- Live classes on Google Meet
- CEFR A0–C1
- Reports after every session
How Englify Teaches English Online
This page explains exactly how our classes work — the method behind them, what happens inside a session, how progress is measured, and how pricing and payment are handled. No marketing claims, just how we run the academy.
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Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
Englify teaches through live speaking practice rather than lectures. Every learner takes a placement test, joins a group at their level or private lessons, and spends most of each session producing English with correction from the teacher, plus regular progress feedback.
Key facts
- 4,000+ students taught in the last 3 years · 16 teachers
- Placement test first, then a group at your exact level
- Live classes on Google Meet, camera on, small numbers
- Most of the session is speaking and interaction
- Immediate correction plus written progress feedback
- Materials and homework on the Englify student platform
- All teachers are Moroccan and based in Morocco; private classes are one-to-one at 100 MAD per hour
- Live online classes for learners anywhere in Morocco
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The Englify learning process, step by step
Every Englify Online Academy learner, in English or French, goes through the same nine steps. Nothing here is a promise of speed: it is simply how the academy runs.
- 1. Level assessment: a free level test plus a short spoken check during the free trial class
- 2. Goal identification: work, study, travel, an exam (IELTS, TOEFL, DELF, DALF, TCF, TEF) or school support for kids
- 3. Personalised plan: group at your CEFR level (A0 to C1) or private one-to-one classes at 100 MAD per hour
- 4. Live lessons: 60-minute sessions on Google Meet with a Moroccan teacher based in Morocco
- 5. Teacher feedback: correction during the speaking task and a written report after the session
- 6. Mistake and vocabulary tracking: recurring errors and new words are logged in the report
- 7. Practice: quizzes and materials in the student portal between classes
- 8. Progress evaluation: an end-of-level assessment and evaluation report before moving up
- 9. Ongoing support: WhatsApp support between classes, plus a 14-day refund window from the first class
Where to see this method in practice
- Student progress — real examples of how learners' levels and reports evolve
- Sample evaluation report — what an Englify evaluation actually contains
- Reviews — what students and parents wrote about their classes
- About Englify Online Academy — who runs the academy and how it started
The principle: speaking time is the lesson, not the reward
Most learners in Morocco have studied English for years and still hesitate to speak. Our classes are built the other way round: the teacher introduces the language needed for a concrete situation, and the rest of the session is the students using it. Grammar is explained when it blocks meaning, not as the main event.
That is why groups stay small and why every session has one communicative objective instead of a page number to finish.
- One clear objective per session, stated at the start
- Small groups so every student speaks in every class
- Correction happens during and after the speaking task, not instead of it
- Private classes follow the same method at the student's own pace
What a session looks like, minute by minute
Group sessions run live on Google Meet and follow the same structure so students always know what to expect.
- Warm-up: short spoken review of the previous session
- Input: the teacher presents the target language in context
- Guided practice: controlled activities to get the form right
- Free practice: role-play, discussion or task where students use the language freely
- Feedback: correction of the errors that came up, plus homework
Levels and placement
Every student is placed by level, not by age or by when they signed up. Placement starts with a free test and a short spoken assessment during the trial class, and the level follows the CEFR framework so it is comparable to any international standard.
- Free placement test before enrolment
- Levels A0 to C1, following the CEFR framework
- An end-of-level assessment before moving up
- An Englify certificate stating the CEFR level once a level is completed
How progress is tracked
Englify runs its own platform, so teaching is documented rather than remembered. Each student has a portal with their materials and history, and the teacher fills a report after each session.
- Attendance recorded for every session
- A session report from the teacher after each class
- Lesson materials and quizzes available in the student portal
- Quiz results kept so students can review them later
- WhatsApp support between classes for questions and homework
Pricing and payment, explained upfront
Private one-to-one English classes cost 100 MAD per hour, with monthly packs of 500 / 900 / 1,200 / 1,700 / 2,000 MAD for 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 / 20 hours. Group classes are 250 MAD for one month, 650 MAD for three months and 1,000 MAD for six months. Exam preparation such as TOEFL has its own price.
Payment is tracked in our platform, including plans paid in instalments, so both you and our team can see what has been paid and what is next.
- Full price list on the prices page
- Group and private formats priced differently
- Monthly, three-month and six-month plans available
- Instalments are possible and are recorded on your file
- No registration fee and no hidden charges added later
Teachers and quality control
Classes are taught by teachers recruited and trained by Englify, and every one of them works inside the same system: same lesson structure, same reporting, same level framework. When a teacher is unavailable, a substitute teacher takes the session and it is logged, so a group never simply loses a class.
- Teachers trained on the Englify lesson structure before teaching
- Session reports reviewed by the academy, not just filed
- Substitutions logged so missed sessions are replaced, not skipped
- Groups reorganised when a level or schedule stops fitting a student
What we do not promise
Being clear about limits is part of being trustworthy. Learning a language takes consistent work, and we would rather set expectations than sell a shortcut.
- No guaranteed fluency in a fixed number of weeks
- No guaranteed IELTS or TOEFL band — we prepare you and measure you honestly
- No progress without attendance and homework: the method needs both sides
Frequently asked questions
- How long is one session?
- Every session, group or private, lasts 60 minutes and takes place live on Google Meet.
- How many students are in a group?
- Groups are deliberately kept small so that every student speaks in every session. If a group grows beyond what the method allows, we open another one.
- Are classes recorded videos?
- No. Every class is live with a real teacher on Google Meet. Only the lesson materials and quizzes are available on demand in the student portal.
- How do I know my level is real and not just a label?
- Your level comes from a placement test plus a spoken assessment, follows the CEFR framework, and is confirmed by an end-of-level assessment before you move up.
- What happens if my teacher is absent?
- A substitute teacher covers the session, and the substitution is recorded in our platform so the group keeps its full number of sessions.
- Can I pay in instalments?
- Yes. Instalment plans are possible and are recorded on your student file, so what you have paid and what remains is always clear.
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See the method in a real class
The free trial is an actual session with a teacher and a level assessment at the end — the fastest way to judge whether this method suits you.