The placement test
This is the test your student takes.
About 10 minutes, on their phone, before the first lesson. Four parts — goals, adaptive grammar and vocabulary, a short piece of writing, and a text chat with AI. Below is the whole thing, step by step, plus the report it produces. Nothing here is gated.
English placement only for now. A practical estimate for teaching — not a certificate.Step 1 · ~2 minGoals, in their words
Why are you learning English?“I want to speak more confidently in work meetings.”
Free text plus a few quick choices — schedule, experience, what's frustrating.Step 2 · ~4 minAdaptive grammar & vocab
By the time we arrived, the meeting ______.had already started
12–16 items that get harder or easier with each answer. Test content stays in English — it's the thing being measured.Step 3 · ~2 minA short piece of writing
Describe your typical working day. 3–5 sentences.“I go to office and prepare report for my team…”
Skippable for beginners. Real sentences become the evidence in your report.Step 4 · ~3 minA text chat with AI
What do you usually do after a difficult meeting?Usually I am drinking coffee and check my notes
A few natural turns. For beginners, the AI switches to the student's language and invites answers in English.What lands on your desk
A sample report, with everything in it.
This is a real report from a sample student — level estimate with honest confidence, weak spots with the sentences that prove them, goals in the student's own words, and a draft plan you can edit.
Sample report · “Artyom Lebedev”estimate
B1Between B1− and B1. Grammar B1 · Vocabulary B1+ · Writing A2+ · Conversation B1−
“I am working in this company since 2022.” → have been working · seen 6×Draft plan: 10 lessons toward confident work speakingAI DRAFT
Try it with your next student.
Create your link in a minute. Your student's answers — not a sample — and your name on the space they land in.
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