Speaking that goes beyond the textbook
Debates, presentations, role-plays and discussions about topics teens care about. Six students per class means everyone speaks in every lesson.
Ages 11–17 · Grades 5–12
Online English for Teens: Fluency, Grades and Exam Confidence
Live lessons with native English-speaking teachers, built for secondary school students who want to speak well and score well.
Teenagers need more than vocabulary lists. Fleydo's online English classes for teens combine real conversation, structured grammar and writing, and targeted preparation for school exams and international certificates. Groups of six, the same teacher all year, and a curriculum that follows the CEFR from A1 to B2 and beyond.
- Free trial lesson
- Max 6 students per class
- Native English teachers
- Exam Boost before school tests
6students per class, never more
2×45minutes of live lessons every week
A1→B2+CEFR path with level checkpoints
1:1Exam Boost before every school exam
Why Fleydo
Why teenagers make real progress with Fleydo
At 11 to 17, English stops being a game and starts being a tool: for school, for exams, for the wider world. Our online English lessons for teens treat it that way — without losing the energy that keeps students coming back.
Native English-speaking teachers
Natural pronunciation, idioms and cultural context from certified native speakers who enjoy working with teenagers.
School grades, taken seriously
We track each student's school exam schedule. Before every English test they get one-to-one Exam Boost lessons with strategy, practice and a timed mock exam.
Certificate and IELTS preparation
Older students can prepare for Cambridge English exams and, from age 16, for IELTS — all with the same school and the same teaching quality.
A visible path from A1 to B2
Our CEFR-aligned 48-week plan shows exactly where your teen stands and what comes next, with level checkpoints along the way.
Progress parents can see
Attendance, homework, feedback and reports on the Zolinex dashboard — without hovering over your teenager's shoulder.
By age
English classes for every stage from 11 to 17
Groups are formed by school grade and level so lessons match both age and ability.
Strengthening all four skills (Grades 5–6)
Students consolidate A1–A2: text comprehension, paragraph writing, structured grammar and longer conversations about everyday topics.
- Reading and listening with real texts
- Paragraph writing and grammar in context
- A1–A2 level
Fluency, argument and essay structure (Grades 7–8)
B1-level grammar and vocabulary, argumentation, essay structure and exam-style tasks. Speaking becomes discussion and presentation.
- Opinion essays and formal writing
- Discussion and presentation skills
- B1 level with exam-task practice
Academic English and exam preparation (Grades 9–12)
Upper-secondary English at B2 level: academic writing, literature and media analysis, presentation skills, Cambridge preparation and — from 16 — IELTS.
- B2 academic reading and writing
- Speaking clubs and presentations
- Cambridge and IELTS pathways
Choose a format
Group classes, private lessons or exam coaching
Most teens join a weekly group and add one-to-one lessons when an exam or a specific goal calls for it.
Small group classes
Six students, one native teacher, two 45-minute lessons a week for 48 weeks. Enough peers for real discussion, few enough for individual attention.
- Same teacher and group all year
- Weekly homework with micro-tracking
- One-to-one Exam Boost before school exams
One-to-one private lessons
A personal plan built around your teen's goals: school grades, speaking confidence, a certificate or university preparation.
- Flexible schedule around school and sport
- Goal analysis and personal study plan
- Regular feedback and progress reports
IELTS preparation (16+)
One-to-one IELTS coaching with native teachers, focused on the Speaking test and real-format mock exams.
- Academic and General Training
- Real-format mock tests
- Speaking-focused coaching
Inside a lesson
What a 45-minute online English lesson for teens looks like
Lessons are structured but never passive. Students talk, write and solve problems — the teacher guides and corrects.
- 1
Warm-up discussion (5 min)
A question or short video on a current topic gets everyone talking and recycles last week's language.
- 2
Focus language (10 min)
The teacher presents the grammar point or vocabulary set in context — a text, a listening clip or a model answer.
- 3
Guided practice (15 min)
Pair and group tasks, debates, problem-solving and exam-style exercises. Mistakes are corrected on the spot.
- 4
Skills work (10 min)
Reading comprehension, structured writing or listening practice depending on the week's goal.
- 5
Wrap-up and homework (5 min)
A quick review, then homework is posted on Zolinex with a clear deadline.
Lessons are live and interactive in our online classroom. A laptop or tablet, headphones and a quiet place are all that's needed.
For parents
What parents get
Teenagers want independence; parents want to know it's working. Zolinex gives both.
- Attendance and homework status after every lesson
- Teacher feedback and periodic progress reports
- School exam tracking with Exam Boost scheduling
- A fixed weekly timetable
- Direct contact with the school
- Free practice materials and Fleydo-Lingo between lessons
At a glance
Fleydo at a glance
The facts parents ask about most, in one place.
| Fleydo | |
|---|---|
| Class size | Max 6 students |
| Teacher | The same native teacher all year |
| Curriculum | CEFR-aligned 48-week plan, A1 to B2+ |
| School exams | One-to-one Exam Boost included |
| Certificates | Cambridge and IELTS pathways in-house |
| Parent visibility | Zolinex dashboard with feedback after every lesson |
Questions parents ask
Online English for teenagers: frequently asked questions
Yes, when lessons are live, interactive and small. Teens are comfortable online, and a group of six with the same teacher gives more speaking time than most classrooms.
They will speak, but in a safe way. Small groups, pair work and a teacher who knows them make it easier week by week. Many parents tell us the change in confidence is the first thing they notice.
Our curriculum follows the CEFR levels that school systems are built on, and Exam Boost lessons are tailored to each student's actual school exam topics.
A one-to-one preparation programme before each school English exam: a personal analysis, three live lessons (strategy, targeted practice, timed mock exam) and tracked homework.
Yes. Upper-secondary groups include Cambridge preparation, and students aged 16 and over can take one-to-one IELTS preparation with real-format mock tests.
By school grade and level. After the free trial lesson we recommend a group where your teen will be challenged but not overwhelmed.
Short, targeted tasks — usually up to 20 minutes a few times a week — posted on Zolinex and checked by the teacher.
Yes. Many families combine a weekly group class with occasional one-to-one lessons before exams. Contact us and we will adjust the plan.
Help your teenager speak English with confidence
Book a free trial lesson with a native English-speaking teacher and get an honest level assessment and a recommended plan.
