Self-Learning Resources

The program comes at six levels from Elementary to Advanced, with ten units in each level. Each unit has a topic and a focus on a reading skill or subskill. At the lower levels these include vocab strategies and understanding your purpose for reading. At the Advanced level students learn to infer m…

Practical Writing covers text types that students need to produce at school: for and against essays and short reports (both IELTS Writing tasks) as well as descriptive essays. One unit helps them to take notes efficiently and another helps them to understand and avoid plagiarism. The program also c…

Road to IELTS is organised by skill, allowing candidates to plan their learning according to specific individual needs. Alternatively, teachers can set up learning paths, guiding candidates to the areas where they most need practice. As learners work through Road to IELTS, the Progress function ena…

The program covers the following study skills: Independent learning, Critical thinking, Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Grammar, Vocabulary, Visuals and Research. All are approached in an academic context. For example, the Listening unit helps with lectures; the Speaking unit with seminars a…

The Tense Buster syllabus, follows a logical progression from Elementary level (A2) through to Advanced (C1) that mirrors the coverage of international course books. Within each unit, learners both encounter and use the target language in a variety of text types from radio broadcasts to quizzes to …

“Rome was not built in one day,” as the proverb says. Daily practice is important for students who want to make substantial improvement in their English.There is no pressure! You can do these exercises at your own pace and at any time.

To help students benefit better from the self-access online exercises, SEE U teachers also organize this online Chat Room to discuss the exercises with students and explain the answers. The atmosphere is relaxing. Just come and chat!