We welcome children, teens and adults who want to learn a foreign language for study, career development, travel or confident communication.
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We welcome children, teens and adults who want to learn a foreign language for study, career development, travel or confident communication.
Before you begin, you’ll take a free one-to-one placement test. It helps us assess your current level and recommend the right programme.
We use current course materials from leading British publishers, including Oxford University Press, Macmillan, Pearson and Cambridge University Press. Our teachers also add original resources tailored to each student’s level, needs and learning goals.
Yes, provided your level and preferred lesson times match the teacher’s group schedule.
For one-to-one lessons, your choice of teacher depends on their current availability.
New words connect with images, themes and practical situations.
Yes. Homework is an important part of the programme.
You use the material you study independently in practical activities during your next lesson. This helps new vocabulary stick, reinforces grammar and develops your speaking skills.
We use the Communicative Approach. Its main purpose is to help you use English actively and confidently in real-life situations.
Doing homework regularly makes your learning more effective and helps you overcome the language barrier sooner.
Absolutely. Our groups have no more than six students.
Lessons are student-centred, so every learner takes an active role. Students work in pairs, create dialogues, join discussions, answer questions and complete practical tasks.
Our teachers have university degrees in education or linguistics, as well as international certificates confirming their professional qualifications.
There are no more than six students in a group, giving the teacher enough time and attention for everyone.
Mistakes become clear, practical guidance for your next step.
All lessons take place online, so you can study anywhere with a stable internet connection.
You can find current prices for group and one-to-one lessons in the Pricing section of our website.
This is available in one-to-one lessons only. The teacher can follow the student’s school curriculum, help them understand the material and prepare for tests.
Speaking, listening and pronunciation come together in real situations.
Preparation has two connected strands.
The first raises your overall English level and develops every core skill: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
The second familiarises you with the chosen exam: its task types, assessment criteria, effective strategies and time management.
This approach prepares you for the exam structure while genuinely improving your English.
No. For lessons to be effective, students in a group need to be close in age and English level.
If the difference in age or level is significant, we recommend separate groups or one-to-one lessons.
Cambridge English estimates that moving up one full CEFR level can take around 200 guided learning hours. The actual time depends on your starting level, lesson intensity, previous experience and independent practice.
At Fluency Way, we determine programme length after your placement test. The number of lessons is a guide, not a guaranteed outcome: progress also depends on regular attendance and completing homework.
We’ll find the right programme, teacher and lesson format for you.