Welcome young learners

All our ESL English classes are designed in accordance to  the CEFR, which  organises language proficiency in six levels, A1 to C2, which can be regrouped into three broad levels: Basic User, Independent User and Proficient User, and that can be further subdivided according to the needs of the local context. The levels are defined through 'can-do' descriptors.

Online games enhance learning by promoting problem-solving, critical thinking, and strategic planning. They foster collaboration, communication, and adaptability while providing interactive experiences. Through engaging gameplay, players acquire knowledge and skills applicable in various real-world contexts.

Springboarding puts students in charge of what they learn, preparing them with the skills and knowledge that matter most for college and further and higher education. We encourage active learning through discussion and collaboration, focusing on what learners are studying in their regular education. 

Fostering a closer relationship with curriculum content will give young learners more of chance to engage with the content and assessment expectations and give them the boost that will help get them ahead.

Both curriculums are challenging and will prepare you for further study. However, the IB might be a better fit if you're interested in a liberal arts education, while the IGCSE might be a better fit if you're looking to specialize in a particular subject area.

Conversational English is the language used by everyday speakers. It is casual and informal. It is the type of English that is used in grocery stores, chatting online or when speaking with friends and family. It is, for most speakers, the language used to communicate.

Conversational English for young learners can provide many benefits. After only a few classes we can help learners to enhance communication skills, develop confidence, as well as make them more multicultural and open-minded.

By learning to think critically, children are able to develop their own opinions and ideas, rather than simply accepting what they are told. This helps them to become independent thinkers. Critical thinking allows children to make their own decisions and judgments, rather than relying on others.

Classes for Discussion in any subject is of benefit to learners of all ages. Whether you're studying Science, Technology, English, Art or Maths based subjects, sharing thoughts and ideas is always a fantastic way to help a learner see things from a different perspective, and maybe tackle the next challenge they face in a different and more efficient and understanding way.