Where is your child's English right now?
Five quick questions — then a level guide from Pre-A1 to B1 and what to practise next.
No test for your child and nothing to prepare. You answer from what you already see at home.
How old is your child?
Age changes what counts as a strong level — a confident 6-year-old and a confident 13-year-old are not on the same rung.
How long has your child been learning English?
When your child hears simple English — in cartoons, songs, games — what usually happens?
Understanding comes before speaking.
That's the natural order of picking up a language — children collect words long before they use them. A quiet child is often further along than they sound.
What about speaking?
Reading and writing?
What's your child's first name?
We'll use it in the level guide so it reads about your child, not about children in general.
Where should we send the level guide?
You'll also use this email if you decide to book a lesson.
Reading your answers…
This takes a few seconds.
Everyday basics are in place
This is a guide based on your answers, not a formal assessment. A teacher confirms the level in a live lesson.
See the level in action on a trial lesson.
A teacher checks these same skills live — listening, speaking, reading — and tells you whether the guide matches what they see.
- One-on-one with a teacher matched to your child's age and level
- Nothing to prepare — the teacher already has your answers
- Afterwards you get the confirmed level and what to work on next
You'll choose a time on the next step.