For language schools and teachers

Turn your lesson into student practice in Telegram.

Language Practice takes the lesson a teacher is already teaching and turns it into short practice students can do between classes — by text or Telegram voice message.

  • No separate student app
  • Practice by text or voice message
  • Teacher stays in control
Practice from today’s lesson At the hotel
A2 · English
reservation breakfast included check-out at 11:00
Language Practice · receptionist Welcome to the hotel. How can I help you?
0:12
One useful correction Say: “I have a reservation under Kochkin.” Now ask when check-out is.
What time is check-out?
Check-out is at 11:00. Would you like to ask about breakfast?
Useful teacher signal Target language attempted · one recurring article error · next focus saved
How it works

From lesson to practice, in three steps.

Language Practice fits into the lessons your school already teaches — there is no separate curriculum to build.

  1. 01
    Teacher

    Use the lesson you’re already teaching

    Paste the text or upload the lesson your class just covered, at the class level your students are studying.

  2. 02
    Student

    Practise by text or voice message

    In Telegram, students answer by typing or sending a voice message, in a realistic situation drawn from the lesson.

  3. 03
    Teacher & school

    Keep the learning loop going

    The teacher and school can see what students practised, check completed practice, and carry the lesson flow forward.

Benefits

More practice, without more work.

Everyone in the loop gets something useful, without adding a new tool for students to learn.

Register your school

For the school

Give students more practice between classes, without introducing another student app.

For the teacher

Reuse the real lesson material you already teach, and stay in control of what students practise.

For the student

Practise realistic situations privately, at your own pace, before the next live class.

Straight answers

What schools usually ask first.

Where does practice happen?

In Telegram. Students answer by text or voice message — there is no separate app to install.

What does the teacher need to provide?

The lesson they’re already teaching. Paste the text or upload the file, and Language Practice builds the practice around it.

Can students reply by voice as well as text?

Yes. Students can type an answer or send a Telegram voice message, whichever they prefer.

Who is Language Practice for?

Language schools and teachers who want students to get more practice between classes, using the material already being taught.

Start with one teacher and one real class

Give your students more practice between classes.

Register your school in Telegram and start with the lesson you’re already teaching.

Start school registration