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Don’t know your English level? No problem! We can test you.
Before booking a course, you can take a free trial class.
You can join our online English classes with any device that has a camera and a microphone. A smartphone will be fine but the larger your screen the better, so if you have a laptop or tablet, we recommend that.
You can ask questions, get corrected, work in pairs and small groups… everything you can do in a physical classroom but all from your home, or office, or a café, or the park.
Find your class and level below or take an English level test.
CEFR: A1
“I don’t speak English at all… or I know a few words and can understand simple information but don’t understand English speakers unless they speak slowly. I want to communicate more.”
CEFR: A2
“I can have a short conversation, talk about myself, ask and answer questions and undertand most people speaking English. I want to know more words and get the grammar right.”
CEFR: B1
“I can have lengthy conversations and express my needs clearly. I can understand most people in English but I want to develop a wider range of vocabulary and use the common expressions and colloquialisms that I hear.”
CEFR: B2
“I can interact easily and reasonably fluently with native English speakers. I can understand the main ideas of complex texts and can produce written work which clearly explains a viewpoint, giving reasons. I want to develop my fluency and broaden my vocabulary”
CEFR: C1
“I have a good grasp of the language, can make myself understood effectively in most areas, both abstract and concrete. I would like to polish my grammar, learn more idiomatic expressions and broaden my vocabulary”
CEFR: B1/A2
Intermediate and elementary level exams that show employers you can work in an Engish-speaking environment.
Some people need to provide evidence of of a minimum of A2 level for visa purposes.
CEFR: B2
Prove you have the language skills to live and work independently in an English-speaking country or study on courses taught in English.
Students should have a high Intermediate or Upper Intermediate level of English when they start this course.
CEFR: C1
The in-depth, high-level qualification that shows you have the language skills that employers and universities are looking for.
Students should have an Upper Intermediate or Advanced level of English when they start this course.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 on Google
From the reception to the pedagogical coordination, each team member demonstrates organisation and is always willing to help.
All of the teachers are Irish or British, and that makes a huge difference. You quickly get used to their native accents and learn real everyday expressions and slang that you wouldn’t normally find in textbooks.
I went to classes with Mark to prepare for the B2 exam and I learned a lot. His classes are a lot of fun where you learn all four skills.
