For high school grade 12: one-year course / one high school credit.

Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 12 equips upper-level high school students with the communication and critical thinking skills they will need for adult life. A focus on practical skill-building prepares students for real-world situations like job interviews, college applications, and giving presentations. Twelfth graders use Dr. Henry Morris’ commentary, The Remarkable Record of Job (sold separately here or as part of the set here), for a comprehensive study of Job. This biblical focus teaches literary devices while strengthening a Christian worldview.

Writing outputs include résumés, essays, summaries, short stories, personal statements, and research papers that review all three citation styles: Chicago, APA, and MLA. Students practice editing their own writing with an emphasis on word choice, mechanics, and grammar. The oral presentation lessons help teens grasp the power of non-verbal cues to impact communication.