For ESL and language tutors
Hear them speak. See them write. Prove they are improving.
Language learning is speaking, writing and a lot of small grammar checks. LearnWorkly puts all three in one place: students record answers, write with your comments alongside, and grammar questions mark themselves.

Sound familiar?
What gets in the way today
“Can you hear me?” is not a check
In a video lesson it is hard to know who really understood. A quick question with live answers tells you in seconds.
Writing feedback gets lost
Comments in emails and chat threads disappear. Here they stay on the student’s work, where they can reply.
Parents and adult learners want proof
Show skills improving over time, from real answers, not a feeling.
How LearnWorkly helps
Built for the way you teach
Speaking practice
Audio questions: students record, you listen and reply with your own voice note.
Grammar that marks itself
Fill in the blank, matching and multiple choice with accepted alternatives, marked instantly.
Writing with a conversation
Free response with rubrics, your comments on the answer and the student’s reply underneath.
Progress by skill
Tag questions with skills like “past simple” or “linking words” and watch them improve.
Example
A 45-minute speaking and grammar lesson
- 1
Warm-up: three quick fill-in-the-blank questions on last week’s grammar. You see who remembers in 30 seconds.
- 2
Speaking: each student records a one-minute answer. You listen while others work and reply with a voice note.
- 3
Writing: a short paragraph as homework, with a rubric, due before the next lesson.
Features you will use most
Frequently asked questions
Can I teach in other languages?
Yes. Questions can be in any language, the student screen is available in 18 languages, and AI can write questions in the language you choose.
Does it work for IELTS or exam preparation?
Yes. Use timed homework, several attempts and rubrics for writing and speaking tasks.
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