What does LearnLingo.ai offer schools?
LearnLingo.ai supports guided school pilots with teacher-led speaking assignments, student practice, completion signals, feedback readiness, and school-scoped review controls.
Transform your language teaching with AI tutors for individual practice, teacher-led assignments, pilot analytics, and school-scoped privacy controls for controlled school pilots.
30-day guided pilot • No card required • Founder-led setup
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LearnLingo.ai supports guided school pilots with teacher-led speaking assignments, student practice, completion signals, feedback readiness, and school-scoped review controls.
No. The current public school offer is a guided pilot for language departments and cohorts, not a broad self-serve enterprise LMS replacement.
Pilots can be planned around GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Cert, IB, Cambridge IGCSE, or department-specific speaking goals after confirming the exact content and reporting needs.
Schools should confirm privacy, safeguarding, reporting, assignment, and support workflows during pilot setup before expanding to more classes or departments.
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School-exam and classroom context: GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Cert, teacher-led assignments, and education routing.
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Do not promise grade outcomes, official marks, outcome forecasts, or broad LMS capabilities beyond guided pilots.
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Guided school pilots, teacher assignment workflows, dashboards, completion signals, and school-scoped controls.
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Do not oversell self-serve enterprise deployment or claim to be a school authority.
Every feature designed to address the specific challenges language teachers face in modern classrooms. From individual practice to exam preparation.
Learners practise 1-on-1 with AI tutors that adapt to their level.
Automated feedback, analytics, and pre-built lessons reduce marking hours.
Every feature designed with teachers and school administrators in mind. From assignments and reports to trust-centre controls.
Set up teachers, students, classes, licences, and invitations for a controlled school pilot
School Benefit:
Run a small department pilot without live payment setup or manual database intervention.
Track individual and class progress with detailed reports on speaking, grammar, and vocabulary
School Benefit:
Review speaking minutes, completions, feedback-ready submissions, and teacher activity.
School-scoped trust, audit, and support-review controls for export and deletion requests
School Benefit:
Give stakeholders honest answers about data use while keeping sensitive actions under review.
Speaking practice can be planned around GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Certificate, IB, or workplace topics
School Benefit:
Use ready-made speaking tasks mapped to your exam boards and schemes of work.
Start small, prove usage, then decide whether to expand. We help set up the pilot while your teachers keep control.
Start with a 30-day no-card pilot for a small language department or cohort
Quick 1-hour online training session for all language teachers
Invite students into school-scoped classes and assignments
Founder-led check-ins during pilot setup, usage review, and conversion planning
Flexible pricing and features designed for different school sizes, age groups, and educational settings.
The best first pilot is a focused cohort with one or two teachers, a small student group, real speaking assignments, and a clear review of usage, feedback readiness, and teacher workload.
Our platform aligns with GCSE, A-Level, and Leaving Certificate syllabi. We work with your department to ensure practice topics match your scheme of work and assessment criteria. Students practice the same topics you're teaching in class.
School data is handled through authenticated, school-scoped product flows with trust-centre visibility and controlled support review for export or deletion requests. We discuss any formal data-processing requirements before a live pilot.
For a first pilot, we recommend a short onboarding session covering class setup, assignments, student join flow, feedback review, and the admin report. The first week should be treated as a supported rollout, not a hands-off deployment.
Teachers and school admins can review class, assignment, submission, speaking-time, and feedback-readiness signals. We recommend using the first pilot to confirm exactly which reporting views your department needs.
The platform has exam-aware language practice across major GCSE, A-Level, and Leaving Certificate paths. For IB, Cambridge IGCSE, workplace language, or recruitment-training scenarios, we confirm the exact pilot content before setup.