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English Speaking and Conversation Classes
If you understand English but freeze when you have to speak, this is the class for you. Englify's speaking classes are built around conversation: you talk in every session, with correction that helps instead of embarrassing you.
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's speaking classes are live online sessions where you talk for most of the lesson. Teachers correct pronunciation and grammar as you speak, give you real situations to handle, and build confidence gradually — which is why most learners come to us after years of studying English without speaking it.
Key facts
- 4,000+ students taught in the last 3 years · 16 teachers
- Most of each session is spent speaking, not listening to a lecture
- Live online on Google Meet, small groups or one-to-one
- Correction of pronunciation, vocabulary and fluency in the moment
- Suitable from A1 upwards; complete beginners start with a foundation group
- Free trial class to see the format first
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Why most learners can read English but cannot speak it
Moroccan schools teach English mostly through grammar and written exercises. That builds knowledge, not fluency. Speaking is a motor skill: it only improves with repeated, corrected practice under mild pressure.
Our classes reverse the usual ratio. Instead of the teacher speaking eighty percent of the time, the students do — in pairs, in debates, in role-plays and in short presentations.
What a speaking class looks like
- Warm-up conversation on a real topic, not a textbook dialogue
- Target vocabulary and expressions introduced in context
- Pair and small-group practice with the teacher listening in
- Delayed correction: mistakes noted, then worked on as a group
- Pronunciation focus on the sounds Moroccan learners find hardest
- A short speaking task to repeat at home before the next class
How fast you can expect to improve
Learners who attend consistently and do the between-class speaking tasks usually notice a clear difference in confidence within six to eight weeks, and move up a CEFR sub-level in roughly three to six months depending on their starting point and practice time.
We do not promise fluency in thirty days. We do give you an honest assessment at your trial and a realistic target.
For intermediate learners who understand English but struggle to speak
Many learners in Morocco know grammar and vocabulary from school but freeze in a real conversation. Speaking classes are built for them: most of the session is spent talking, and the teacher corrects mistakes during and after the conversation.
- Spontaneous speaking on everyday and professional topics
- Live corrections of grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation
- Useful phrases to keep a conversation going
- Written feedback in the session report after class
For more one-to-one talking time, private classes give you the whole 60 minutes; in a group of up to 6 you practise interaction with other learners.
How Englify works, and where to check it
Englify Online Academy is a Morocco-based online academy teaching English and French. Classes are live 60-minute sessions on Google Meet, in small groups or one-to-one, after a free level test and a free trial class.
- How we teach — the nine-step process from level assessment to progress evaluation
- Sample evaluation report — what feedback, mistake and vocabulary tracking look like
- Student progress — anonymised records of learners' start and end levels
- Reviews — what students and parents wrote
- Free English level test — find your CEFR level before choosing a class
Teachers who specialise in conversation and speaking
A few of the Englify teachers whose specialism matches this programme. See the full teaching team.
- Mohamed Khalifi
General English & Conversation · 5 years' experience
- Aya Benjelloun
Beginners & Conversation · 3 years' experience
- Anas El Mansouri
Speaking & Pronunciation · 5 years' experience
- Othmane Rami
IELTS & Speaking · 8 years' experience
Documented progress in similar programmes
A2 → B1
March – June 2026 · 3 sessions/week
Focus: Speaking, Workplace communication
B1 → B2
January – April 2026 · 3 sessions/week
Focus: Fluency, Professional conversations, Vocabulary
A2 → B1
March – August 2026 · 2 sessions/week
Focus: Speaking fluency, Listening, Everyday communication
Anonymised records; individual progress varies. See all documented student progress.
Frequently asked questions
- I am too shy to speak in front of others. Can I still join?
- Yes, and most of our students start that way. Groups are small, teachers correct gently and privately at first, and the first sessions use pair work rather than whole-class speaking.
- Do you correct every mistake?
- No. Constant interruption kills fluency. Teachers note recurring mistakes and work on them after the speaking task, and your session report lists what to fix.
- Can I take speaking classes one-to-one?
- Yes. Private classes are fully speaking-focused if that is your goal, with a plan built around your level and situation.
- Which level do I need to join a conversation class?
- From A2 upward. Complete beginners start in a foundation class first, which still includes speaking from the very first session.
- I understand English but can't speak. Which class is for me?
- English speaking classes. Most of each 60-minute session is conversation, with live corrections and written feedback in the session report.
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