Computer
Use a desktop or laptop with a working camera and headset.
How to start · Families across regions
Your child’s first step
starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your child’s English learning and where you live. Our team can discuss a suitable course, trial and available time.
Reading, Writing, ESSSP and Phonics: every trial and regular lesson lasts 40 minutes, in a 1:1 or 1:2 format.
From a first enquiry to a first lesson.
- 1
Share your child’s starting point
Contact our team on WhatsApp, or register through the member centre. Share your child’s learning experience, interests and your country or time zone.
Ask about a trial Register in English - 2
Arrange a trial
Your course advisor will discuss the course and arrange a suitable teacher and available trial time. Confirm how the Hong Kong Time appointment converts to your local time.
- 3
Get ready for the classroom
Check your device, camera, microphone and connection before the lesson. Use the download and login links to prepare the classroom.
Prepare your device ↗
One time reference, across regions.
Hong Kong Time (UTC+8)
Check the time before confirming.
All lesson and customer-service times on this website are shown in Hong Kong Time. When contacting us, share your country or time zone so the appointment can be confirmed clearly.
- Customer service · Monday–Friday
- 13:30–21:30
- Customer service · Saturday
- 15:30–21:30
Both ranges are Hong Kong Time (UTC+8).
Regular lesson time slots
Reading, Writing and ESSSP: 17:00–17:40 · 17:50–18:30 · 18:40–19:20 · 19:30–20:10 · 20:20–21:00.
Hong Kong Time (UTC+8). Confirm your course, available day and local appointment time with our team before booking.
A quiet space and a ready device.
Tablet
Use a suitable iPad or Android tablet. A screen of 9 inches or larger is recommended.
Before the lesson
Test the camera, microphone and internet connection; ask our team for help if you need it.
Learning that builds
from lesson to lesson.
Reading · Writing · ESSSP
40-minute lessons · 1:1 or 1:2
Your regular teacher
Time to know your child and build on earlier learning.
Your regular time
A consistent rhythm for preparation, lessons and practice.
A familiar classmate
In 1:2 lessons, children learn and discuss ideas together.
Your child’s next step
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about your child’s reading, writing and interests.
We’ll help you discuss a suitable course and trial arrangement.