Learner path
Learn English
Build grammar, vocabulary, speaking, writing and exam skills in the right order for your CEFR level.
- Structured A1–C2 routes
- Short explanations and practice
- A personal study plan
CEFR-based learning and teaching resources
A clear route from A1 to C2 for learners, plus practical, editable resources that give teachers their planning time back.
Choose your route
Learners need the right next step. Teachers need materials that work without hours of preparation.
Learner path
Build grammar, vocabulary, speaking, writing and exam skills in the right order for your CEFR level.
Teacher path
Use classroom-ready lesson plans, worksheets, games, placement tests and slide decks.
Browse by level
Choose the level that feels right, or take the test when you are unsure.
Build the English you need for introductions, daily routines, shopping, family and simple questions.
Open level A2Handle familiar situations, talk about past events and make simple plans with more confidence.
Open level B1Communicate in most travel and everyday situations, explain opinions and follow the main points of clear speech.
Open level B2Discuss complex topics, interact naturally with fluent speakers and produce detailed, well-organised English.
Open level C1Use English fluently for academic, professional and social purposes with control of nuance and style.
Open level C2Understand virtually everything heard or read and communicate with precision, subtlety and effortless control.
Open levelPopular learner topics
Understand how English works through plain explanations, useful examples and short practice tasks.
Explore LearnerLearn words in useful groups, then practise them in realistic sentences and situations.
Explore LearnerTrain your ear with short, levelled listening tasks and practical comprehension checks.
Explore LearnerRead clear, levelled texts with vocabulary support and questions that build real comprehension.
Explore LearnerPlan and write messages, emails, descriptions, essays and reports with models and checklists.
Explore LearnerUse guided prompts, useful phrases and repeatable tasks to improve fluency and confidence.
ExploreNot sure where to begin?
Answer a set of adaptive questions, get an estimated CEFR level and leave with a practical study plan.
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