Start Here

Start with these three things.

1. Watch Lesson 1

Ten minutes. Greetings, pronunciation basics, your first ten words.

2. Download the roadmap

The whole six months on one page. Print it, stick it on your fridge.

3. Do today’s homework

Five sentences. Thirty seconds of speaking practice. That’s it for day one.

What “CLB 5” actually means

CLB stands for Canadian Language Benchmark. Level 5 means you can hold an everyday conversation, understand the main point of clear speech, and write short, connected texts. It roughly matches a low B1 on the European CEFR scale, though the two systems measure things differently, so we won’t pretend one converts perfectly into the other.

How much time this actually takes

Watching videos alone won’t get you there. Plan for 45 to 90 minutes a day: vocabulary, grammar, listening, and speaking practice. We’ll tell you exactly how to split that time each week.