FAQ
What people usually ask before starting
I don't know English at all. Where do I start?
From level A1 and a trial lesson. A beginner group moves slower and spends more time on pronunciation — everyone's in the same boat, so there's no one to feel shy in front of.
How is my level determined?
At the trial lesson: a short conversation with the teacher and a written part. It takes one lesson, no separate preparation is needed.
Can I study online?
Yes, online groups follow the same program and schedule as in-class ones. You can switch formats between modules if your schedule changes.
What happens if I miss a lesson?
You'll get lesson materials and homework in the group, and go over anything unclear with the teacher at the next lesson or in the conversation club.
How long does one level take?
It depends on your starting level, the format, and how much you practice between lessons. The teacher will give you an actual timeframe after the trial lesson.
Are there classes for children and teenagers?
Yes, they have separate age-based groups and their own program — with games, projects, and shorter theory blocks. Adults and children are never placed in the same group.