More Than a Class. A Place to Communicate.
Learning English is about more than knowing the right words and grammar. Children need opportunities to use English.
Our small international groups give students the chance to speak, ask questions, share ideas and interact with other children in English.
With a maximum of 5 students per class, every child has the opportunity to participate while receiving plenty of individual attention from their teacher.
Small by Design
Maximum 5 Students
Small classes mean more opportunities for every child to speak and participate.
Speaking Comes First
Lessons give children regular opportunities to use English through conversation, discussion and interaction.
International Classmates
Children meet and communicate with students from different countries and backgrounds.
Learn together. Speak more.
Build confidence.
What Happens in a Lesson?
Talk
Students use English to discuss questions, topics and ideas.
Ask & Answer
Children practise understanding questions and responding naturally.
Share Ideas
Students explain their thoughts, opinions and experiences.
Learn New Language
Vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation are introduced naturally through meaningful activities.
Interact
Children learn to communicate with other English speakers, not just respond to their teacher.
Building More Than English Skills
01 — Communication
Expressing themselves clearly and understanding others.
02 — Fluency
Becoming more comfortable speaking without constantly translating.
03 — Accuracy
Developing grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation through use.
04 — Confidence
Feeling comfortable speaking English and making mistakes as part of learning.
05 — Cultural Awareness
Communicating with children from different countries and backgrounds.
06 — Independent Thinking
Explaining ideas, answering questions and developing their own opinions.
Why Keep Our Classes Small?
In a large online class, it can be difficult for every child to have enough time to speak.
We deliberately limit our groups to 5 students so that children have more opportunities to participate, communicate and receive individual attention from their teacher.
A small group means:
✓ More opportunities to speak
✓ More interaction with classmates
✓ More teacher attention
✓ More opportunities to ask questions
✓ A supportive environment where children can build confidence
Flexible Learning Goals
Lessons can be shaped around your child's individual needs and objectives.
Meet Children From Around the World
English becomes more meaningful when children use it to communicate with real people.
Our international groups bring together children from different countries, giving students the opportunity to communicate, share experiences and discover different perspectives — all while using English.
Explore our Courses!
Young Communicators
Interactive lessons designed to help younger learners develop confidence, vocabulary and communication skills.
Confident Speakers
Develop stronger language skills while discussing ideas, exploring topics and communicating with greater independence.
Teen English
Develop fluency, accuracy and confidence while using English to discuss meaningful topics and real-world ideas.
Love reading? Want to Learn Through Books?
Our Junior and Teen Book Clubs are included in our Small-Group English programme.
Students can use one of their regular weekly group class sessions to join a Junior or Teen Book Club and explore a book through discussion, vocabulary, comprehension and conversation.
Want the Benefits of Both?
Small-group classes give children regular opportunities to communicate with other students, while 1-to-1 lessons provide focused, personalised support.
Your child can combine both to create a learning programme that includes social communication and individualised learning.
Learn!
1-on-1
Personalised Lessons
Practise!
Small Speaking Groups
Learn With a Qualified Native English-Speaking Teacher
Every Level Up English Club class is taught by a qualified native English-speaking teacher.
Our teachers create supportive, engaging lessons where children feel comfortable speaking, asking questions, making mistakes and developing their confidence.