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English for children online is the newest language course we offer – available from September 1, 2013. Young learners can study or practice their English entirely online – whenever and wherever they w

English for children online is the newest language course we offer – available from September 1, 2013.English for kids

Young learners can study or practice their English entirely online – whenever and wherever they wish.

The courses are for ages 11-13 and 13-16.

Lessons are taught live with a teacher in a virtual classroom – 2 academic hours, 2 times per week

Unlimited access to interactive:

  • Textbooks covering all course material.
  • Exercises on all topics and lessons.
  • Tests for all course content.

Kabinata logo with web addressParental Control – complete information about your child's progress.

Course details and curriculum.

Textbook and workbook included in the price.

Gift – headphones and microphone for every student.

You decide the time and place to learn, and the pace of progress!

Online language learning is easy and effective!

Watch the free video lesson

Continue with the free video course:

Английски за начинаещи 🇬🇧 Урок 1: The English Alphabet & Numbers

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