GIP 1A is an introductory level which will provide learners with the ability to express elementary needs, understand statements and ask simple questions.

Sample themes include nationalities, workplaces, at the airport, families and pets, daily routines, and money.

GIP 1B is a high-beginner course in which learners will further their knowledge of simple structures and verb tenses in the present, past and future.

Sample themes include at the hotel, food and drink, clothing, travel, the world around us, and weather.

GIP 2A is an intermediate course in which learners will begin using more complex grammatical structures and vocabulary. Learners will be able to satisfy routine social demands and limited work requirements.

Sample themes include telephoning, sports, memories and experiences, exaggerations and extremes, explaining procedures, and houses and homes.

Upon successful completion of GIP 2B, learners will achieve a level of limited working proficiency. Learners will be able to handle many social situations and work requirements.

Sample themes include health and the body, sudden problems, shopping, formality and politeness, technology, and the future.

This low-advanced level will provide learners with the ability to speak with sufficient structural accuracy and vocabulary in most formal and informal conversations. Learners will be able to fluently discuss a wide variety of issues and topics.

Sample themes include strengths and weaknesses, the environment, current affairs and issues, crime, historical events, and television and movies.

Upon successful completion of English GIP 3B, learners will achieve a level of Advanced Proficiency. This course will challenge students to apply the structures learned thus far in high-level debates and conversations.

Sample themes include letter writing, politics, newspapers, informal speech, and traditions.