
Learning by doing
Textbooks ask you to read and remember. Red Swan Tutor asks you to take part. Learn in the lessons, practise in the Park, test yourself in the Airport, and move back and forth between them in short, focused sessions, on whatever device you have to hand.





How it works
Active, not passive
You don’t just read about English, you use it. Every activity asks you to listen, choose and answer, with sound, characters and places to explore. Instant scores show you exactly where you stand.
Short, targeted, step by step
Sessions are bite-sized and focus on one skill at a time, so you can work on your weak points and come back as often as you like. Each step is a little harder than the last, especially from the Park to the Airport.
Use Red Swan Tutor on your phone, tablet or computer: in a waiting room, on the bus, at lunchtime. Your progress follows you from one device to the next, so ten spare minutes always count.


Fun, but never easy
In the Lessons: each lesson ends with two five-question tests, one at B1 and one at B2. The corrections explain why the right answer is right, and why each of the other options is wrong. To reach B2, the level of an independent English user, aim for 5 out of 5 at B1 and at least 4 out of 5 at B2.
In the Park: characters ask you two questions and only hand over a key if you get both right. In each practice box you need at least 3 out of 4 correct to earn Air Smiles: 300 for three, 400 for a perfect score.
In the Airport: every question is timed, reading and listening alike, just as in a real exam. It makes practice realistic and trains you in time management, an essential skill on exam day.
Learn it. Practise it. Test it. Remember it.
Hands-on learning
Characters, places to explore, sound and questions to answer: you’re always doing something, not just reading.
Instant scores
Every activity gives you a score straight away, so you always know where you stand.
Focus on weak points
Choose the skill you need (grammar, vocabulary, listening or reading) and practise it as often as you like.
Exam-ready skills
Exam-style questions in reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary: the skills tested in the major English proficiency exams.
Little and often
Short sessions on any device make regular practice easy, and regular practice is what makes progress.

