Online English tutors

Prices are determined by each teacher. Online classes are usually cheaper than face-to-face classes.At Classgap, most English tutors range from 6€ to 18€ per hour. More specialised tutors, such as business tutors, charge more than 60€ per hour.

At Classgap there is a wide range of English teachers specialising in primary education. The classes are designed to ensure that your child learns and enjoys in equal measure. Sessions are usually fun and playful, without losing sight of the objectives set by the parents or guardians for these sessions.

If you already have some English and your objective is to improve it in an easy and enjoyable way, choosing a native teacher is the best alternative. One of the most important stages of learning a new language is practising your speaking, so having a native teacher will allow you to train your ear and your speaking.

To learn English from home you need two things: on the one hand, you need to take online classes with a teacher and, on the other hand, you need to be interested in finding resources on your own. For example, films, podcasts and books in English. Studying grammar is important, but through these resources you can develop other equally important skills, such as listening and reading.

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) establishes six levels: basic (A1 and A2), intermediate (B1 and B2) and advanced (C1 and C2).

These are the most popular internationally recognised official certifications and their correspondence with the European framework:

Take an online level test. The Classgap English test determines your CEFR level in just 10 minutes. It consists of 20 multi-choice questions of varying difficulty and an optional second part of an oral exam. It is completely free and you can take it from this English test in Classgap.

The three keys to learning English online are:

• Choose your ideal teacher: You will find all the information you need in the profiles of English teachers: opinions of other students, certifications and experience.
• Plan a timetable: Design a calendar of activities and fit your online classes into it. We recommend you take at least two a week.
• Practice on your own: There are plenty of online resources such as films, books and podcasts to support your learning.