Get in touch for a course enquiry

Thinking about starting a language course but not sure where to begin? That's exactly what we're here for. Whether you want to book a place, arrange a level assessment, or simply ask a few questions before committing, reaching out to Equlix is the first practical step. Tell us your target language, your current experience (even if that's "complete beginner"), and what you'd like to achieve — everyday conversation, a work-related goal, travel, or a specific exam — and we'll point you toward the right course and the right tutor. What to include in your enquiry The more detail you share, the faster and more accurate our reply. Useful things to mention: the language you want to learn; whether you've studied it before and roughly how long ago; your best guess at your current CEFR level (A1–C2), if you have one; how many hours a week you can realistically dedicate; your preferred learning format (one-to-one tutoring, small group, or conversation club); and any deadline you're working toward, such as an exam date or a trip. If you're unsure about your level, don't worry — a short level assessment sorts that out and takes the guesswork out of choosing a course. Requesting a level assessment Our level assessment is designed to place you in the course where you'll make the fastest, most comfortable progress — neither bored by material that's too easy nor overwhelmed by content that's too advanced. It looks at reading, listening, and speaking so we can recommend a starting point that matches how you actually use the language, not just what you can recognise on paper. When you get in touch, just say you'd like an assessment and we'll explain the next steps and arrange a suitable time. If you'd like to understand the framework we use first, our guides on "How to choose the right language level for you" and "Understanding CEFR levels from A1 to C2" are a helpful starting point. Matching you with a named tutor Every Equlix course is taught by a named tutor, not an anonymous rota, so continuity and rapport are part of the experience from day one. When you contact us, let us know if you have a preference — a tutor who specialises in exam preparation, one who focuses on spoken fluency, or someone experienced with absolute beginners. We'll do our best to match your goals, availability, and learning style, and we'll tell you clearly who you'd be working with before anything is confirmed. Common questions before you enrol Many people write to us with the same practical concerns: How long will it take to reach a useful level? Is a tutor-led course worth it compared with self-study? How do conversation clubs fit alongside structured lessons? How should I prepare if I have an exam coming up? These are all things we're happy to talk through, and our guide library covers each one in depth — including "How long does it take to learn a language?", "Self-study vs tutor-led language learning", "How to get the most from conversation clubs", and "How to prepare for a language exam". Reading those before you get in touch can help you ask sharper questions and make a quicker decision. What happens after you contact us Once we receive your enquiry, we'll reply with a clear, no-pressure summary: a recommended course or level, the tutor we'd suggest, and the practical details you need to decide. If a level assessment makes sense first, we'll set that up. There's no obligation at any stage — the goal is simply to make sure that whatever you choose is genuinely right for you before you commit your time and effort. When you're ready to explore the courses in more detail, Read more on the relevant course pages and guides, then send us your enquiry with any remaining questions.