Learn English

On this page you'll find resources for learning English. No matter what level, budget or age, we have something interesting for you.

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Learning English is important and popular for obvious reasons. On this page we share with you all the resources you may need for learning English as a second language.

According to Britannica, English originated in England and is the dominant language of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and various island nations in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.

Statista's research shows 1.35 billion people speak English as their native or second language.

Top English Courses

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English Courses
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English Semi-Intensive
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Cours virtuelles de conversation en anglais
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CLC Montreal
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English Private
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Bite size English Lessons on social media

Cambridge Assessment English

Cambridge Assessment English shares inspirational videos about learning English as a second language and how it could affect someone's life. You'll see fun facts about English, vocabulary and grammar hints, quizzes, study tips, etc. on this page.

How to British

Do you like British accent and you are interested in adding some British English slangs and to your vocabulary? Follow "How to British" on TikTok. The idea is simple. A short video in British accent teaching you a couple of ways you can say something in British English.

Nab on Instagram

With more than a million followers on Instagram, Nab is one of the most known faces for sharing English learning content. He makes short videos to explain things as simple as possible. You'll learn something interesting and have fun at the same time.

Learn English with James on YouTube

James from engVid helps you learn English on his YouTube channel. He shares 20 minute videos on English vocabulary, grammar, tips on how to speak better and more. He is in love with teaching and he has been a teacher for more than 25 years.

"The English We Speak" Podcast

Looking for audio files to listen to on your way home? This podcast called "The English We Speak" by BBC is a great resource. Each episode is about 3 minutes and uses a term or concept in a conversation so you learn how to use them properly.

Best Mobile Apps for Learning English

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English Language Proficiency Levels

CEFR is the standard benchmark widely recognized to describe language ability.

CEFR stands for Common European Framework of Reference for Languages which organizes language proficiency in six levels. The levels are A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2, A1 being for beginners and C2 advanced.

This makes it possible for anyone involved in language teaching and testing, to communicate in the same language and understand where you stand in terms of language abilities.

Test your knowledge of English

British Council Online Level Test

Cambridge Assessment Online Level Test

Exam Preparation Courses

miila

IELTS Test Preparation
5/5 (8 reviews)

GEOS Languages Plus

IELTS Test Preparation
5/5 (8 reviews)

EC Montreal

Education and Exams
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