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If your organisation needs to move a group of adults or students up the CEFR ladder, or get them ready to sit IELTS, you can run that on The English Hub today. This page sets out exactly what that includes, and exactly what it does not.
The English Hub was built for 13-18 year olds sitting GCSE and IGCSE English, and for the schools that teach them. Two parts of it transfer directly to organisations: IELTS preparation, which is an adult exam, and structured EAL practice graded to CEFR levels. Everything offered on this page is one of those two. There is no separate business-communication, workplace-writing or industry-vocabulary library behind it, and we are not going to imply there is.
Three capabilities, all of them live on the platform now. You can open the first two yourself before you speak to anyone.
An organisation account groups learners into cohorts. It is the same cohort model schools use, so it is the part of the product that has had the most use.
Better you know now than after a purchase order. None of the following exists today:
IELTS access is sold per learner at the published rate: £39 a month or £249 a year. That is the same price an individual pays.
The EAL topic material and the CEFR placement test are open to any account at no cost. AI assessment of writing and speaking against CEFR levels sits behind a paid plan.
We do not publish a volume discount, so there is not one quoted here. If you need a purchase order, a single invoice for a cohort or a phased rollout, put it in the enquiry and we will tell you what we can and cannot do.
Your enquiry goes to the same inbox as our school enquiries, and we reply within one UK working day.
We ask what the cohort actually needs: how many learners, roughly what level they are, and what they need English for. If the honest answer is workplace communication coaching, we will say so and point you elsewhere.
If it is a fit, we agree a small first cohort, set up the organisation account and cohorts, and give you the join codes.
Learners sit the CEFR placement test first, so the starting level is measured rather than assumed.
Six fields. No payment details are collected on this form.
The English Hub is a product designed with under-18s in mind, so its data handling is built to that standard. How we handle personal data is set out in the privacy policy. Read the privacy policy.
Buying for a school rather than an organisation? The schools page covers pilots, departmental rollout and school pricing. /schools
Fair use on AI feedback: up to 10 assessed writing submissions and 30 assessed speaking responses per learner per day.
Reporting covers what learners do on this platform. It is not a record of their English anywhere else, and it is not a competency assessment for HR purposes.