A suitable starting path
Children aged 4–6 start with visual tasks. Ages 7–12 follow a visual, supported or full question path according to reading readiness, with speaking tasks when required.
A Plan Tailored to Your Child
Start with an English assessment suited to your child's age and reading skills. Explore the results together and choose their next learning step.
First step: choose their age and reading skills.
Not just for kids! Discover our adult program.You wouldn't want to miss the moment your child forms their first English sentences. Neither do we. Every week, watch the best moments of the lesson with short videos sent to your WhatsApp. A detailed progress report comes on top of that.






Deniz had cooled off from English because she didn't like her teacher at her previous course. At Flalingo she was matched with teacher Angela. Now on lesson days she asks, 'Do we have English today?'
Start with tasks suited to their age and reading readiness.
Explore the feedback and learning areas shown in their results together.
If you wish, continue to trial-lesson booking and choose a teacher type and available time.
Get a free starting assessment based on the tasks your child completes. Consider their age, reading readiness and test conditions when interpreting the result.
Take the test to access the report
Before you begin
The assessment offers a starting point based on the tasks your child completes. You can help with instructions and the device while letting your child give their own answers.
Children aged 4–6 start with visual tasks. Ages 7–12 follow a visual, supported or full question path according to reading readiness, with speaking tasks when required.
The result depends on the sections completed. A path without voice recordings does not measure pronunciation or speaking fluency.
Review the results together, identify areas to practise and, if you wish, continue to a separate trial-lesson booking flow.
A speaking task may ask your child to describe what they see. For a park scene, they might say, “I can see a dog. The children are playing.” This illustrates the task type; it is not a test answer key.
The individual flow offers ages 4–6 and 7–12. Choosing age 13 or above opens the adult assessment. If your child joins with a school class code, the school’s selected grade band determines the test path.
Yes. Ages 4–6 go directly to visual tasks. For ages 7–12, the flow asks about reading readiness. Children who cannot yet read use visual tasks; readers follow a supported or full question path.
The time depends on the path, response speed and whether speaking tasks are needed. Set aside a few uninterrupted minutes, with extra time for recordings and result processing. There is no fixed completion time for every child.
The assessment runs in a browser without an app installation. A microphone is needed only for speaking tasks. The individual flow may ask for a parent account during registration or results. Students joining with a school code do not provide email or phone details.
No. This short assessment provides a learning starting point. Age, understanding the instructions, answers and recording conditions can affect the result. It does not replace an official exam or measure every part of your child’s English with certainty.
You may explain the instructions and help with the device or audio. Let your child choose answers and speak for themselves so the feedback reflects their own responses.
No. The test consists of assessment tasks. Trial-lesson booking is separate: child details, teacher type, parent account and phone verification come before choosing an available time. A booking is complete only after the system confirms it.
First choose an offered teacher type. Available times are shown for that choice, and the teacher assigned to the slot is selected with the booking. Check the displayed time zone. If no times are available, try another time or contact support.
The assessment is free. Trial eligibility is checked separately; a trial used with the same phone number in the last 30 days may prevent another booking. Current eligibility and lesson information appear in the booking flow. Taking the assessment does not purchase an education package.
Check browser microphone permission, the selected input device and your internet connection. Use the retry option shown on screen. If the problem continues, take a break and contact support instead of making your child repeat recordings indefinitely.
Ready to begin? Start the children’s assessment. For ages 13 and above, explore the adult English assessment.
Every child's learning journey is unique. Let's create a learning plan aligned with their goals, together with you.
Every child's learning journey is unique. Let's create a learning plan aligned with their goals, together with you.
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