We get them talking
You get the credit.
Three ways your school can get students actually speaking English: in class, online, or both. Every course is built on interactive games that spark real conversation, and led by qualified native-speaker teachers.
Lettorato
Native-speaker teachers in your classroom
Our teachers come to your school and run speaking activities built on interactive games, getting even the quiet ones into real conversation. You choose the classes and the weeks; we bring the teachers, the materials and the energy.
€50 per hour
Easy to set up
Simply adjust your calendar to concentrate lessons within one or two weeks.
98%
of students asked for more lessons like these.
Online conversation courses
Small groups, lots of speaking
With breakout rooms, web apps and outlandish challenges, our teachers get students negotiating, arguing and solving problems in English, not reciting it. We mix students from our partner schools, so we can form groups at a genuinely matching level, where everyone feels comfortable enough to speak.
€6 per student per hour
Online exam prep
Cambridge B1, B2, C1 and IELTS
Small-group lessons organised by level and target exam, with dedicated speaking workshops and written work marked by examiners, with individual feedback. Every lesson is recorded for review and catch-up, so students who miss one don’t fall behind, and those who start, finish.
€6 per student per hour
Why online?
Easier to join.
Students log in from wherever they are. No afternoons lost waiting for the bus home.
More choice.
We run sessions several times a week, so every student finds a slot that fits their timetable.
New friends.
Groups mix students from schools across northern Italy, so they meet people they’d never have met otherwise, and English becomes the language they share.
Not sure your students will take to online lessons?
Let’s find out.
Book free taster lessons.
Students take a quick level test and choose a session, and we send you their feedback.
No strings attached.
Bando-schmando. You get what you pay for.
Most schools run their projects in-house: publish a bando, cap the rate at €35 an hour, and hope for the best. In Italy, an “esperto madrelingua” often needs nothing more than a high-school diploma from an English-speaking country.
For a little more, you get a specialist company through affidamento diretto: qualified teachers recruited across Europe, working from a tested game-based programme with the materials and web apps to run it. We quote, we sign, and we turn up on the dates agreed. No bando needed.