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First steps, school support, exam preparation and cultural discovery, with tasks and expectations suited to the learner’s age.
English for children & teens →English for learning, work and international life, taught by a native English-speaking educator with extensive business and exam experience.
London is one starting point. English belongs to a worldwide community, with voices from Ireland and many other places.
First steps, school support, exam preparation and cultural discovery, with tasks and expectations suited to the learner’s age.
English for children & teens →Everyday communication, work, travel, exams or a focused skill. A programme built around what you actually need to do.
English for adults →For a busy week: focused conversation, one or two feedback priorities and a useful phrase to take away.
Discuss this format →A balanced session with time to warm up, speak, receive feedback and put improvements into practice.
Discuss this format →More room to explore a topic, analyse language if desired and revisit pronunciation, grammar or register.
Discuss this format →Longer sessions, half-day and full-day options, including weekends. Combine practical tasks, feedback and breaks.
Discuss this format →Intensive options can prepare you for life abroad or regular contact with colleagues, friends and family in the language. Frequency, availability and fees are agreed together.
Explore the session plans & weekend intensives →Clear communication, confident listening and practical language for the situations that matter to you.
Pronunciation and intelligibility; listening to varied accents; concise writing; presenting ideas with structure.
Explore authentic voices, everyday etiquette, regional variety and the ideas that shape the culture.
Present a favourite activity, listen to a partner’s response and ask a useful question.
Give a clear work update, respond to a question and agree on a next step without relying on a complete script.
We prepare, speak, receive selective feedback and try again. Later, we change the task and revisit the language to see what is becoming easier to use. Explore the fluency routine →
A British biscuit is often an American cookie. In American English, a biscuit can instead be a soft bread-like food. Context helps you choose the right meaning.
Try it: collect expressions from two English-speaking countries. Which would you use with your own audience?
Free listening, reading, writing, speaking, grammar and vocabulary materials for adults. Some features use a free account.
Visit resource ↗Songs, stories, games and activities for children learning English. Parents can help choose suitable activities.
Visit resource ↗Short free activities and learning resources, including practice organised by language skill.
Visit resource ↗Short lessons in vocabulary, listening, pronunciation and grammar, including 6 Minute English. Use the official channel to pick a topic, then explain it in your own words.
Visit resource ↗Free skills practice, grammar, vocabulary, videos and exam tips written for teenagers. Paid tutoring is a separate service.
Visit resource ↗Free Open University courses on language and communication. Choose a course whose language demands and aims fit your needs.
Visit resource ↗Choose the qualification to see the task demands and how preparation works. The course is matched to the learner’s age, level, awarding body and exam year.
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