This article is focused on trying to improving listening skills through authentic materials and to discover how to facilitate learners’ language learning process regarding through authentic materials at secondary schools. The findings revealed that incorporating authentic materials can significantly improve students' listening proficiency and foster a deeper understanding of a language.

Authentic Materials, Listening Skills, Improvement, EFL Classes, Integration, Communicate, Motivation.

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