Course 1 · starts Monday 9 November 2026
#GrowInEnglish
Free lesson
Nine minutes, five sounds, and a quick check after each one. Watch it, pause it, say the words out loud, then test your ear with the five sound pairs.
The video goes live soon. Until then, try the five sound pairs on this page.
Tap a word to hear it, or press Test me.
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Course 1 classes
Levels are measured, not guessed: everyone takes an online placement test with a short speaking recording first. Goals are set for two courses, because moving up one level usually takes 150–200 hours of guided learning.
IELTS · age 15+ (14 with parent consent)
3.5–4.5 → 5.0–5.5band now → goal after 2 courses
IELTS · age 15+ (14 with parent consent)
5.0–5.5 → 6.0–6.5band now → goal after 2 courses
Age 15+ · school students and working adults
A1+/A2 → B1CEFR level now → goal after 2 courses
Age 15 and over: school students and working adults learn together. Younger learners can join when they have a clear need and a parent agrees.
How it works
Short videos explain the rules before class, so the live session on Zoom is for practice and feedback. This is one 120-minute session, drawn to scale.
Before class
Watch the videos on Google Classroom and do the short quiz, so class starts where you need help.
In class · 2 hours on Zoom
Speaking, writing and role-plays in pairs and small groups, with feedback while you work.
After class
Daily flashcards in the Practice Room, one graded task returned within 48 hours, and extra self-study time.
Included
Your teacher
Nam teaches every iGreener class himself, live from the Gold Coast, Australia, where he is training to become a secondary school teacher.
Fees · founding cohort
3,600,000 VND per course
24 sessions × 150,000 VND, the Founding price for Courses 1 and 2.
Your seat is confirmed when the first payment arrives. The official IELTS test fee is not included.
How to join
Registration closes on Friday 6 November 2026, or earlier when a class is full.
Learn
Vietnamese syllables end in only a few consonants, so English endings like -s, -ed and final clusters easily go missing. Here is why it matters to your listener, and a 10-minute daily routine to fix it.
Rereading word lists feels like studying, but most of it fades within days. Testing yourself, with reviews spread out over time, works far better. Here is the research, and a 10-minute plan you can start today.
Community and contact
Free community for everyone learning with iGreener: challenges, Speaking Club and practice partners.
Join Greeners' Room · opens soon