Kids Pre-Starters
Build first English response, routine participation, and word confidence before Starters.
Your child learns live with a foreign teacher and is encouraged to listen, speak, and respond throughout the lesson. Learning starts from the current level and develops through suitable stages.
Build first English response, routine participation, and word confidence before Starters.
Build Starters vocabulary, picture speaking, listening response, and short exchanges.
Expand vocabulary, picture stories, longer answers, and task-based speaking.
Build Flyers-level detail, independence, and A2 bridge communication.
The starting point follows the child's current level; every learner does not have to begin at the first stage.
The teacher can observe how the child listens, responds, and participates throughout the lesson.
Pronunciation, vocabulary, and expression are guided within the current learning context.
The teacher can explain further, review, or move forward according to the actual lesson.
Each lesson continues from earlier learning so the experience does not become fragmented.
Quốc Khang started at Movers to improve his English and build a foundation for future study abroad. After one year, he had completed Flyers and moved on to IELTS. His English results at school were also very strong.
Khánh Vy started at Movers, progressed through Flyers, and is now studying B1 after just over a year. Her English results at school improved significantly, she became a high-achieving student, and she plans to move into IELTS when the time is right.
Minh Thư started with Starters at a young age. After just over one year, she completed Flyers ahead of schedule. She is now studying a program focused on storytelling, picture description, and discussions of age-appropriate topics.
Englishehe discusses the child's level, goals, and available learning time with the parent before recommending a suitable starting point.
You can register for consultation or choose a trial. Englishehe will discuss the child's needs to identify a suitable starting point.
Yes. Teachers can use guidance and support that fit children who are just beginning.
Parents can submit a request. Englishehe reviews it according to the child's needs and actual arrangement capacity.
Parents can view their child's learning progress in the Englishehe app.
Official learning hours are from 8:00 to 22:00. Englishehe will discuss a schedule that fits the child and the teacher.
No. Parents can register for consultation first. A trial lets the child experience the lesson and helps the teacher assess the current ability before recommending a suitable starting point.
Leave your name and phone number. Englishehe will contact you for consultation as soon as possible.