Simple steps. Personal attention.

A little less wondering.
A lot more talking.

Here’s how a one-to-one English class fits into your day, from choosing a teacher to practising your next sentence.

Choose your teacher

Look at their experience and learning specialities. Pick someone who fits the conversations you want to have.

Choose an available 25-minute session. You’ll see the date, time, and teacher before you confirm.

Bring a question or a real-life situation. Your teacher helps you practise and gives you a clear next step.

Inside your conversation

An example session outline. Your teacher can adjust the balance to your level and goals.

Settle in
Share how you’re feeling and what you want to practise.
Try a real conversation
Rehearse an introduction, a work update, or an everyday situation.
Find a better way to say it
Discuss useful corrections and practise saying the sentence again.
Take away a next step
Leave with a small practice task you can try before the next class.

Something useful to take with you

Personal feedback helps you notice what worked, find a better way to say it, and know what to practise next.

Your conversation notesSample feedback

Practice focus · Introducing yourself at work

What you said

“I am working here since two years.”

Try this instead

“I’ve worked here for two years.”

Use “for” with a duration, such as two years. Use “since” with a starting point, such as 2024.

Practise a 30-second introduction using “I’ve worked…” and one thing you enjoy about your role.

Illustrative example, not a learner’s actual report. Your feedback will reflect your own conversation.

Start with a ₹99 trial. Choose whether to continue afterwards.