01A1.1 & A1.2
A1 Beginner
Start with the essentials and build a foundation for simple, familiar situations.
- Introduce yourself and ask simple questions
- Talk about your daily routine
- Practise numbers, shopping, and everyday phrases
A personal approach to learning
Your next chapter
starts with English.
Build your English, one confident step at a time. Clear lessons, practical conversations, and personal guidance from Nour.
From your first words to everyday independence.
YOUR LEARNING JOURNEYA little practice.
A world of possibility.
A world of possibility.
BEGINNERA1A2B1INTERMEDIATE
Real English for real life
SpeakingListeningReadingWritingVocabularyGrammarYour starting point, your pace
A clear path forward.
Three levels. Six course stages. Each one builds on what you know and gives you something new to use.
02A2.1 & A2.2
A2 Elementary
Connect your ideas and feel more comfortable communicating about everyday life.
- Describe people, places, and experiences
- Talk about the past and make plans
- Handle travel situations and share simple opinions
03B1.1 & B1.2
B1 Intermediate
Develop greater independence in familiar social, study, and work situations.
- Explain opinions and discuss your goals
- Follow longer conversations and texts
- Write organised messages and connected ideas
Every stage includes guided practice, homework, revision, and progress checks. Your teacher confirms the right starting point for you.
Learning with direction
Understand it.
Practise it.
Make it yours.
Learning English works best when the next step is clear. We begin with where you are and build through regular practice and feedback.
Practical, teacher-led learning
Vocabulary and grammar come together with listening, reading, writing, and speaking, so you can put each lesson to use.
- 01
Find your starting point
Take the placement assessment to give your teacher a picture of your current English.
- 02
Talk about your goals
Discuss your results with Nour and agree on the appropriate course stage.
- 03
Learn, then put it into practice
Work through structured lessons and reinforce them with regular homework.
- 04
Review your progress
Use feedback and progress checks to understand what is improving and what needs more practice.
Begin with a little clarity
Not sure where
to start?
The placement assessment covers grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, writing, and speaking. Nour reviews your assessment and confirms your final placement.
Take the placement assessmentMeet your teacher
A person behind
your progress.
“I want English learning to feel clear, practical, and approachable.”
I’m Nourallah Jabnouni, the founder of Learn with Nour. I help learners build their English through structured lessons, regular practice, and personal feedback.
Based in Tunisia and speaking Arabic and English, I welcome learners who want a supportive place to begin and a clear direction as they improve.
Nourallah JabnouniFounder & English teacher · Tunisia
Can I start as a complete beginner?
Yes. A1 begins with the foundations: introducing yourself, simple questions, basic vocabulary, and everyday phrases. You do not need to know your level before getting in touch.
How do I know which course stage to join?
Start with the placement assessment, then discuss your results and goals with Nour. Your teacher confirms the stage that best fits your current skills.
What skills will I practise?
Lessons combine speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar. The focus is on understanding English and using it in practical situations.
Will I receive homework?
Yes. Homework reinforces lesson topics and gives you practice between sessions. Revision and progress checks help identify areas that need more attention.
Will I see my level immediately after the assessment?
No. After submitting, contact Nour for your results and final placement. Your teacher reviews the assessment before confirming your level.
How can I ask about lessons or enrolment?
Email Nour with your learning goals and any questions about lessons. You can discuss course suitability, availability, and fees directly before enrolling.
Your next step
Let’s make room
for what’s next.
Ask about lessons, discuss your goals, or request your assessment results.