The lesson will begin, continue and end in English. The level of the student is higher , therefore switching to the first language will not be allowed. If the student starts having problems with the lexis, the topic of the conversation, the teacher will explain the concept in English.

The Teacher will use phrase words and challenging vocabulary to see how much the student can understand and also to encourage him/her to use it in daily speech. They will be using words and phrases parallel to the daily activities they do so that a bond can be created between the student and the context.

The teacher will then stop leading the student and will allow him/her to plan a daily activity on his/her own where using the target language will be the main objective.

The Teacher will then make a different activity offer and will ask the student to state his/her opinion. It will also be expected from the student to ask questions to the teacher they can practice "decision making and expressing an opinion".

The student will be in charge of choosing the location and how to get there. He/she will be asked to choose a public transportation to use and will be expected to read the directions written/shown (example application suggestion: using City Mapper) The teacher will be ready to help out the student any time he/she needs. The teacher will also propose playing a a game such as; "guess the action, last letter game (finding a word with the last letter of the previous one), .." to practice English in a fun way.

The student will be in charge of the activity and if he/she is confident enough, will also be the one to communicate with the people around them. If the student is lacking self confidence regarding interacting with others, the teacher steps in and they build the conversation together. The student will be expected to engage in conversation with at least one person by the end of the day.

This is the assessment stage where the student is expected to create a project called "Dear Diary" or "Hear Me Out" by the end of the course. "Dear Diary" is where the student keeps a diary and writes down what he/she liked in general, the activities he/she did, the places he/she visited and what he/she liked or disliked along with the reasons why. The aim is to practice written English and to be able to assess what is learned so far or where the problematic areas are. "Hear Me Out" is a project in the same concept of "Dear Diary", the only thing different is that the student will be speaking instead of writing.