Stayeng

One-to-one online English lessons for children

Live one-to-one online English lessons that develop speaking confidence, vocabulary, reading, and practical communication skills.

Lessons combine conversation, guided practice, stories, and activities selected for the individual learner.

The teacher adapts the pace and gives parents a clear view of what the child practised and what comes next.

The lesson experience

Live lessons are one-to-one. The free trial lasts 25 minutes and gives the teacher an opportunity to observe the child’s starting level. Parents choose a time and join through the Google Meet link in the confirmation email. There is no obligation to buy a package after the trial.

Included with your package

Packages combine live lessons with educational games, teacher communication, digital learning materials and a parent dashboard. A teacher-recommended level completion certificate becomes visible to parents after manager approval.

Educational English games

Frequently asked questions

How does the free trial work?

Your free trial is a live private lesson with a Stayeng teacher. There is no credit card required and no obligation to subscribe afterwards.

What age groups and languages do you teach?

We teach children aged 4 to 15 in two paths: English for Kids and Turkish for Heritage Kids. English is organized by age and level. Turkish is organized by how much the child understands, speaks, reads, and writes.

What level does my child need to start?

No starting level is required. For English, beginners can start with pictures, movement, stories, and simple phrases. For Turkish heritage learners, it is also fine if your child understands Turkish but answers in English.

What device does my child need?

Any device with a camera and a reliable internet connection — tablet, laptop, or desktop computer. We use a simple video platform that requires no downloads or special software.

How do you choose an online English plan for your child?

For one-to-one lessons for ages 4–15, age is only a starting point. Consider what your child understands, what they can say and how comfortable they are learning on screen.

1. Choose a small, observable goal

A beginner might practise saying their name and asking for an object. A more confident learner might describe their school day in a few sentences.

2. Compare lesson length and frequency

Consider 25- or 50-minute lessons against your child’s attention and your weekly routine. Compare the total lesson count, full price and payment options on the packages page.

3. Connect lessons with home practice

Choose one word or sentence from the lesson and use it again with a real object, a short game or a daily routine. Use the parent dashboard to follow lessons and communicate with the teacher.

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Try a free 25-minute lesson first

There is no obligation to buy a package after the free trial. Packages do not renew automatically.

Guides to help you choose

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