Steven's Story
When Steven's family relocated internationally, he understood English but stayed quiet in class. His parents tried everything—private tutors, language apps, hours of TV—but nothing created lasting change.
Three years ago, they began working with us. Together, we built a clear, structured daily routine:
- •Breakfast chats in English to build comfort with speaking.
- •One calm, narrated show with pauses to help him process language.
- •A short game after school to build vocabulary in context.
- •The same short book each night to strengthen comprehension.
Within weeks, Steven started answering in English at the table. His parents stuck with the plan—every day, through each stage.
Today, Steven attends a prestigious private school where English is one of his strongest assets. He achieved the highest possible score on the TOEFL Junior.
He's now using the same strategies to master a third language, demonstrating transferable skills for lifelong learning.
The gap between lessons and life
Whether you've relocated or plan to, your family needs English that works everywhere — not just during tutoring sessions.
School Communication
Teacher emails feel overwhelming. Forms pile up. Meetings leave you confused.
Silent Students
Children understand everything but remain quiet. Confidence doesn't transfer to classroom.
Limited Transfer
Lesson content stays compartmentalized. Real conversations at home don't improve.
Why traditional tutoring fails families
Fragmented Learning
One hour weekly cannot establish language patterns. Children need integrated daily practice.
Academic Silence
Without everyday fluency, students avoid classroom participation.
Parental Exclusion
Parents receive no support for their own English needs.
Critical Years Lost
The optimal language acquisition window closes while families search.
Beyond marketplace matching
Platforms connect you with tutors. We give you a timeline with milestones that turns home life into steady English growth.
Our Three-Phase Timeline
Weeks 0–8 | Daily Foundation
Set routines, pick one calm show, add a 5-min game, and read the same short book nightly.
Milestones:
- • first replies (3–4 weeks)
- • 30–50 words
- • 3 routine slots running
Months 2–6 | Targeted Support
Vocabulary tied to school units, dialogic reading, short writing.
Milestones:
- • +80–120 words
- • weekly retells
- • first 8–10 sentence paragraph
Months 6–18 | Academic → Exams
Classroom talk, projects, structured writing; teens move to IELTS/DET plans.
Milestones:
- • active participation noted by teacher
- • 150–200 word writing
- • exam targets met
Weeks 0–8 | Daily Foundation
Set routines, pick one calm show, add a 5-min game, and read the same short book nightly.
Milestones:
- • first replies (3–4 weeks)
- • 30–50 words
- • 3 routine slots running
Milestones:
- • +80–120 words
- • weekly retells
- • first 8–10 sentence paragraph
Months 2–6 | Targeted Support
Vocabulary tied to school units, dialogic reading, short writing.
Months 6–18 | Academic Growth → Exams
Classroom talk, projects, structured writing; teens move to IELTS/DET plans.
Milestones:
- • active participation noted by teacher
- • 150–200 word writing
- • exam targets met
Parent testimonials
Real families. Real results.
"The structured approach transformed our home. My daughter now initiates conversations in English and her teachers are amazed at her progress."
— Sarah M., Parent
"After relocating to the UK, our son was silent in class. Within months of your programme, he's now top of his English class. The daily routines made all the difference."
— Michael K., Parent
Begin your family's English journey
Comprehensive Family Guide
Evidence-based strategies for daily routines, academic success, and exam preparation.
Small, consistent steps create lasting fluency.