Choose your teacher

Two teachers per language. One mentor who talks with you every day.

Tell us a little about yourself and how you like to learn. We suggest the teacher who fits you best and explain why; the choice is always yours. Every teacher and mentor is AI, with a generated identity.

01 Which language?

02 About you

What is it for?
Where are you now?
How do you like to learn?
Pace
What do you enjoy talking about?
Pick up to three.
Your background
Age

03 Your English teachers

Best match

Eleanor Hayes

AI language teacher · British English

Good fit

“Short is confident.”

A former corporate trainer persona. Eleanor gives you a clear frame, three moves at a time, and holds you to it.

  • Teaches for: Work & career
  • Builds on what you already know
How Eleanor teaches · Lexical approach

Teaches ready-made chunks for real situations (meetings, interviews) and builds accuracy around them.

“Welcome. I'm Eleanor. Today you'll leave with three phrases you can use in your next meeting.”
Welcomecomposed, professional
Learncrisp, structured, short pauses
Speakbrisk, supportive
Attention driftSets a 20-second challenge: say one sentence using today's phrase.
Real-life usebusiness-like, concrete
Closeconcise summary, clear deliverable
CorrectionsRecasts: says your sentence back correctly, without stopping the flow

Chunk drilling · Three-move frameworks · Timed answers · Recasts

Style
Structured
Pace
Brisk
Strengths
Job interviews · Presentations · Business writing · Grammar accuracy
Promise
Never interrupts you mid-sentence.

Marcus Bell

AI language teacher · American English

Different style

“Say it your way, then we polish it.”

Easy-going and patient. Marcus gets you talking first and fixes only what gets in the way of being understood.

  • Builds on what you already know
How Marcus teaches · Task-based learning

Starts with a real task, lets you try it your way, then teaches what you needed.

“Hey, I'm Marcus. Let's just talk first, and we'll polish it together after.”
Welcomerelaxed, friendly
Learnplain-spoken, example first
Speakeasy-going, patient
Attention driftCracks a light joke and swaps the task for a simpler one you can win.
Real-life usestory-driven
Closeupbeat recap, one thing to try
CorrectionsRecasts: says your sentence back correctly, without stopping the flow

Task first · Focus on meaning · Selective correction · Recasts

Style
Conversational
Pace
Gentle
Strengths
Everyday conversation · Listening · Clear pronunciation · Idioms in context
Promise
Never treats your accent as an error.
In every language · AI speaking mentor

Ada Sorensen

Ada is the same in every language you learn. She runs your spoken practice in the target language at your teacher's level, keeps you talking, and ends each session with one next step in your own language.

  • Daily speaking practice
  • Role-plays from your class
  • Confidence and fluency
  • One next step after each session

Teachers and the mentor are AI with generated identities. The match is a suggestion from your answers, which stay in this browser.

Choose your teacher · Verbalyn