Speak. Listen. Repeat.
A gym for languages, made for schools. Teachers assign short training sets, students in grades 5–12 train in Spanish, French and Italian.
Students: you need the class code your teacher gives you.
For teachers: three steps, one dashboard.
You choose what the class trains. Students do the sets, you see how it went.
- Assign a training set to a classTeacher
- Students train on phone or ChromebookClass
- See how each student is doingTeacher
For students: short sets, real voice.
You listen, answer, say it out loud and try again. Eco, the bat who finds his way by echo, coaches you through it.
- Conjugate verbs
- Drill your vocab
- Build sentences in order
- Read sentences in context
- Listen to real sentences
- Write your own answers
- Speak it out loud
The trainers.
Workout
Boxing
Audio Boxing
Sentence Trainer
Rock Climbing
Vocab Trainer
Listening Trainer
Verb Trainer
For schools and families.
- Three languages
- Spanish, French and Italian, for students in grades 5–12.
- Parents follow along
- Families can follow their child's progress.
- Schools stay in control
- Every new teacher and student account is approved by the school before it can join classes.
What it costs.
Teachers
Free
Create classes, assign training sets and see how each student is doing.
Create a teacher accountSchools and districts
School license
Priced for your school, on request. Start with a pilot in one class.
Book a pilotQuestions, answered.
What is LANGUAGYM?
A gym for languages, made for schools. Teachers assign short training sets, and students in grades 5–12 train in Spanish, French and Italian.
Which languages can students train?
Spanish, French and Italian.
How does it work for teachers?
You assign a training set to a class, students train on a phone or a Chromebook, and you see how each student is doing.
How do students join a class?
With the class code their teacher gives them. Students open Join a class and type the code.
What do students practice in a set?
They conjugate verbs, drill vocab and build sentences in order. They also read sentences in context, listen to real sentences, write their own answers and say them out loud. Eco, the LANGUAGYM bat, coaches them through it.
Can parents follow their child's progress?
Yes. Families can follow their child's progress.
What does LANGUAGYM cost?
It is free for teachers. Schools and districts get a school license, priced on request: write to tech@languagym.academy to book a pilot.
Who approves new accounts?
Your school. Every new teacher and student account is approved by the school before it can join classes.
Speak. Listen. Repeat.
Try it with your class