Try a live 1-on-1 lesson with a tutor who fits
Languages, exam prep and school subjects for children from age 4 and for adults. Tell us who’s learning, and we’ll match a tutor for your trial lesson.
Who is the lesson for?
How old is your child?
What’s your main goal?
Game-based lessons that grow vocabulary and the confidence to speak up.
Book a trial lessonTakes about 2 minutes. You choose a package only if you want to continue.
Lessons shaped around the learner
A six-year-old and a nurse preparing for CELPIP need very different lessons. Your trial starts from where the learner is today.
Kids and teens
For children 4–17
- Game-based lessons for young learners, using movement and visuals (TPR) for ages 5–10
- Tutors who are experienced with children and teenagers
- Help with school subjects: K-12 (USA and Canada), GCSE, A-level and IB
- A support manager helps parents at every step
Adults
For adults
- A plan built around your goal: conversation, career, exams or relocation
- Tutors in many time zones, so you can learn early, late or at lunch
- Exam prep for IELTS, TOEFL, CELPIP, Duolingo, Cambridge and GMAT
- Flexible booking when your schedule changes
How the trial works
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Request a tutor
Answer a few questions about the learner, the subject and the times that suit you.
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Confirm your trial
We match a tutor to the learner’s level and goals and confirm a lesson time with you.
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Choose a package
Happy with the lesson? Pick a subscription or a prepaid package and keep going.
What parents and learners tell us
More reviews on Trustpilot.
My son is 6 years old, and he clearly liked the game format of the lesson. He says that kindergarten is boring, but here it’s cool. I can hear how his vocabulary is increasing and sentence construction is improving.

I decided to change jobs and try my hand at IT, but I couldn’t learn English for this field on my own. eTalk has teachers who specialize in it. My colleagues notice my progress, and I keep learning.

This school is good for children with zero knowledge of English. A step-by-step approach, everything is explained clearly, and a lot of practice in communication and grammar.

Convenient platform. You can choose the day and time of the lesson yourself. With the teachers you can both laugh and seriously discuss exercises. Everything is clear and interesting.

See how an eTalk lesson looks
A quick look at our online classroom, how tutors work with learners, and what to expect from your first lesson.
Questions before you book
What happens in the trial lesson?
Your tutor gets to know the learner, checks their level through conversation and short activities, and talks through goals. With young children the lesson is playful, with pictures, games and movement. Adults can bring real situations they want to practise.
At the end you’ll get a recommendation for the level and the kind of lessons that will help most.
How long is the trial, and what does it cost?
The trial is one 30-minute lesson offered at a reduced price. You’ll see the exact price for your subject before you pay.
Who are the tutors?
Our tutors come from all around the world and are experienced, qualified teachers. Every tutor goes through regular quality checks. Based on the learner’s profile, we match them with a tutor who fits their level, age and goals.
What do we need for the lesson?
A laptop or tablet with a camera, a microphone and a stable internet connection, plus a quiet spot. We’ll send the lesson details after booking. For younger children, it helps if a parent stays nearby at the start.
What happens after I book?
Our support team contacts you to confirm a time that suits you. Once the lesson is confirmed, you’ll get access to your personal account, where you can manage your details, lessons and packages. Confirmations are also sent by email.
Can I change the time?
Yes. If your plans change, message our support team and they’ll help you pick a new time.
What if we want to continue after the trial?
Choose a monthly subscription or a prepaid package that matches how often you want to learn. See pricing for the options.
Pick a time for the first lesson
For your child or for you. Tell us about the learner and we’ll take it from there.