English for work, study and life

Daily lessons

One short lesson a day, in the skills your placement actually measured, at the level it found. A few small steps each time, and the last one always makes you produce the language, not just recognise it.

Spaced review

What you miss returns after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days, timed to arrive just before you would forget it. Answer well and the gaps stretch out; miss again and they tighten until the point is yours.

Mistake notebook

Every correction is kept with its question, the answer you gave, the right one, and the reason in a single line. It is your personal record of what English costs you, and watching it shrink is the point.

Mock tests

Timed mocks with real passages and real recordings, sat the way you would sit the exam. The estimate lands on a real scale, and it moves only when your answers earn it.

Skill by skill

Your CEFR level is tracked per skill from A1 to C2, because reading at B2 with A2 listening is common. You watch each skill rise on its own line, not one blended number that hides the weak one.

Your dashboard

One screen holds the whole picture: today's task, your level and your goal, the review that is due and what your last mock said. You open it and know what to do next without deciding anything.