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For kids

For kids and teens

Online group lessons for children aged 7 and up and for teens in small, cozy groups.

What we offer

We invite children from seven years old and teenagers to group online English lessons in small, cosy groups (up to 5 children). Groups are formed taking into account each child’s age and level. Lessons run in a maximally interactive format, where the main focus is placed precisely on speaking.

Individual approach

Individual approach

Groups are formed taking into account each child’s age and level.

Maximum practice

Maximum practice

Lessons run in an interactive format, where the main focus is placed precisely on speaking.

The owl — mascot of the Professional school
Convenient schedule

Convenient schedule

Lessons take place twice a week, usually in the afternoon. Lesson duration is 60 min (children’s groups) and 80 min (teen groups).

Dedicated lessons for successful preparation

Dedicated lessons for successful preparation

A separate group runs for NMT preparation. Contact our manager for details.

Benefits of learning English for children

Modern materials and original methodology

We use textbooks only from international publishers, such as: Pearson, Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, which meet international quality standards. But our creative teachers constantly enrich lessons with their own materials and engaging games.

Every student is engaged

Yes, children and teenagers don’t always realise the importance of learning English. But that is exactly where the teachers’ skill comes in — to spark the children’s interest by offering relevant and modern topics for discussion. We also use captivating interactive resources, such as Wordwall, Baamboozle, Quizizz, Kahoot and so on, and we draw on different types of interaction: pair work, group work, active movement activities. Children never get bored when everyone is always involved in the work.

Learning with comfort and care

In addition, we believe that a teacher is not only a source of knowledge but, above all, a guide, anchor and support for students. That is exactly why we do everything to create a friendly atmosphere and to match students into groups so that everyone feels comfortable working together.

Real results and international validation

Everything is individual: it depends on the child’s starting level. On average, mastering one level takes from 8–10 months. If it is a higher level in teen groups, B1/B1+, then it can take from 1 to 1.5 years. At the end of the school year we hold mock-up Cambridge tests Starters, Movers, Flyers and PET to confirm the level.

Meet our teachers

Valeriia Sokolova

Valeriia Sokolova

English teacher, methodologist of the children’s department

10years of teaching experience

Focus areas
  • English for children
  • English for teenagers
Education
  • MA in English Philology
  • MA in Practical Psychology
  • TKT Module 1, 2
Certificates
  • Polyglot Training Center — Exam Preparation Course
  • Polyglot Training Center — Unlock Your Teaching Power
  • Polyglot Training Center — Plan Like a Pro
  • Education Expert Center — How to Prepare Learners for Cambridge YLE
  • Dinternal Education — English NMT in Action
  • Grade Education Center — Strategies for Success in Teaching YL and Teens

Loves cooking, travel and self-improvement.

A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination and instil a love of learning.

Brad Henry
Olha Lisovyk

Olha Lisovyk

Teacher of children’s and teenage groups

  • CEFA Certificate — C1 (2026)

5years of teaching experience

Focus areas
  • English for children
  • English for teenagers
Education
  • V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (2021) — MA in English Philology

Loves literature, travel, cycling and learning foreign languages.

Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.

Mahatma Gandhi

Parent reviews

My children have been studying at the Professional English language school for six years now. They have gained more knowledge at Professional than at school — what school did not give them, we get here.
TTTetiana Tabachenko