Understand the starting point
Discuss the student’s home language, educational background, current English use, and parent’s preferred communication language. Review reading, writing, speaking, and listening needs.
TTS ACADEMIC LAB™ / ENGLISH LEARNER LAB
Build English skills.
Find your voice.
Personalized support for multilingual students developing the English they need for classroom learning and everyday communication.
VocabularyReadingWritingSpeaking & listening
Discuss your child’s language goals →
FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS / ESOL STUDENTSBuild on what
Build on what
your child already knows.
Home-language strengths, current English proficiency, age, and schoolwork help shape an individual learning plan. Developing English does not mean a student lacks knowledge or ability.
Teach with language support
Use modeling, visuals, vocabulary practice, sentence frames, and guided conversation. Appropriate home-language support is agreed with the tutor; available language support is confirmed before enrollment.
Develop independence
Practice using English in meaningful tasks, revisit skills, and reduce prompts as the student becomes more confident. Tutors review work to choose the next teaching step.
FOUR CONNECTED SKILL AREASLanguage for learning.
Language for learning.
Language for life.
Lessons connect English development to academic and social contexts, with a focus chosen for each learner.
Vocabulary and comprehension
Develop useful everyday and subject-specific vocabulary, understand instructions, and read texts with increasing independence.
Writing and expression
Build sentences, organize ideas, and communicate clearly through writing tasks matched to the learner’s stage.
Speaking and listening
Practice asking questions, following explanations, participating in conversations, and presenting ideas.
Language across subjects
Connect language instruction to ELA and mathematics, including explaining reasoning and understanding word problems.
Measure meaningful steps.
Goals can include using new vocabulary independently, understanding a passage, organizing a paragraph, or explaining an idea aloud. Tutors use work samples and short skill checks to review growth.
Keep the next step clear.
Parents receive plain-language progress updates. Schools can discuss a coordinated program with agreed subjects, schedule, language support, and reporting needs.
Instruction supported by Tutor Hub
Educators use assessment evidence, editable lesson plans, practice materials, session notes, and reviewed report drafts to support instruction. AI-assisted drafts require tutor review; language adaptations are checked before use.
Explore the educator product →FAMILY ENROLLMENT & SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
Ask about English support →Tell us about your learner.
Discuss the student’s age, home language, current needs, and goals. TTS confirms language support, materials, delivery format, scheduling, and pricing before enrollment.
ENGLISH + ACADEMIC LEARNING
More than translating a worksheet.
- Everyday and classroom vocabulary
- Reading short texts for meaning
- Building sentences and connected writing
- Understanding mathematical language
- Tutor-observed listening and speaking
English tasks stay in English to build understanding. Bilingual directions and individualized support help students access the task without simply supplying the answer.
HOME-LANGUAGE SUPPORT
Start with what the student knows.
The portal includes direction support for Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic and Haitian Creole, alongside English. Other home languages can be recorded and supported through tutor-added, reviewed language notes.
Content and pacing are confirmed for each student’s age, literacy and teaching stage. Practice results are instructional evidence; they are not a standardized English proficiency score.
ALREADY ENROLLED?
Your learning, connected.
Your registered account opens the program assigned to you. Lessons, practice, results and tutoring sessions stay together in your portal.