Young learners · A1 · My Super Morning
- On screen Morning Mix-Up: tap six cards to put a morning in order.
- Speak “What do you do in the morning?” — First I … Then I … Next I …
Lessons
One student, one teacher, on Zoom.
Private one-to-one lessons of about 50 minutes. Choose a path, or see how a lesson works.
Getting started
Tell us your goals; we’ll discuss a suitable lesson plan and fees after your enquiry.
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Send your enquiry
Who the lessons are for, the goal, and usual times with a timezone.
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Discuss goals, fit and fees
Tell us your goals; we’ll discuss a suitable lesson plan and fees after your enquiry.
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Agree the first Zoom lesson
One-to-one, about 50 minutes, with a consistent teacher.
Inside a lesson
Short, visible stages from our published lessons: something to do, then something to say.
Adults · A2–B1 · What Did You Do at the Weekend?
- Language Answer + one detail. Then ask back: “Did you go with a friend?”
- Conversation Interview, remember, swap: find two activities and two details, then tell back one thing you remember.
Work and study · B2 · A Difficult Deadline
- Language “Could you check the figures?” · “Why don’t we split the work?”
- Practice Solve it together: one explains the pressure, one makes requests and suggestions, then agree a plan.
Choose a path
Both start with an enquiry.
For families
A steady teacher for your child
- Continuity: the same teacher, lesson after lesson.
- Parents involved: you stay in the picture and know what the lessons are doing.
- Screen-first: interactive classes built for the screen for younger students.
For adults
Practical English, one-to-one
- Practical speaking: conversation where it matters.
- Work and study goals: more confident English for work, study, or daily life.
- Focused attention: private lessons, not a crowded group class.
Start with an enquiry
Tell us your goals; we’ll discuss a suitable lesson plan and fees after your enquiry.