A class credit is our way of organizing and tracking your study hours.

1 credit = 1 hour of live class with a teacher from English in the US.

When you purchase a plan, you receive a set number of credits to use within a specific period (monthly or semester-based).

Each scheduled class uses 1 credit.

You can see your credits and their validity in the student portal.

Yes. Each plan has:

• A start date, when the credits are released.

• An expiration date, until when the credits can be used.

These dates appear clearly in the student portal. After the expiration date, credits typically expire under the contract terms.

We work with a class credit system. If you need to cancel a class within the timeframe of our cancellation policy (with 24 hours’ notice):

• Whenever possible, we use the same credit to reschedule the class for another day or time, according to the teacher’s availability.

• When it isn’t possible to reschedule, you receive an offline study kit (video, activities, and guidance) so you can use that credit as guided individual study.

If you cancel outside the allowed timeframe or do not attend the class (no-show), the credit is considered used, as outlined in the contract and cancellation policy. Full details (cancellation deadlines, rescheduling limits, and no-show rules) are described in the contract and in the student portal.

In many cases, yes.

If your routine changes (work, studies, travel, family), you can contact the school to:

• Adjust the number of credits at the next renewal; or

• Move to a plan that better fits your current situation.

Whether a change is possible and when it can take effect depends on the conditions of your current contract.

To cancel your plan, you must notify the school at least 30 days in advance in writing (via official email or the student portal).

During those 30 days:

• Your access remains active.

• You can use your credits while they are still valid.

• If there is recurring billing, payment for that period is still due.

After the end date, any credits that have expired or remain unused follow the terms of your contract (for example, they may automatically expire and be non-refundable).

For 1-1 students:

This depends on your English proficiency and your goals. After the placement test, you complete a needs analysis with your teacher during the introductory lesson, after which we define the course materials.

We work with internationally recognized materials, textbooks, and original content, all organized in the student portal to build the ideal curriculum to help you reach your goals.

For group students:

In addition to considering the group’s or pair’s English level, materials are selected based on the course's focus. Groups may be formed for general English, travel English, or business English, and we then select the most appropriate materials for that group.