AvoLingo — where you use a language shapes what you learn

Start with what
you want to say.

A trip coming up, or a conversation you’ve always wanted to have. Learn phrases at your level, then try them out with an AI tutor.

Explore learning on your own
A woman in a lime-green shirt on a sunny Paris balcony, one earbud in, speaking into her phone.

Built for your class,
a turn for everyone.

Every student practises what was taught in class, out loud and in writing. AvoLingo keeps track of assignments, feedback and each student’s progress.

Explore for schools
Three classmates of different backgrounds laughing together at a tablet in a sunny international-school corridor.

Different majors,
different English.

From general English to the language of presentations and lab work in your field. Universities can see progress and results for every programme.

Explore for universities
A nursing student in teal scrubs, one earbud in, speaking to her tablet in a sunlit hospital training ward.

Language training
that fits the work.

Practise what each role needs for meetings, presentations and working together. See every team’s progress and results in one place.

Explore for teams
A man in a blue shirt speaking at a desk by an office window, city towers behind him.

What I want from a language is my own. So why is everyone learning the same one?

Your own way

Learn a language your way.

Everyone starts from a different level — so why learn in the same order?

  • A young woman in a denim jacket smiling on a video call on her phone, sitting on a campus lawn. Everyday talk
  • Colleagues laughing together around a laptop at a sunny meeting table with a city view. Business trips
  • A woman in a cream blazer speaking to her laptop in a glass phone booth at the office. Video calls
  • A smiling older man in a green shirt holding up his phone at a café on a colourful street. Travel
  • A student in a white lab coat talking at his laptop beside microscopes in a university lab. Your major
  • A university student in a lime T-shirt laughing with earbuds in, sitting on his dorm bed with a laptop. Class review
  • A woman in a pink top laughing at her laptop in a bright study lounge. Hobbies
  • A site engineer in a white hard hat and orange vest reading a tablet at a construction site. On the job
Solutions

From learning on your own
to teaching a whole class.

Whether you are getting ready for a trip or running a programme, there is a way to use AvoLingo. Pick the one that matches where you learn or teach.

  • Individual learners

    Learn what you need for the trips and conversations ahead, then use it yourself.

  • K–12 schools & academies

    Carry each lesson into every student’s own speaking and writing.

  • Universities & ESP

    Help students explain what they study, in presentations and discussions.

  • Corporate L&D

    Prepare for the conversations work really needs, from meetings to customer calls.

  • English
  • Turkish
  • Korean
  • German
  • Arabic
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Italian
  • Japanese
  • Chinese
  • Malay
  • Indonesian
  • Russian
How you learn

Learn it, use it,
practise again.

Read and listen to one topic to learn its content and language together. Then speak and write about it, get feedback and practise again.

  1. Tell us what you are learning and why. Your goals, interests and current level shape the lessons.

Personal

Start with the practice
you need now.

Begin from your current level and the situations you want to handle.

  • Screen recording of the AvoLingo app: a learner writes why they are learning English, and the app turns it into goal cards such as “Prepare for the first video call with the Singapore team”.

    It starts from your goal.

    Answer AvoLingo’s questions, and a roadmap takes shape, from the practice you need now to the situations you’ll take on next.

  • A woman in an orange sweater by a sunny window, holding her phone close and speaking into it in English.

    Your results shape what comes next.

    Every time you practise, your results are analysed to adjust what you learn next, and how hard it is.

From the textbook and the classroom to words you actually use.

Follow a learning path, then use what you have learned in conversations and role-plays.

  • A man in a blue shirt talks through his laptop, sitting in a lounge chair at a coworking space.

    From the app’s Roadmaps screen: “Arriving in London” (A2) is completed, and “Getting Around London” (A2) is in progress and selected.

    A path that fits your goal

    Start from your level and goal, and work through units in order.

  • AvoLingo app screen recording: a speaking lesson at an airport check-in desk. The character says "Good morning! I’m flying to Frankfurt today.", the learner answers each line aloud, each answer turns green with its score, and the lesson ends with "Amazing Job!".

    Say what you have learned

    Listen, answer out loud, and get a score and feedback right away.

  • A woman in lilac scrubs laughs as she talks on the phone, sitting on a bench outside.

    AvoLingo app screen recording: a medical English role-play, "Taking a Patient History". The learner works through three tasks with a patient character, typing each question, and finishes with "Great job!" and a summary.

    Use it again in role-plays

    Repeat it in different ways, from words to role-plays, until you can use what you know.

Remembers you.
Adapts to you.

Your AvoLingo AI tutor remembers what you have learned and practised. Tell it your interests and level, and it starts there. The more you talk and practise, the more your next lesson fits you.

See personal learning

What your AI tutor remembers: your next lesson, words learned, your streak, your learning roadmaps, your tutor, conversation feedback and study time.

AvoLingo tutors Isabelle and Brad, waving hello.
Where learning happens

Wherever you learn,
start with what you need.

Learn on your own, in class or at work. Start with the language that fits your goals and the situations you face.

Talk to us about your organisation

Start practising what
you will need next.

Learning on your own? See how lessons fit your topics and level. Running a programme? Talk to us about your learners and goals.

A new language. Three AvoLingo learners. Your way. AvoLingo tutors Isabelle and Brad with the mascot.