No fixed groups. No missed classes.
We place you at your level and you join any class at that level, Monday to Friday. If you can't make it one day, the next class is waiting.
One-hour classes. Join as many at your level as you like. If you can't make it one day, go to the next.
How do you start?
You usually start the same week you pay.
You choose your plan and pay
No commitment, 6 or 9 months. All are paid month by month, with no sign-up fee. See prices.
We place you at your level
The team checks your level with you. No guessing and no exam.
You get your Modo On
Your own class page: the schedule for your level, the links to your classes and the topic of each class.
You join when you can
Morning or evening, whichever day suits you. No need to tell us, and nothing to catch up on.
Why are there no fixed groups?
A working life isn't predictable: a meeting runs late, a client calls. So your English classes have to fit around you.
Miss a class and the group moves on without you
- A fixed group from day one
- One schedule
- Missing a class puts you behind
- Falling behind is stressful — and stress makes people quit
Miss a class and the next one is waiting
- Your level, not a group
- Morning or evening, Monday to Friday
- No guilt and nothing to catch up on
- Coming back is easy, so you come back
What is a class like?
One hour, live, 100% in English, with at most five people at your level.
It starts with your life
Your week, your work. The teacher connects your story with everyone else's.
A lesson with a plan
Every class has a lesson prepared for that day, and it always gets covered.
Corrected in the moment
Kindly, without making you feel small. Then you try again.
You review your progress
Roughly every 15 days, a session with your teacher on what you've improved.
Why a maximum of 5 per class?
In a one-hour class with 20 people, each person gets 3 minutes to speak at most. With 5, up to 12.
Fluency is built by speaking, not by listening.
Which level will you be in?
Three class groups, following the Common European Framework (CEFR). The team places you; you don't have to guess.
You're starting from zero or with very little. Phrases for everyday life and work, without the fear of getting it wrong.
You get by, but in a meeting you say less than you think. This is where the English you already have comes out.
You're fluent and want precision: nuance, negotiating, sounding like yourself.
We tell you your official level (A1, A2, B1, B2 or C1) when you start, and again in your progress class every 15 days.
What else would you like to know?
What happens if I miss a class?
Nothing. There are no fixed groups and no chain of topics: you join the next class at your level. Nothing to catch up on, and no group leaving you behind.
How do I know my level?
You don't need to. Once you choose your plan, the team checks your level with you and places you in Basic (A1–A2), Intermediate (B1–B2) or Advanced (C1). If you want an idea first, try the free level check (in Spanish).
What times are the classes?
Monday to Thursday, mornings 7:00–9:00 a.m. and evenings 6:00–8:00 p.m. Fridays, mornings only, 7:00–9:00 a.m. Colombia time. Each class lasts one hour.
How many people are in each class?
Five at most, so everyone actually speaks in every class.
Do the classes follow a fixed program?
Every class has a lesson prepared for that day, but the teacher steers it toward what the group needs.
Can I move up a level?
Yes. Your teacher follows your progress and the team tells you when you move up. You don't have to ask.