Live English immersion for kids ages 8 to 12. Squads of exactly four. High energy. English only. Every session, the mission depends on them.
Four kids. One mission. Fifty minutes where the only language the scenario understands is English.
We don't teach grammar. We build situations where kids need English to win. Ten minutes in, they forget to be nervous about it.
Every child holds a critical piece of the puzzle. The mission only completes when everyone contributes. Nobody finishes it alone.
Because the number of kids in the room completely dictates how a child behaves online.
Some kids have plenty of English in their head. It just never comes out when an adult is watching and waiting. Those are the kids this was designed for.
In a squad, nobody is watching them perform. Everyone is staring at the same puzzle, and their squad genuinely needs the piece they're holding. The attention lands on the problem, not on them. That difference sounds small. For a quiet kid, it's everything.
Ten years of teaching taught me a rule I've never seen broken: the quiet ones are almost never behind. They're just done being put on the spot.
Three steps. No hoops.
Squads are matched by age and conversational ability. An 8-year-old is never outpaced by a 12-year-old. The missions sit on a real A2 to B1 language framework. The adventure is the wrapper.
The squad is locked inside a remote arctic weather station during a blizzard. To restart the power grid before the radio tower freezes, they decode technical logs and coordinate live commands.
A stranger drops into the squad mid-mission. New voice, strange accent, zero warning. The kids don't know who is coming, and honestly, neither do the parents.
Here is why I do it. Most kids spend years learning English from one teacher, and they get scarily good at understanding that one person. Then a real human with a different accent talks to them at an airport, and everything falls apart.
I have watched it happen. It is heartbreaking, and it is fixable.
So once a month, the squad has to figure out a brand-new speaker together, live, mid-mission. It sounds like a party trick. It is the most quietly serious thing in the program.
Who might show up?
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I have taught both kids and adults across Thailand, Spain, and Mexico, with students from across Europe, Latin America, and Asia. And I noticed one universal flaw everywhere.
Children who knew exactly what to say would go completely silent the moment they felt watched. They were not struggling with vocabulary. They were struggling with performance pressure.
That is why I built Squad4English. By turning a high-pressure classroom into a cooperative, immersive mission, we take the judgment out of the room. Nobody is being graded in there. They are too busy trying to restart a power grid before the blizzard hits.
We're selective. A squad only works if the four kids actually click, so I would rather leave a seat empty than fill it wrong.
Ages 8 to 12, A2 or B1 English level
Can follow basic English instructions, even if speaking is still hard
Curious, energetic, up for a challenge. Even if they're shy.
You want real immersion, not another class where they coast in their native language
Squad4English is new. The founding squads are forming right now, which means you'd be joining before the reviews, before the waitlist, before it's the obvious choice.
I won't pretend otherwise, and honestly, that's exactly what the founding rate is for. The first two squads, eight families in total, get €200 a month locked in for as long as they're enrolled, while everyone after them pays €250. You're not paying less for a worse product. You're being paid for your trust.
And you're not trusting blindly. Your child does a full free trial mission before you commit a cent. You watch the debrief. You see exactly what this is before any money moves.
The testimonials will come. The €200 won't come back.
Squads launch September 2026. You'll hear back within two weeks of your consultation once your squad is confirmed. And if the first real mission isn't a fit for your child, you pay nothing and we part as friends.
Leave your email. When founding spots open for September, you'll be the first to know. I will send exactly one email, when it matters, and that is it.
We'll reach out when founding spots open. Keep an eye on your inbox.
Fifteen minutes with you. Thirty minutes of a real mission with your child. Then you decide, with zero pressure from me.
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