What’s your English for?
Then it becomes your week
Everything between lessons comes from your lessons
No generic course to march through. Here’s a week if you’re learning for this:
Tuesday, 7pm
Live lesson
The real panel questions, for the real job. Answers in your own stories.
Wednesday, 4 minutes
Word Rush with Tuesday’s words
- I was responsible for
- on a tight deadline
- stakeholder
Thursday
A note from your teacher
“Your warehouse story is your best one. Open with it.”
Saturday, 3 minutes
Fix the Sentence, using your real mistakes
I have worked there since three years.I have worked there for three years.
Next Tuesday
Your teacher walks in prepared
Your goal, last week’s notes and the mistakes that keep coming back, all on one page before the lesson starts.
Any reason counts
Nobody here has to pick “Intermediate” from a list
Tap one to see who you’d meet.
- Give the best-man speech at my brother’s wedding
- Read my daughter’s school letters without a translator app
- Stop apologising for my accent in meetings
- Pass the C1 exam by June
- Talk to my grandchildren in Toronto
- Understand what my favourite band is actually singing
- Explain a system design without panicking
- Survive a taxi ride in Glasgow
- Ask for a raise and keep breathing
- Describe a symptom to a doctor on the phone
For parents
Your child’s lessons, on your account
A child here has lessons and games, and nothing else that’s public.
How it works for families- You book, you pay, and every message comes to you.
- Children have no public profile and can’t message adults.
- Only teachers who work with children appear on a child’s short list.
- You see what happened in each lesson and one small thing to try at home.
For teachers
A business in a box, if you teach
Your own page, calendar, students, messages and earnings. And a one-page brief before each lesson, so you walk in knowing what this person needs.
Teach on MonoVozSo, what’s it for?
Say it however you like. The short list takes a minute, and you don’t need an account to see it.