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Tutor languages online.
Hear them speak. See them write.
Students record spoken answers for you to mark, listen to recordings as often as you allow, practise words with flashcards, and write in documents you see as they type.
Try it: the Classroom during a French lesson, as you would see it.
FRFrench A/ ClassroomLive · 6 studentsDemo
Everyone's writing, as they write it. Open a student's to comment beside it or write with them.
How a language lesson goes
- Warm up with wordsFlashcards with an example sentence and how the word sounds. The ones a student didn't know come back as revision.
- ListenA recording they may play as often as you allow, a Slower button if you want one, and the words shown afterwards.
- SpeakStudents record their answer in the browser. You listen, mark it, and note the moment in the recording you are commenting on.
- WriteShort writing in a document you watch as it is typed and comment on, in class or as homework.
What language tutors use
- FlashcardsA word and its meaning, an example sentence, a picture or a recording; add many at once, one per line.
- Listening questionsSound or film with the question, the number of plays you choose, and the transcript when they are done.
- Speaking questionsRecorded in the browser, up to five minutes, kept for you and the student only.
- Writing togetherDocuments you see as they are typed, with comments and suggested changes beside the words.
- Questions marked for youFill the gaps, correct the mistakes, matching and putting in order, marked as students answer.
- Exam topicsGCSE French, Spanish and German; IELTS, B2 First, C1 Advanced, TOEFL and PTE, topic by topic.
Questions language tutors ask
- Which languages can I teach?
- Any. Groups can be set as French, Spanish, German, Italian, Mandarin or English as a foreign language, and everything works for any other language too.
- Do students need a microphone?
- Only for speaking questions: the browser asks them once to allow it. Everything else works without one.
- Do my students need to install anything?
- No. SKRM Learn runs in an up-to-date browser on computers, Chromebooks and iPads. Students join your group with a class code.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The Free plan has 2 groups of up to 10 students and 3 one-to-one students, for as long as you like. Pro adds video calls, parents' pages, payments and more of everything.
Ready for your next lesson?
Start free with a group or one-to-one students. Pro and School plans add more space and more of everything.