Happiness is a universal pursuit, yet it is perceived and achieved in different ways. This engaging and interactive online group class is designed for intermediate to advanced English learners who are eager to explore the concept of happiness from psychological, sociological, and cultural perspectives. Have you ever wondered why certain experiences make us happier than others? What factors contribute to happiness, and how do different cultures around the world view happiness? Join us to discuss these fascinating questions and more. • Discover key findings from scientific research on happiness. • How do people think of happiness in your own culture? • Share your own experiences and strategies for maintaining happiness. • Engage in thought-provoking discussions and activities that will enhance your speaking and listening skills. • Learn potentially vocabulary and expressions related to happiness and well-being. Before the class, students are encouraged to reflect on how to maintain or increase happiness. These reflections can be shared and discussed during the class to foster a deeper understanding and exchange of ideas. Whether you are someone who finds joy in small daily routines or someone searching for deeper meaning and fulfillment, join us in this exploration of happiness and improve your English. Note that you do not need any scientific background or understanding for this class. It is open to everyone!

By the end of this class, you will: • Participate in a group discussion about the science of happiness with people from different parts of the world. • Practice and improve your listening skills by engaging with diverse perspectives. • Gain confidence in expressing your thoughts and experiences in English. • Learn and use vocabulary and expressions in English related to happiness and well-being. This course is aimed at intermediate to advanced English learners (B1-C1). Individual correction of your English may occasionally occur during the group class when necessary.