Family brief
Age, first language, education, prior study, confidence, timeline, and desired outcomes.
Placement before travel
Know the starting point before choosing the cohort.
A small cohort only works when level, age, goals, and learning behavior can be managed together. Placement protects both the learner and the group.
Six learners required · Ten maximum · Housing separate
Assessment areasPET / 064 skills
plus pronunciation, goals, and fit
- Speaking sample
- Reading and writing
- Family expectations
Onlinepre-arrival conversation
CEFR-informedplain-language level description
Fit firstbefore money or travel
What happens
A practical sample, not a trick test.
The assessment may include a short family questionnaire, live conversation, read-aloud or listening task, writing sample, and discussion of goals. The result is used to recommend online preparation, a future cohort, or a different option if the current term is not a sound fit.
Live sample
Conversation, comprehension, pronunciation, response time, and communication strategies.
Recommendation
Likely level, fit, preparation needs, and the clearest next step.
What it is not
Placement is not a guaranteed score or outcome.
A program assessment is not an IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, or Cambridge examination and does not issue an official external credential. It supports instructional planning and cohort decisions.
Can beginners apply?
Yes, but acceptance depends on whether the term can serve the learner safely and productively. Online preparation may be recommended first.
Does placement guarantee fluency in six weeks?
No ethical program can guarantee fluency. Progress depends on starting level, attendance, effort, age, learning needs, and use of English beyond scheduled class.
Next step
Start with the learner, not the sales pitch.
Send the basic profile and we will arrange the next appropriate step.