Feel confident with English from lesson one.

Get everything you need to reach A1 — clear grammar, everyday vocabulary, listening, reading and writing practice. Plus a story that puts what you learn into context, chapter by chapter.

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Meet Annabelle Osgothorpe, your teacher. What you’ll learn at A1

80 video lessons
Pronunciation & writing practice
Gamification

Level A1

Built to the CEFR A1 standard.

Every chapter is mapped against the Council of Europe’s A1 descriptors.

What you’ll be able to do.

English lessons, writing and pronunciation practice on three phones

Listening
Reading
Grammar
Vocabulary
Writing

Everyday conversations.

Introductions, ordering food, asking for directions.

Understand real English.

Teachers who slow down and adjust to your level.

Learn grammar easily.

Learn the rule, then see it used in context.

Feel confident with English.

Dictation and pronunciation practice in every lesson.

Write with confidence.

Every writing task corrected by AI, with clear feedback.

Reach a real A1 level.

Grammar, vocabulary and skills, all CEFR aligned.

Take a look inside.

See exactly what you get when you join: the lessons, the story, the games and the feedback.

1
Learn
A short video with your teacher, a clear summary, and the next scene of Alex’s story.
2
Play
Vocabulary games and dictation practice — earn points and badges, and climb the leaderboard as you go.
3
Check
A quick quiz and a short writing task, corrected by AI with feedback you can use.

The story behind the programme

One box. One letter. One promise.

Alex Santos arrives in England to keep a promise to his late father: find Old Leo, his father’s best friend. You follow him chapter by chapter — in a new flat, a new job, a new city.

Out of the Box: Alex Santos and instructor Annabelle Osgothorpe

Why a story?

1
Grammar and vocabulary in context. New language appears inside a real situation, so you see how it’s actually used — not as a list to memorise.
2
What you’ve learnt gets reinforced. Words and grammar from earlier chapters come back as the story develops, so you keep practising without it feeling like revision.