- Ages 12–17
- CEFR levels
- Reports for parents
English Classes for Teenagers, Taught Live Online
Englify runs teenage groups separately from adults and children, because a 14-year-old needs school support, exam confidence and real speaking practice at the same time. Classes are live, small, and reported to parents after every session.
Free trial · No card required · Teachers speak English, French & Darija
Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
Englify teaches teenagers aged 12–15 in separate live online groups on Google Meet, never mixed with adults or young children. Sessions combine school English support, grammar the student can actually use, and speaking practice in every class, with the option of exam preparation later. Timetables run after school and at weekends, parents receive a report after each session, and every family starts with a free level check and a free trial class.
Key facts
- Dedicated teenage groups (12–15), formed by age and CEFR level
- Balances school support, grammar in use, and speaking confidence
- Live online classes on Google Meet, after school and at weekends
- Parents get a written report after every session in the student portal
- Free level check and free trial class, no card required
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Why teenagers need their own group
Teenagers are not small adults and not children. They already know grammar rules from school but rarely get to speak, and they lose motivation fast when a class feels like extra homework.
Our teenage groups keep the CEFR structure but change the content: topics they care about, speaking tasks, and correction that builds confidence instead of fear of mistakes.
- Groups formed by level and age range, not mixed with adults
- Speaking activities in every session, not silent grammar drills
- Support with school English, writing and oral presentations
- A teacher who tracks each student and reports after every class
What we work on
- Speaking fluently about everyday and school topics
- Pronunciation and listening with real audio and video material
- Writing: paragraphs, essays and exam-style answers
- Grammar in context, revisited when it blocks communication
- Vocabulary building for school subjects and future studies
What parents can see
Parents are often the ones paying and the ones asking whether it works. Everything is documented on our platform, so progress is visible rather than promised.
- Attendance recorded for every session
- A written teacher report after each class
- Quizzes and lesson materials kept in the student portal
- An end-of-level assessment before moving up a level
- WhatsApp contact with the academy for questions
Schedules that fit school
Teen groups run after school hours and at weekends, and we keep the same time slot each week so it becomes a habit. During exam periods, private sessions can be added temporarily instead of changing the whole plan.
Frequently asked questions
- What ages do you accept in teen groups?
- Teen groups are for roughly 12 to 17 year olds, and students are grouped by both level and age so the topics stay appropriate.
- Will this help with school English and the baccalaureate?
- Yes. The course is communicative, but teachers also work on writing, oral presentation and exam-style tasks, which is what school assessments test.
- How do you know my child's level?
- Every student takes a free placement test and a short spoken assessment during the free trial class before joining a group.
- Do you offer private classes for teenagers?
- Yes. Private one-to-one sessions are available, either instead of a group or as extra support before exams.
- How do I follow my child's progress?
- You get attendance records and a teacher report after each session, plus quiz results in the student portal, and you can message the academy on WhatsApp.
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