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Masters&More courses

From first words to Cambridge exams

Every programme has its place on the axis of age and level. Choose the course that matches where the student is now, or start with a free trial lesson.

The availability of specific levels and groups depends on the student's age, the qualification result and the current schedule at a given location.

Courses

Courses matched to each stage of development

  • ages 2–6

    Teddy Eddie

    A licensed programme for young learners that develops comprehension, communication and natural language confidence through play, movement and stories.

  • grade 1

    Teddy Eddie Superhero

    A programme for first-grade pupils that develops full-sentence speaking, reading and increasingly independent use of English.

  • grades 2–4

    Savvy Ed

    A programme for learners continuing after Teddy Eddie, developing communication, reading, writing and language accuracy at the next level.

  • grades 2–4

    The Bearton Twins

    A licensed programme for children beginning systematic English learning in the first years of primary school.

  • primary school

    Master Steps

    Systematic development of all language skills using Cambridge materials. The Standard option supports preparation for Cambridge Young Learners, while Intensive allows learners to progress through the programme at a faster pace.

  • teenagers

    Exam Master

    Courses for teenagers and adults preparing for higher-level Cambridge exams and, where needed, school examinations.

  • any age

    One-to-one lessons

    Individual programmes for children, teenagers and adults. We offer English, German and Polish for non-native speakers.

  • Not sure which course is the best fit?

    We will help match the programme, level and group to the student's abilities and goals.

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How to choose a course

Not only age and school grade

When choosing a programme, we also consider previous learning, comprehension level, ease of communication, working pace and the student's goals.

For students in grades 2–4 there are three possible paths: Savvy Ed, The Bearton Twins and Master Steps. The programmes differ in their teaching approach, their entry level and their availability at our locations.

You do not have to choose on your own. Once you sign up, we will help select the right course, level and group.

Course kit

What a student receives as part of the course

A course is more than time spent with a teacher. Depending on the programme, students receive materials and tools that keep them connected to the language at home, between lessons.

  • a coursebook, workbook or other materials specific to the programme
  • access to an app or learning platform matched to the course
  • recordings, exercises and materials that help consolidate the language between lessons
  • tests, assessments or reports showing the student's progress
  • separate student and parent accounts in LangLion, with information about the course, class organisation and progress
  • a certificate, diploma or summary of the level achieved at the end of the course

In the 2026/27 school year, coursebooks and course materials are included in the course price. The exact contents of the kit depend on the programme and level.

Learning path

One school, from first words to final exams

Every programme has its place on the axis of age and level. It shows what comes in which order, where courses run in parallel and at which point the first Cambridge exam appears.

Student age

Preschool

Grades 1-4

Grades 5-8

Secondary school

Teddy Eddie

ages 2–6

Teddy Eddie Superhero

grade 1

Savvy Ed

grades 2–4

The Bearton Twins

grades 2–4

Master Steps

ages 7–15

Exam Master

from age 15

One-to-one lessons

any age

Cambridge exams

no exam

Pre A1 StartersA1 MoversA2 Flyers

A2 Key for SchoolsB1 Preliminary for Schoolseighth-grade exam

B2 First for SchoolsC1 Advancedschool-leaving exam

  1. ages 2–6

    Preschool

    CEFR level: below Pre A1

    Cambridge exams no exam

  2. ages 7–10

    Grades 1-4

    CEFR level: Pre A1 to A2

    Cambridge exams Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers, A2 Flyers

  3. ages 11–14

    Grades 5-8

    CEFR level: A2 to B1+

    Cambridge exams A2 Key for Schools, B1 Preliminary for Schools, eighth-grade exam

  4. ages 15–19

    Secondary school

    CEFR level: B2 to C2

    Cambridge exams B2 First for Schools, C1 Advanced, school-leaving exam

Age is a guide, not a rule. Placement in a group depends on level, previous learning and the qualification result.

Enrolment

Not sure which course is the best fit?

Book a free trial lesson. We will check the student's level, pace and goals, and then suggest a programme, a group and a location.