Clear answers before you start your TutorAI English journey.

The course is designed for Pakistani youth and adults who can read or understand some English but hesitate, translate mentally or struggle to reply confidently in real conversations.

Yes. Urdu support is used to remove confusion and explain meaning clearly. The goal is not to keep learners dependent on Urdu, but to help them move steadily into confident English use.

The English Speaking Course contains 5 structured module organised into five phases from CEFR A1 through B2+ communication goals.

The course is designed around practical sentences, Urdu-supported meaning, vocabulary and grammar guidance, speaking drills, listening practice, LMS activities and quizzes. Specific learning activities evolve as learners progress through the phases.

Registered learners receive access guidance through the Tutor AI & English communication pathway. The course LMS is hosted separately at lms.tutoraien.pk.

The TutorAI learning pathway includes weekly live guidance and group speaking activities for relevant registered learners. Session details and joining instructions are shared through the active student communication channel.

Yes. AI-supported practice is part of the SPEAK Framework. Learners are shown how to use suitable AI tools as low-pressure speaking and response-practice partners while continuing structured lesson work.

No. Grammar is used to make speaking clearer, but the course focuses on spoken English, daily communication, professional English, employability, digital skills and practical sentence use.

After completing the demo lesson, learners can review the full course journey, discuss any concerns and decide whether they want to continue with Module 1.

A completion certificate is part of the course pathway for learners who meet the applicable completion criteria. The course places greater emphasis on demonstrated skill, practice and learning progress than on collecting a certificate alone.

Discuss the problem with Tutor AI & English through WhatsApp instead of quietly quitting. The team can explain the current course pathway and available guidance without making promises that are not part of the approved offer.