English for kids is for children aged 6-11. The most reliable, most advanced textbooks and manuals widely used in our country and in schools of Great Britain were used in the preparation of the program. Games, songs and skits were also included in the program during the lessons, keeping in mind the age characteristics of the children.

Students who complete the English Kids Starter course will be able to learn the English alphabet, count from 1 to 20, say their name, name some colors, and say, "What's this?" They will learn to ask very simple questions, name some animals, names of some professions, names of some school supplies.

Students who have completed the English Kids 1 course will be able to learn the general topics of English: introductions, greetings, introductions of others, making simple sentences and asking simple questions, vocabulary, subject and predicate structure, and time and tense.

Students who have completed the English Kids 2 course will be able to write simple sentences, master the Kids 1 course in short time, talk about their hobbies, daily activities, and learn about professions.

Students who complete English Kids 3 will learn to make more complex sentences, give polite answers, quantify things, talk about the weather yesterday and today, answer to questions about where they live, talk about professions and jobs, and compare people.

Students who complete the English Kids 4 course will learn to tell dates, make sentences in the future tense, express what they want to do when they grow up, express their opinions, make sentences in the past tense, offer to help others, and express their likes and dislikes.

Students who have completed English Kids 5 will be able to count, compare  things and tell own opinion, talk about holidays, express their likes and dislikes, talk about seasons and weather and express their opinion. Also they will learn to tell their friends about their trip abroad.

Students who have completed English Kids 6 will be able to talk about themselves, affirm, ask for advice and for permission, talk about foreign languages and dishes, talk about time (continuity), talk about achievements (past tense), talk about things they want to do.