How it works

1. A free intake lesson

About 15 minutes, by voice — and no card required. Your teacher gets to know you, asks about your goals and background, listens to how you speak, and estimates your level. It is a conversation, not an exam.

2. A personal study plan

Right after the intake you receive a level estimate and a personal study plan: what we work on, in what order, and why. The plan is a living document — it adjusts after every lesson.

3. Regular voice lessons

Lessons run 30 minutes — you speak out loud instead of picking answers from a list. Your teacher plays different characters inside scenarios (a job interview, a doctor, renting an apartment) but stays the same teacher who remembers you. When something is unclear, they explain it in your native language — spoken aloud.

4. Analysis and a report card after every lesson

After each lesson your teacher reviews your speech: mistakes, good turns of phrase, progress against the plan. You get a clear report card — what worked and what we tackle next. No “your level grew 3%” magic — just specifics.

5. Homework built from your mistakes

Exercises are assembled from what you actually got wrong and come back along the forgetting curve — right when you are about to forget. The next lesson picks up with your homework results in mind.

Fair rules

• A lesson only counts after 10 minutes of practice. If the connection drops earlier, the lesson is refunded automatically.
• Rejoin within 5 minutes and you continue the same lesson from the same place — no second lesson charged.
• Lessons cap at 45 minutes: frequent short practice beats rare marathons.