Online English Courses with Native Teachers

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Live lessons on Zoom with teachers from the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, South Africa and Ireland. Choose a track that matches your goal: speak more confidently, work in English, pass an exam, or write better. Lower-intermediate level and up (CEFR A2+).

An online English course at Live English is a series of live, one-to-one lessons on Zoom with a native English teacher. Sessions run 30 or 45 minutes, are taught entirely in English, and follow a track you choose: spoken English, business English, exam preparation, or writing. Teachers are selected for each track based on their background, so finance learners work with finance-experienced teachers, doctors with medical-experienced teachers, and so on.

Online English courses with native teachers on Zoom

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Which English course is right for you?

Pick the track that matches your main goal. You can switch or combine tracks later.

Your goalRecommended trackLevel neededFormatBest for
Speak more confidently in everyday English Spoken English courseA2-C1Conversation around a chosen article or topic Adults who understand English but freeze when speaking
Use English at work Business English courseB1-C1Role-specific vocabulary, scenarios, current business topics Professionals in finance, HR, sales, science, medical, or general business
Pass a job interview in English Job Interview prep courseB1-C1Role-play, job interview question rehearsal, industry-related vocabulary Professionals who want to get ready for their career change
Pass an English exam English exam preparationA2-C1Exam-format drills, mock sections, score feedback Candidates for IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL, or Cambridge exams
Write clearer English English writing courseB1-C1Written assignments returned with corrections and notes Anyone who writes emails, reports, or essays in English

Not sure which fits? Book a free trial lesson An advisor will help you choose. No credit card needed.

Spoken English Courses

The Spoken English track builds fluency through conversation. Pick an article from the Study Box before your lesson, then discuss it with your teacher. You leave each session with new vocabulary, a few corrected expressions, and questions to check your understanding. Suitable from CEFR A2 (lower-intermediate) upward.

American English Course

Live lessons with American teachers. Useful if you work with US clients, watch a lot of US media, or want your accent to lean American. You also pick up American vocabulary, idioms, and cultural references.

British English Course

Live lessons with British teachers. The right pick if you live in or work with the UK, follow British media, or want a British accent. You also pick up British vocabulary, idioms, and cultural references.

Mix of English Accents

Lessons with a rotating cast of teachers from the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and Ireland. Best if you want to understand any English speaker, not just one accent. You also pick up the cultural differences between English-speaking countries.

Elementary Levels (A2)

A gentler entry point for learners who aren't quite at lower-intermediate yet. Teachers on this track use specific methodology to build vocabulary, basic structure, and confidence before moving you into the standard spoken track.

Professional and Business English Courses

The Professional and Business English Courses help you work in English: meetings, calls, emails, presentations, negotiations. Each track is taught by teachers with professional experience in that field, so the conversation goes technical when it needs to. Recommended from CEFR B1.

General Business English Course

Broad business English with current business news, economic topics, and workplace situations. The right starting point if your work touches multiple business areas.

Finance & Accounting English Course

Teachers with finance or accounting backgrounds work with you on technical vocabulary, market commentary, financial statements, and client conversations.

English course for Human Resources

Many of the teachers on this track are former recruiters or HR managers. You cover interviewing, performance conversations, policy drafting, and internal communication.

English Course for Sales and Marketing

Build the fluency and confidence to pitch a product, lead a discovery call, or present a campaign in English. Includes objection-handling, persuasion vocabulary, and brand-voice work.

English Course for Science and Technology

Teachers with scientific or technical backgrounds discuss research, engineering, product development, and professional topics in your field.

Medical English Course

Vocabulary, case discussion, and medical communication with teachers who have worked in healthcare. Suitable for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and medical reps.

English Course for Personal Development

Soft-skills English: leadership, public speaking, feedback conversations, networking. Grow your English and your professional toolkit at the same time.

Job interview in English

Quick, focused preparation for an upcoming interview in English. Often booked at short notice. Includes mock interviews, common questions, and a walk-through of your CV.

English Exam Preparation Courses

For the English Exams preparation course, plan three to six months for full preparation, or run an intensive track with daily lessons. Your teacher is matched to the exam you’re taking and knows its specific format, scoring, and common pitfalls.

IELTS Preparation course

Full preparation for the IELTS Academic or General Training exam. Useful for relocation, university entry, or professional registration in English-speaking countries.

TOEIC Preparation course

The TOEIC is widely recognised by employers. Prepare for the Listening and Reading test, the Speaking and Writing test, or both.

TOEFL Preparation course

Required by most US universities for international applicants. Practise with teachers who know the iBT format and have a track record of student score gains.

Cambridge Exam Preparation

Preparation for B2 First (FCE), C1 Advanced (CAE), and C2 Proficiency (CPE). Internationally recognised, accepted for life by most institutions.

English Writing Courses

Two writing tracks included in your Premium course. Pick the one that matches what you actually need to write. Both include written assignments returned with detailed corrections.

English Writing Course

General written English: formal letters, essays, articles, personal correspondence. Covers structure, register, common errors, and the conventions of different formats.

Business English Writing Course

The writing you do at work: emails to clients, reports, proposals, internal updates. Includes set expressions, register-switching, and the conventions of professional correspondence in English.

Frequently Asked Questions about our Online English Courses

Most of our courses are aimed at CEFR A2 (lower-intermediate) and above. The Elementary Levels track exists for learners just below that threshold. If you’re not sure, your free trial lesson includes a level evaluation by an advisor.

No. The trial lesson is genuinely free, and no card is required to book it. You only pay if you decide to enrol after the trial.

Lessons are 30 or 45 minutes, scheduled at times you choose. You can have several lessons per week if you want to progress quickly, or one per week if you’re maintaining your level.

The courses on this page are one-to-one. We also run the Live English Club for group sessions on themed topics, included as a free bonus on each formula.

Yes. On the Premium plan you can mix tracks across lessons. On the Pro plan, you stay on one track but can change it once.

All teachers are native English speakers from the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, South Africa, or Ireland. Each track has its own pool, selected for relevant professional experience (HR teachers have HR backgrounds, medical teachers have healthcare experience, and so on).

With one 45-minute lesson per week, most learners feel more confident speaking within four to six weeks. Real CEFR-level movement (B1 to B2, for example) usually takes around six months of consistent practice.

IELTS for university entry or relocation to English-speaking countries. TOEIC for proving your level to employers, especially in Europe and Asia. TOEFL specifically for US universities. Cambridge B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency for lifetime English qualifications recognised internationally.

Try a lesson before you decide

Book a 30-minute trial on Zoom with one of our advisors. We’ll evaluate your English level, talk through the right track for you, and answer any questions you have. No credit card, no obligation.