A2English

Enrolling in a Course

Use these common phrases to ask questions and sign up for a new class.

Key Phrases

Voice
Stating your purpose · 2 ways to say it

I want to take an English class.

casual

Very direct.

I'd like to take an English class.

polite

Best for speaking to school staff.

Asking about days and times · 2 ways to say it

Can I see the class schedule?

neutral

US

Can I see the class timetable?

neutral

UK

Asking about start dates

When does the next course start?

neutral
Asking about the price · 2 ways to say it

How much is it?

casual

How much does the course cost?

neutral
Asking about level tests

Do I need to take a test first?

neutral

Schools often test you to find your level.

Asking about materials

Do we need to buy a book?

neutral
Asking how to register · 2 ways to say it

How do I sign up?

casual

A very common way to say 'register'.

How can I register for the course?

polite

Practice Dialogue

Student
Hi, I'd like to take an English class.
Staff
Great. Are you a beginner?
Student
No, I know some English. Maybe level two.
Staff
Okay. You need to take a short test first.
Student
Sure. When can I do that?
Staff
You can take it right now on the computer.
Student
Okay, I'll do it now.
Staff
Great. After that, we can check the schedule.
Student
Sounds good. How much does the course cost?
Staff
It's two hundred dollars for four weeks.
Student
Perfect. How do I sign up?
Staff
We'll register you after the test.

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