Recurring slots
Your preferred times are set as a recurring weekly schedule — the same slots each week, matched to your time zone.
The process
From first message to steady progress
Four steps, no sales calls, no payment details before you've met the teacher. This page walks through exactly what happens — before your first lesson, inside a lesson, and once learning settles into a rhythm.
At a glance
The whole process, in four lines.
- Request your trial
- A short form. We reply within a day, by email or WhatsApp.
- Meet your teacher
- A real lesson — not a sales demo. See how a class runs.
- Get a learning plan
- Written down. Stages, materials, a realistic weekly rhythm.
- Learn and review
- Regular feedback, revision built in, plan adjusted as you grow.
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No payment details are collected until you decide to continue after the trial.
The journey
What happens at each step
The same four steps as the summary card above — with the detail that decides whether the process works for you.
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Request your trial
Send the form with the learner's age, current level, goals and preferred times. Tell us the time zone. We reply with a suggested teacher, a suggested starting course and two or three time slots — usually within a day.
No payment details at this stage. No obligation to book a lesson.
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Meet your teacher
You take a real lesson — not a demonstration. The teacher will check the learner's current level, work through a short passage or exercise, and show how a normal session runs. You'll see their manner and pace before committing.
If the teacher isn't a fit, we arrange another — no awkwardness, no charge.
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Get a learning plan
Your teacher writes down where the learner is now, which stage of which course is the right starting point, what will be covered in the first few weeks, and a realistic weekly rhythm — how many sessions, how long, and what practice between lessons.
The plan is reviewed as the learner progresses, not set once and forgotten.
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Learn and review
Lessons settle into a rhythm. Revision is built into each session so earlier learning isn't lost as new material is added. Progress is reviewed regularly — what has improved, what still needs work, and what comes next.
If life intervenes — exams, travel, Ramadan — pause and resume without starting over.
Inside a lesson
One hour, one learner, one teacher
Every lesson is different because every learner is different — but the rhythm of a good session is consistent. Here is how the time is usually spent, from the first few minutes to the last.
Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes depending on the learner's age and concentration. The proportions below stay roughly the same.
A single session
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Warm-up review Revisit what was learned last time~5 min
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New material Taught in small pieces, with room for questions~20 min
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Guided practice The learner works; the teacher corrects live~20 min
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Assignment & feedback Practice for between lessons; a note on what improved~10 min
Exact proportions shift with the learner's age and the course. For younger children, sessions are shorter and split across more days.
After the trial
If you decide to continue
Continuing after a trial is straightforward and reversible. This is what is set up for you, not what you have to chase.
Written plan
The teacher's plan is sent to you in writing — where the learner is, what comes next, and what the first few weeks will cover.
Materials included
Any texts, worksheets or recordings the teacher uses are shared with you at no extra cost.
One point of contact
A single contact for scheduling, rescheduling and any questions — no ticket queues, no account portals.
Keeping momentum
Progress is about staying, not speeding
Most learners who leave an academy do so because life got in the way — not because they stopped caring. Everything below exists to make continuation easier than stopping.
Rescheduling is routine — move a lesson through your usual contact with reasonable notice. No penalties for genuine reasons.
Pausing is expected — exams, travel, a new baby, Ramadan. Pause and resume with the same teacher and plan.
Revision built into every lesson — so earlier learning is not lost when new material is added.
Progress feedback, not progress reports — honest notes on what improved and what still needs work.
Teacher changes on request — if a match isn't right, we arrange another teacher without disruption to progress.
Course or programme changes without restarting — switch as goals change. The teacher and momentum carry over.
Begin
Start with step one
One message, one lesson, one decision — no pressure at any stage. If the trial doesn't convince you, you owe nothing.