A free trial is a short live introduction to the tutor and a chance to assess the learner’s starting point. It is not a promise of a place or a completed course. First submit a request; the team confirms availability, local time and joining details before the appointment.
Before the appointment
Share the learner’s age, course interest and country, plus a WhatsApp number the team can reach. You can request a male or female tutor and discuss a teaching language. An optional email can receive a saved-request receipt; mail acceptance is not proof of inbox delivery.
What the tutor may check
A beginner may recognise a few letters or repeat a sound. A reader may try a short passage so the tutor can hear accuracy and the support needed. Explain prior lessons and what feels difficult. There is no need to rehearse an advanced task to impress the teacher.
What parents should observe
Check sound quality, a patient response to mistakes, clear instructions and enough time for the child to answer. Ask why the tutor recommends a course and what a useful first goal would be. Trial duration is confirmed with the appointment.
After the trial
Discuss the suggested course, monthly plan and available schedule. Ask about revision, support and missed-class arrangements. You can decide whether to continue; the request does not enroll you automatically.
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