An English class your Thai partner can host,
with the lessons already done
See a class in action — tap to see how a class runs
Plug a phone into the TV, speak, and watch the stars fall.
See how a class runs, step by step →Send this link to your Thai partner. The guide is in Thai, with English under every line.
See the Lesson Player at work — tap a phone to play the clip
Your Thai partner's dashboard, speaking to the AI for a score, and the practice games. The on-screen text is in Thai.
Why the host needs little or no English
Everything that needs English is already done by the system.
- Download the Epub Learn English lesson book
- Practise the 12 phrases at home
- Class on the TV, relaxed and fun
- Three homework jobs
- Next week’s Epub Learn English lesson book
See exactly how the lesson flows →
- The avatar says every English phraseThe host never has to pronounce a word.
- A Thai voice guides every stepIn Class Mode on the TV, so the host just follows along.
- The AI listens and gives the starsThe host is not the judge of anyone’s speaking.
- The Epub Learn English lesson book does the teaching up frontIt has the English audio, the Thai translation and the Thai-script sounds, so students arrive already practised.
- The pack sets each week’s 12 phrasesThere are no lesson plans to write.
- Homework and results run by themselvesThe teacher dashboard shows each student’s stars, passes and a suggested grade.
The host’s job is to run the room: plug the phone into the TV, pass the microphone, keep it fun and encourage the students.
- Invites the students and sets up a TV or screen, a basic microphone and a phone or laptop: the same kit as a karaoke night at home.
- Guides the room. Class Mode speaks to the students in Thai, so the host does not need English.
- Keeps the students coming back, using the teacher dashboard to see who is on track.
- Provides the whole course: 40 packs, 1,920 sentences, 960 question-and-answer sets, CEFR A to B1.
- Sets the homework each week and scores every spoken attempt by AI, word by word.
- Gives the host, the students and the school admin their own dashboards.
Rules about running classes in Thailand, and about foreigners working, are yours to check before you start. We cannot give legal advice, and nothing on this page is a promise of income.
Homework and AI grading run on the system's own weekly clock, not on whether a class actually happened. A student home sick never loses that week's homework or scoring.
The class is not locked to the students it starts with. New students can be added mid-month from the host's dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to speak English, or Thai, to run this?
The host does not need English. Every sentence comes with native audio, Class Mode is guided entirely in Thai, and the homework is preprogrammed, so there is no lesson plan to write. The host's job is to guide the room and keep the students engaged. You do not need any Thai at all.
What do we need to set up physically?
Any TV or screen, connected to a phone or laptop with a cheap HDMI cable, plus a basic microphone. If the family already has a karaoke setup at home, that is everything. No dedicated classroom or special equipment is needed.
How much does it cost?
Send us an enquiry and we will reply with the current pricing and how to pay. There is no automatic renewal. The full terms, including refunds, are on the privacy, terms and refunds page.
Will this earn money?
We cannot promise any income. Whether and how a host charges families, and any local rules that apply to running a class, are the host's own decision and responsibility. What we provide is the lessons, homework, scoring and dashboards.
How much speaking practice does each student actually get?
Lesson scoring and Voice Lab are two different things, and neither is credit-metered. Lesson scoring is part of the course: every sentence in the month's pack is scored, with up to three tries per sentence. If a student is still stuck after three tries, a Special Pass moves them forward and points them to that sentence in their lesson book to review later, so nobody gets left behind on one sentence. Separately, every student gets 150 free Voice Lab attempts each month, to spend on any sentence in the catalogue. Unused free attempts do not roll over. VOCAP word games are unlimited. A student who wants more Voice Lab practice can buy top-up credits, which never expire.
What happens if a student keeps failing a sentence?
Every sentence allows up to three scored attempts. If a student has not passed by the third, the system issues a Special Pass automatically, moves them to the next sentence, and points them to that sentence's number in their lesson book so they can review it at their own pace. It is recorded separately on the host's dashboard, so the host can see at a glance who needed one and where.
Can students work ahead, or are they held to one pack per month?
The class as a whole moves one pack per month. That keeps everyone together and gives each month a clear finish line. Individual students are not locked out, though: a student who finishes the month's work can keep practising in Voice Lab, play VOCAP, or get started on the next pack. Pacing is a guide for the class, not a gate on the student.
What do the students start with?
Every new class starts at Pack 01, whatever the students' school grade. Pack 01 is a true starting point for any age, so a mixed-age village class can begin there and move forward together. The course is aligned to Thai school years, Mor 2 to Mor 5, with 10 packs per grade.
Is this just phrase memorisation, or do students learn grammar?
Both. Every lesson has a Pattern Power grammar tab: the student taps it and sees the formula behind the sentence, a Thai explanation of when to use it, and two swap examples that apply the pattern to different content. That is how students learn the rule, not just the sentence.