Everyone says "small classes."
Here is what we actually do.
The same system runs behind IELTS prep, TOEIC training, and private lessons in Bangkok. Four steps, from the first level check to the progress report at the end of term. No part of it is a secret, so you can judge it before you pay for anything.
Four steps, every term,
in every program.
Nothing here changes because you picked IELTS instead of TOEIC. What changes is the content poured into it.
Start at your real level
A free three-minute placement scan, then a teacher confirms it in your demo class. Two checks, because a vocabulary quiz alone cannot hear you speak.
Free, before you enrollSpeak in every lesson
Groups of 6 or fewer, paired, or one to one. The format exists for one reason: at this size there is no back row to hide in, so you produce English every session.
Max 6 studentsPractice between lessons
Homework is usually something we built: vocabulary and grammar drilled with spaced repetition inside a real browser game. Your results come back to class.
On your own deviceSee the progress
Scores tracked from the first session to the end of term, so improvement is a number you can look at, not a feeling your teacher reports.
Every termPublished course books, not homemade photocopies.
Anyone can print a worksheet. We teach from Cambridge English's published series, the same internationally benchmarked books used in accredited programs worldwide, so your progress maps onto a standard that exists outside this building.
The books carry the syllabus. The games we build carry the drilling, which is the part books have always been bad at.
Cambridge English materials- Mindset for IELTS. How each part of the exam actually works, and exactly how to answer it under time pressure.
- Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS. The academic and topic words that move bands, learned in real context rather than as word lists.
- Common Mistakes at IELTS. The specific errors that quietly cap scores, found and fixed one at a time.
- A benchmarked TOEIC curriculum covering every question type on the Listening and Reading test, with full-length timed mocks.
One lesson. Everyone on their own level.
Paired and small-group classes often span two or three levels at once. The usual fix is to teach the middle and let both ends drift.
Ours is different: the lesson runs on a main screen, and each student follows the same moment on their own device, written at their level. Same activity, same timing, vocabulary and support tuned per student. Nobody is bored and nobody is lost.
It is also what makes a true hybrid class possible rather than a compromise: a student at home is on the same screen, at the same moment, as a student in the room in Bangkapi.
- Same lesson, many views. The teacher drives one screen; every device stays in step with it.
- Leveled per skill. Strong reader, weaker writer? You are placed separately on each, not averaged into one label.
- Works from anywhere. Students in the room and students joining online follow the identical lesson.
Placement we are willing to argue with you about.
If the scan says Foundation and you wanted Upper-Intermediate, we will tell you. Putting a student in a class that flatters them wastes a term and their money, and it is the single most common way language schools quietly fail people. The demo class is free precisely so this conversation happens before you pay.
How the classes work.
What does "small group" actually mean at GrammarMetric?
A hard cap of 6 students in an in-person group class, with paired and one-to-one formats available too. It is a cap, not an average: the class does not grow to 10 because demand was high that term.
How does a hybrid English class work in practice?
The lesson runs on a main screen in the classroom in Bangkapi. Every student, in the room or online, follows the same moment of the same lesson on their own device, written at their own level. Same activity, same timing, support tuned per student.
How do you decide which class I start in?
Two checks. A free 3-minute online placement scan gives a first reading, then the teacher confirms it in your free demo class, because a vocabulary quiz cannot hear you speak. If the two disagree, the teacher wins.
What course books do you teach from?
Cambridge English published series, Mindset for IELTS, Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS, and Common Mistakes at IELTS, plus a benchmarked TOEIC curriculum. Internationally benchmarked books, not homemade photocopies.
See the method in a real lesson.
Book a free demo class. You get a real lesson with a real teacher, and an honest answer about where you should start.
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