Placement, plan, practice, proof
Your path to English mastery.
Four steps from where you are to where you need to be, with the record kept for you.
Four steps, in order.
Nothing here asks you to design your own study plan. That is the part this does for you.
Take the diagnostic
A placement test that finds your CEFR level and an IELTS band estimate. Under 15 minutes.
- Reading, listening and grammar assessment
- Speaking and writing samples, optional
- An instant level estimate with a confidence score
- Your three weakest areas, named
Get your plan
Built from your level, your target score and the hours you actually have.
- Daily missions sized to your schedule
- Focus areas ordered by what moves the band
- Milestone checkpoints along the way
- Adjusts on its own as you improve
Learn and practise
Lessons, exercises and live sessions. Peers and AI both keep you turning up.
- Structured speaking with peers or an AI partner
- Writing tasks with rubric-mapped feedback
- Reading and listening with explanations
- Mock tests under realistic timing
Track and improve
See what is moving and what is not, without having to keep the record yourself.
- A weakness radar across 112 micro-skills
- A score predictor with a band range
- Teacher review whenever confidence is low
- Drills prescribed for the weak areas
Three ways to practise.
Whichever one is available right now is the one you use. None of them is a fallback.
What twelve weeks looks like.
One learner's shape. Yours moves with your placement and the date you are sitting.
Week 1
Foundation
Diagnostic, first daily missions, first speaking session.
Weeks 2 to 4
Build
Daily practice, two mock tests, peer review.
Weeks 5 to 8
Refine
Weak areas, teacher reviews, full mocks.
Weeks 9 to 12
Test ready
Timed practice, final reviews, confidence.
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