English for kids online
Online English lessons for children aged 9–14: a live teacher, games and speaking practice — from zero to B1.

How the course works
Who it is for
For children aged 9–14 who are starting English from zero, coming back after a break or want to catch up with school.
A good fit for families who want live contact between the child and the teacher without travelling to classes.
How you study
- Free placement testA methodologist checks the child's level online.
- Matching groupWe look at both level and age so the child feels comfortable.
- Progress checksRegular checks against the programme; a methodologist follows the quality of lessons.
- CertificateAt the end of each level there is a final check and a certificate.
What the lessons are like
A live lesson
The child sees and hears the teacher, answers questions and takes part in dialogues.
Games and practice
Words and grammar are reinforced through games, dialogues and short tasks.
Reading and listening
Textbook tasks and digital materials for the level.
Checks in class
The teacher checks understanding and helps correct mistakes on the spot.
Programme by level
Beginner — для начинающих
No entry level needed · 2 semesters · 48 lessons · 96 academic hours · textbook Go Getter 1
A1 — Elementary
After Beginner · 2 semesters · 48 lessons · 96 academic hours · textbook Go Getter 2
A2 — Pre-Intermediate
After A1 · 2 semesters · 48 lessons · 96 academic hours · textbook Go Getter 3
B1 — Intermediate
After A2 · 2 semesters · 48 lessons · 96 academic hours · textbook Go Getter 4
Course materials
The Go Getter series (Pearson) for the child's level and digital tasks for speaking, reading, listening and writing.
Frequently asked questions
Are these live lessons or recordings?
Live: the child studies online in real time with the teacher and the group.
From what age can children join?
Groups are for children aged 9–14; we choose one by level and age.
Can my child start from zero?
Yes, the Beginner level is for children who have not studied English yet.
How many children are in a group?
No more than eight.
Why does a lesson last 90 minutes?
It is two academic hours split into parts with different tasks, so the child stays fresh and has time for both new material and practice.
How do you check my child's level?
With a free online test with a methodologist, after which we offer a group.
Not sure about your level?
Take a free placement test and we will find a group and a convenient schedule.
