ENGLISH, WITH PURPOSE
English for the
life you want.
What would you like to do with English? Choose a goal below. Each guide explains a useful starting point, what you can practice and where to go next.
Choose your goal
01 / DAILY LIFE
Everyday English & Life Abroad
Meet people, ask for help, make arrangements and use local services. Choose everyday situations at home or in another country.
02 / WORK
English for Work
Make requests, write clear emails, explain problems and agree on next steps. Start with an existing free email lesson if you can write simple sentences.
03 / STUDY
English for Study
Read for meaning, take useful notes, explain ideas and keep track of sources. Choose a text you can mostly understand.
04 / EXAMS
Exam Preparation
Compare IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Duolingo English Test, TOEIC and SAT Reading and Writing. Check what your receiving organization requires, then choose a guide.
05 / DIALOGUE & PEACE
English for Dialogue & Peace
Listen carefully, ask for clarification, explain a different view and help people understand each other.
A goal is a starting point
You can use more than one route and change your choice. If a linked lesson is too difficult, choose a shorter example or review an easier lesson first. You do not need an exam result to begin.
Keep a simple learning record
Try a task, save your first attempt, practice and try a fresh task. Check Your Progress helps you notice what improved and decide what to do next.
What is ready
These route guides connect useful first steps and existing resources. They are not complete courses for every level. Free and optional paid practice are labeled on the relevant lesson or pack pages.
Ready to try B1?
Start B1 with your A2 level card, or try a short first task without a card. You can keep practicing an A2 skill alongside B1.
Try a level-based task
B1: explain problems and coordinate a plan · B2: compare options and recommend · C1: synthesize and qualify evidence. These are developing pathways with pilot units, not complete level courses.
Complete an eight-unit introductory pathway
All eight planned units per pathway are available, with final project work and a short learning review. These are curriculum pathways rather than a guarantee of CEFR proficiency.