing programme and improved teacher’s notes give even more support for teachers
NEW Companion Website with information and extra activities on each level
Brian Abbs is a well-known writer of many series of best-selling textbooks for teaching English as a Foreign language. These course books, mainly co-written with Ingrid Freebairn, include Strategies, Discoveries, Flying Start, Blueprint, American Blueprint, and most recently, the Snapshot series for teenagers Brian took a first degree in English Literature at the University of Leicester and later studied Applied Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh. Before becoming a full-time writer, he taught for many years in Sweden and London where he was head of the ELT Division in the Language Faculty at Ealing College of Higher Education (now Thames Valley University).
While at Ealing, Brian played an important part in setting up the first Royal Society of Arts teaching training qualifications in ELT, particularly those involving multi-cultural education. He was also Course director for the first groups of university students from the People’s Republic of China who came to Britain in the 1960s to study English full-time at British academic institutions. It was his work and experience with Chinese students that led Brian into writing language teaching material.
In the course of his long career, Brian Abbs has been active in the Society of Authors and professional ELT organisations. He has taught and lectured widely in Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, including the People’s Republic of China, Australia and Latin America. He now lives in London where he concentrates on producing materials for ELT.
Ingrid Freebairn is renowned worldwide as the co-author of the Strategies series, Discoveries, Blueprint and more recently, the Snapshot series. She has been involved in teaching and teacher training in the UK, Sweden and France. She has also carried out numerous lecture tours throughout Europe, the Far East and Latin America. She is an expert on ELT video materials and has been involved in the production of Family Affair, Two Days in Summer, Face the Music, Out of the Blue, and The Winning Team.
Chris Barker is an experienced publisher of educational foreign language materials, and has developed materials for magazine-based teaching. He worked with the British Council teaching English at the University of Belgrade, where he was involved in syllabus design. He has also taught ESL, EFL, and Adult Literacy in Britain.