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How it works

Our lessons are led by English Teachers who work with students in a 1-to-1 or small group setting to help students work through levels. The teacher tailors the challenge to the needs of the student, making it harder in real-time if they find it too easy. Students must complete an objective and use required vocabulary to meet their goals.

Each level is designed in line with the TEFL curriculum, ensuring that students engage with content that enhances their understanding of the English language. We focus on advancing learners from A1 to A2, B1, and beyond by prioritizing essential vocabulary. Each session is structured to build upon previous knowledge, making learning both effective and enjoyable. Join us to unlock your potential in mastering English step by step!

Research Led Design

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1. The Mission Begins

In our speaking-based educational game, students don’t just learn—they go on adventures!
Each class kicks off with a short reading mission and a few curriculum-aligned questions based on IELTS and TEFL standards. These warm-ups help set the scene and get students ready for action.

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2. Speak to Explore

Next, students enter a digital world full of exciting tasks and challenges. But there’s a twist—they can’t move around by clicking or typing. To explore the map, students must use their voice and speak directly to the tutor.

Want to cross a river? They’ll need to ask, “Can I swim across the river?” But be prepared—there might be a surprise waiting! The tutor could throw in a shark, and the student must quickly figure out how to escape or use one of their collected items to stay safe. It’s all about using creativity, critical thinking, and language skills.

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3. Grammar in Action!

Once the student reaches the shore, the adventure continues. A princess is trapped at the top of a tower! The student sees a ladder, but they can’t just say, “climb.” If they’re learning the future tense, they’ll need to say, “I will climb the ladder to rescue the princess.” This makes grammar practice meaningful, active, and fun.

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