From first words to confident English speaking in 90 days

Aleksandra, Anna's mother

Vienna

My daughter already knew the basics, but at school it was boring for her — almost no motivation. We decided to try English classes for kids online and picked a tutor from the catalogue — I specifically looked for a native speaker. At first I doubted whether it would be too hard. The first couple of lessons she was shy, then somehow she got into it. We chose English lessons for kids at 50 minutes for more conversation practice. Now she calmly discusses simple topics, sometimes even shares things with the tutor. I like that lessons aren't templated — they're built around the kid's interests.

Lucía, Pablo's mum

Buenos Aires

We are thankful to LearnLink school for the wonderful lessons with our tutors. Pablo is very active — it's hard to keep him still even for 10 minutes, so I really didn't believe in online English classes for kids. We decided to try out of curiosity. But the short 25-minute format with games turned out to be spot-on — he sees it as a kind of cartoon where he gets to participate. There are days when he still gets distracted, but the tutor calmly adjusts and brings him back into the flow. For me that's already a big result, and I can see he's started to understand simple things in English.

Maya, Bogdan's mother

Warsaw

For me, the biggest plus is the convenience. There's nothing to download or search for separately — English lessons for kids work right in the browser, both video and exercises. My son logs into lessons on his own; I only helped a bit at the start. Honestly, I worried he wouldn't get into it, but the tutor quickly found a way to connect with him, and now he studies without me. We chose the 25-minute format — it's easier for him to keep his attention. We took the six-month subscription — it really works out cheaper. Overall everything is clear and there's no unnecessary confusion.

Diana, Sofía's mum

Madrid

We spent a long time choosing among online English tutors for kids — they're all roughly the same. Here I liked that you can customise the lesson format to your child. We took 50-minute lessons because Sofía is older. We picked the tutor ourselves — we looked at the profile, experience, so she'd be comfortable from the start. I liked the refund option — that took the pressure off before paying. In the end we stayed and we keep going.

Oksana, Mikael's mum

Berlin

We speak Russian at home, German at school, and I worried English for kids would only make everything more complicated. But we decided to try. At first the tutor sometimes explained things in Russian to make it easier, and that helped a lot. Now they communicate more and more in English, without stress. We chose 50-minute lessons — that's optimal for us. We picked the English tutor ourselves from the catalogue, hesitated a little, but on the first try we found 'our person' — the connection just clicked. The kid doesn't resist lessons, and that's already a sign for me.

Anna, Leva's mother

Italy

I would like to leave a review about learning English with LearnLink online. For us, it was the first experience in this format. Before that, my five-year-old son had only studied English offline, but it became difficult to travel to lessons every time, so we decided to try online classes. And I have to say — we really liked the format: fun, engaging lessons in a game-like format.My son was able to sit through the entire lesson calmly. We really liked the tutor, who quickly found an approach to my son. And what surprised and pleased me the most as a parent was that after just a couple of lessons, I saw my child trying to ask the tutor questions in English and calmly answering her questions.That's why I honestly recommend LearnLink for your children

Catherine, Mark's mother

USA

We always studied with Mark on our own, reading books and playing educational games. I'm not a teacher, so the lessons were irregular, and I couldn't always explain everything. It's been a month since my son started studying at LearnLink. He happily runs to his lessons and does his homework on his own. I observed the first lessons because I was worried about whether he would behave well and if he would be able to understand the teacher since he doesn't know the language very well. But I see that Mark understands the teacher without any problems.